Norwalk Fire Department is a fire department located in the city of Norwalk, Connecticut. It has 141 employees including firefighters, fire inspection, front office, and mechanics. It maintains and operates a fire apparatus fleet of five engines, two trucks, one rescue, one tactical rescue(USAR), one haz-mat unit, one tanker, one fireboat, and numerous special, support, and reserve units.[1] "The City of Norwalk Fire Department operates 5 stations with full-time firefighters and the Rowayton's 6th Taxing District has a Volunteer Fire Station which covers fire calls in Rowayton."[2]
Fire station locations and apparatus
Below is a list of all fire station locations and apparatus in the city of Norwalk. Each engine company is staffed with a lieutenant and three firefighters, while each truck company is staffed by a captain and three firefighters. Fire Station 1, located in Broad River, was dedicated posthumously to Chief John Yost in 1998.[3]
Engine Company
Truck Company
Special Unit
Car (Chief) vehicle
Address
Neighborhood
Engine 1
Truck 1
Truck 5 (Spare)
90 New Canaan Ave.
Broad River
Engine 2
Truck 2
Rescue 2
Car 1 (Chief of Department), Car 2 (Deputy Chief), Car 3 (Spare Deputy Chief's Unit), Car 4 (Assistant Chief)
Fire Investigation Unit, Haz-Mat. Unit, Decon. Prime Mover & Trailer, Car 8 (Shops Unit), Car 25 (Tow Unit), Transport Unit, High Water Unit, Tactical Rescue 2 (USAR Collapse Shoring Unit), Engine 6 (Spare), Engine 7 (Spare), Engine 8 (Parade Unit), Engine 9 (Spare), Truck 3 (Spare), Rescue 1 (Spare),
Connecticut
