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Milwaukee Fire Department
Operational area
Country United States
State Wisconsin
CityMilwaukee
Agency overview[1][2]
Annual calls73,631 (2014)
Employees950 (2014)
  • 839 - sworn
  • 111 - civilian
Annual budget$111,460,088 (2014)
StaffingCareer
Fire chiefMark Rohlfing
IAFF215
Facilities and equipment[2][3]
Battalions5
Stations30
Engines30
Trucks8
Rescues4
Ambulances12
HAZMAT2
USAR2
Website
Official website
IAFF website

The Milwaukee Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.[1] The department is responsible for an area of 96.12 square miles (248.9 km2) with a population of 594,833.[2] The department was ranked third in the U.S. for best medical emergency service by a USA Today study in 2003.[4]

Stations and apparatus

List of fire stations and apparatus in the Milwaukee Fire Department as of June 2016:[3]

Address Engine Company Truck Company Medic or ambulance unit Special unit Chief Battalion
1 784 N Broadway Engine 1 MEDS 20,21 Tactial EMS (TEMS) Team 1
2 755 N. James Lovell St. Engine 2 Truck 2 Dive Team Deputy Chief 1
3 Closed 100 W. Virginia St.
4 9511 W. Appleton Ave. Engine 4 Truck 3 Community Paramedics 7
5 Closed 1313 W Reservoir Ave. 1
6 Closed 1693 N. Franklin Pl.
7 3174 S Chase Ave. Engine 7 Battalion 4 4
8 5585 N. 69th St. Engine 8 MED 16 7
9 4141 W. Mill Rd. Engine 9 MED 4 7
10 5600 W. Oklahoma Ave. Engine 10 Hi-Volume hose unit Battalion 3| 3
11 2526 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Engine 11 MED 15 4
12 2130 W. Oklahoma Ave. Engine 12 Truck 1 Incident Command Post,Compr. Air unit 4
13 2901 N. 30th St. Engine 13 Battalion 2 2
14 6074 S. 13th St. Engine 14 Truck 8 ARV-2 4
15 10320 W. Fond du Lac Ave. Engine 16 Battalion 7 7
17 4653 S. 13th St. Engine 17 MED 17 4
18 3628 N. Holton St. Engine 18 Battalion 1 1
21 2050 N. Palmer St. Engine 21 MED 6 1
22 8814 W. Lisbon Ave. Engine 22 2
23 1400 S. 9th St. Engine 23 Rescue 1,Rescue 4 4
24 4927 W. Fiebrantz Ave. Engine 24 Rescue 2 Battalion 2 2
25 Closed (Firebell Club) 300 S. 84th St. Emergency Support Units 1&2 3
26 1140 S. 26th St. Engine 26 MED 3 3
27 2647 N. Bartlett Ave. Engine 27 Truck 5 1
28 Closed 424 N. 30th St
29 3529 S. 84th St. Engine 29 MED 18 3
30 2903 N. Teutonia Ave. Engine 30 Med 7 2
31 Closed 2400 S. 8th St.
32 1551 N. 30th St. Engine 32 Truck 9 1
33 4515 W. Burnham St. Engine 33 Truck 16 Haz Mat 1&2 3
34 6205 W. Burleigh St. Engine 34 MED 13 2
35 100 N. 64th St. Engine 35 MED 14 3
36 4060 N. 27th St. Engine 36 MED 5 2
37 5335 N. Teutonia Ave. Engine 37 7
38 8463 N. Granville Rd. Engine 38 MED 19 Foam Trailers 1 & 2 7
39 8025 W. Bradley Rd. Engine 39 Truck 7 ARV-1 7

Public works of art

Several stations feature commissioned works of art, including:

References

  1. ^ a b "About Us". Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
  2. ^ a b c "2013 Annual Report" (PDF). Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
  3. ^ a b "Stations". Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
  4. ^ Rohde, Marie (7 March 2007). "Glendale estimates savings in fire service switch". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved 29 May 2015.

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