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photo by Norfolk Fire-Rescue |
photo by Michael Laven |
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photo by Ariane Aramburo |
photo by City of Norfolk |
photo by Kelly B Burgess |
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photo by Ryan Bodenstein |
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Norfolk
is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and is the core of the Hampton Roads metropolitan area. The city has a population of approximately 247,189 people, making it the second-most populous city in Virginia. The city has a long history as a strategic military and transportation point and is home to the largest Navy base in the world, Naval Station Norfolk.
Help Needed If you are a firefighter in the City of Norfolk, we need your help to verify the station information shown below is current and correct.
If you have any information to add to this section, please email us at support@gumsnroses.com |
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photo by Norfolk Fire-Rescue |
photo by Norfolk Fire-Rescue |
photo by Norfolk Fire-Rescue |
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| Fire - EMS Stations in the City of Norfolk
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Norfolk Fire-Rescue - is comprised of over 500 dedicated professionals who protect a 66 square mile urban city with a population of approximately 250,000, which swells to over 350,000 during the workday. The NFR responds to an average of 39,000 emergency incidents each year from 14 fire-rescue stations strategically located throughout the city. The NFR also provides a host of community and support services from its Offices of Administrative Services, Public Affairs, Fire Marshal, Occupational Safety and Health, Training, and Special Operations.
Fire suppression is accomplished with 15 engine companies, 7 ladder companies, and 2 rescue companies divided into 3 battalions. Each engine company is staffed with a Captain, Operator, and 2 Firefighters. Each ladder company is staffed with a Lieutenant, Operator, and Firefighter/Tillerman. The two rescue companies are staffed with a Lieutenant, Operator, and 2 Firefighter/Medics. All rescue personnel are trained in Heavy and Tactical Rescue as well as being Hazardous Materials Technicians.
ALL FIRE APPARATUS in the City of Norfolk are ALS.
Norfolk Fire-Rescue is responsible for providing all emergency medical services within the city of Norfolk. This is accomplished with a vehicle ambulance fleet, state-of-the-art equipment, and highly trained personnel. Currently there are 12 medic apparatus designed specifically for advanced life support. Medic Units in the City of Norfolk are staffed by (1) EMT-E and (1) EMT-I or P.
Norfolk firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 68 |
| Norfolk Fire-Rescue |
100 Brooke AVE |
Norfolk |
757-664-6600 |
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Truck |
HD Rescue |
Special Units |
Ambulance |
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Area |
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Engine 1 |
Ladder 1 |
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Boat 1, Brush 1, FC 1, BC 1 |
Medic 1 |
450 St Paul Blvd |
Young Terrace |
| 2 |
Engine 2 |
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Medic 2 |
2501 Church Street |
Villa Heights |
| 4 |
Engine 4 |
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Medic 4 |
5909 Poplar Hall Drive |
Glenrocks |
| 6 |
Engine 6 |
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LUF 60, MIRT 2 |
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714 Pembroke Avenue |
Ghent |
| 7 |
Engine 7 |
Ladder 7 |
Rescue 1 |
Hazmat 1, Decon Trailer |
Medic 7 |
1211 West 43rd Street |
Old Dominion |
| 8 |
Engine 8 |
Ladder 8 |
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Medic 8 |
526 Frederick Street |
Hardy Field |
| 9 |
Engine 9 |
Ladder 9 |
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BC 2 |
Medic 9 |
115 Thole Street |
Boiling Brook |
| 10 |
Engine 10 |
Ladder 10 |
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Medic 10 |
4100 East Virginia Beach Blvd |
Crown Point |
| 11 |
Engine 11 |
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Medic 11 |
3127 Verdun Avenue |
Lafayette-Winona |
| 12 |
Engine 12 |
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Medic 12 |
1650 West Little Creek Road |
North Meadow Brook |
| 13 |
Engine 13 |
Ladder 13 |
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Boat 13 (Vulcan 1) |
Medic 13 |
176 Maple Avenue |
Ocean View |
| 14 |
Engine 14 |
Ladder 14 |
Rescue 2 |
Tech Rescue, U14, BC 3 |
Medic 14 |
1460 Norview Avenue |
Norvella Heights |
| 15 |
Engine 15 |
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Medic 15 |
1425 Fisherman's Road |
Bay View |
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Engine 16 |
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Medic 16 |
7924 Camellia Road |
Camellia |
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