Evansville Fire Department
Stations 3 - 4

Evansville is located 125 miles west of Louisville, KY in the far southwest corner of Indiana. EFD provides Fire, Tactical Rescue, HazMat and BLS protection from it's 14 stations. Their district includes nearly 125,000 residents and 40 square miles in
Vanderburgh County.

Evansville Fire Department Station 3 - 351 North 4th Avenue at Franklin Street
Station 3 serves as Evansville 's water rescue station. It is home to Engine, Rescue 3, and Utility 3, a Reserve Rescue and the department's fire and rescue boats. Engine 17 is seen here stopping off to get medical supplies.

Engine 3 - 2002 Ferrara Inferno Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal

Engine 3 - 2002 Ferrara Inferno Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal

Rescue 3 - 2006 Spartan/SVI walk-around Heavy Rescue
Rescue 3 responds to accidents, extrications and tactical rescue situations on the city's northside.
It also carries most of the Departments water rescue equipment.

Rescue 3 - 2006 Spartan/SVI walk-around Heavy Rescue

1 Utility 3 - Toyota Tundra 4x4 Brush/Utility Truck - HP/75gal water/25gal foam
1U3 serves multiple purposes at. Its setup similar to a brush truck which allows it quick access to the beach and
waterfront area along the Ohio River. It is also used to pull the smaller Jon Boat rescue boat for ice and water rescues.

Former Quint 3 - 1990 Spartan/LTI 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1250gpm/500gal
This rig now serves as a department reserve aerial/quint.

Evansville Fire Department Station 4 - 1200 Oak Hill Road - Near Northeast Side
This single-engine house is located on the northeast corner of the Oak Hill Cemetery

Engine 4 - 1992 Spartan/Quality Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal

Former Engine 4 - 1983 Pierce Arrow - 1250gpm/500gal
This rig now serves as a reserve pumper and is kept at Station 8.

Special thanks to Captain Mike Cain of Station 4 for his assistance in arranging for some of these pictures and providing
EFD background and history.

Evansville Fire Department