Virginia Fire Houses

[Box 2565]

Roanoke, Virginia
Central Fire Station

When I was last in Roanoke (1999) this station still housed a ladder company in the downtown area of the city.

[Box 2565]

A big, 4 bay, brick station in downtown Norfolk.

Image from eBay.

[Box 2565]

This gorgeous station is located at 2328 Crystal Springs in the south end of Roanoke.  Engine 8 operates from this house.

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Another attractive station in Roanoke is this 2 story brick building that houses Engine 5.   :|

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The fire station at Suffolk.

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Norfolk, Virginia operated a Webb pumper and an American LaFrance chemical and hose from this station.
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Shawnee Volunteer Fire Rescue Company #4
Winchester,VA.
station built 2003

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Millwood Fire Co., of Winchester, Virginia
station built 2004

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Norfolk, Va Fire Rescue has 15 firehouses in the city with 16 numbers... Station 5 was shut down and I don't have that date on that. Here is Station 1 which is 4 bays long I believe housing Engine 1, Ladder 1, Medic 1, Boat 1, Air 1, Battalion 4, and the Shift Commander.

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NFR Station 2 houses Engine 2 and Medic 2.

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NFR Station 3 houses Rescue 1, HazMat 1, and Battalion 1. This is the only station in the city with no Engine Co. Rescue 1 is the busiest Rescue Co. in the city.

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NFR Station 4 houses Engine 4.

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NFR Station 6 houses Engine 6.

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NFR Station 7 houses Engine 7, Ladder 7, and Medic 7. This station is right across the street from Old Dominion University and is the back-up HazMat station.

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NFR Station 8 houses Engine 8, Ladder 8, and Medic 8.