Evansville Fire Department
Stations 8 - 10

Evansville is located 125 miles west of Louisville, KY in the far southwest corner of Indiana. Evansville 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.

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Evansville Fire Department Station 8 - 2003 Kentucky Avenue - Northside

Evansville Fire Department Station 8 - 2003 Kentucky Avenue - Northside
Station 8 is located in a large commercial and industrial district on the northside of Evansville. This unique station fit right into
the row of warehouse-type buildings along. The double-bay on the right side houses Tower 8 and a reserve engine (currently
former Engine 4). The four bays on the left side of the building house EFD's maintenance facility.
 
Tower 8 - 1998 Spartan/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/300gal

Tower 8 - 1998 Spartan/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/300gal
 
Tower 8 - 1998 Spartan/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/300gal

Tower 8 - 1998 Spartan/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/300gal
Tower 8 started its career as a Quint running out of Station 3. However that busy district's large number of medical runs was
taking it's toll on this large rig. After a year it reassigned to Station 8 where it continues to make 500+ runs each year as a
Quint in it's own district.
 
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Evansville Fire Department Station 9 - 2020 Keystone Drive
This single-engine house protects the northeast side of the city including commercial and light industrial areas.
 
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Quint 9 - 2009 Spartan Gladiator/Ferrara HD-77ft Quint - 1500gpm/400gal
This sharp new rig is well-equipped with an EMS compartment in the cab, a Res-Q-Tec combi-tool and a 10kw Hydraulic generator.
 
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Quint 9 - 2009 Spartan Gladiator/Ferrara HD-77ft Quint - 1500gpm/400gal
 
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Former Quint 9 - 1988 Duplex/LTI 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1250gpm/500gal
Retired from frontline service in late 2008, this apparatus now serves as the primary reserve aerial/quint at EFD.
 
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Former Quint 9 - 1988 Duplex/LTI 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1250gpm/500gal
 
Evansville Fire Department Station 10 - Corner of Columbia and Heidelbach - Near northside

Evansville Fire Department Station 10 - Corner of Columbia and Heidelbach - Near northside
Built in 1977, Station 10 is home to Engine 10 and a Deputy Chief. This busy engine company protects the are surrounding
Deaconess Hospital in the city's near northside.
 
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Engine 10 - 2007 Spartan Diamond/Ferrara Pumper (#H-3616) - 1250gpm/500gal
Engines 10 and 14 were identical Ferrara pumpers that entered service at EFD in 2007.

 
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Engine 10 - 2007 Spartan Diamond/Ferrara Pumper (#H-3616) - 1250gpm/500gal
 
Engine 10 - 1997 Ferrara Pumper with Spartan Cab 1500gpm/500gal

Former Engine 10 - 1997 Ferrara Pumper with Spartan Cab 1500gpm/500gal
Engine 10's side-mount pumper is representative of most of Evansville's newer fleet. Engine 10 carries a crew of 4
and is the busiest Engine in the city. All of the frontline fire apparatus at Evansville serve as a memorial for former firefighters
who have passed away (not necessarily in the line of duty) with different names printed on the side of each apparatus.
 
Deputy Chief Car

Shown here at EFD Headquarters, this is one of several nearly identical Ford Crown Victoria Cars that serve
the various Division Chiefs.

 

Note: Evansville does not currently have a Station 11, 12 or 13
 

Evansville Fire Department