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photo by Andrew Bain |
photo by Perry Matthews |
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photo by Richmond FD |
photo by Richmond FD |
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Richmond
is the capital of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has a population of approximately 217,853 people. While it was incorporated in 1742, Richmond has been an independent city since 1871. Richmond is located at the fall line of the James River.
Help Needed If you are a firefighter in the City of Richmond, 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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| Fire - EMS Stations in the City of Richmond
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The Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services - is 421 members operating out of 20 stations. Richmond deploys the Quint Concept, operating 20 quint companies (4 minimum staffing) and 3 heavy rescue companies (5 minimum staffing), 3 tankers, 2 brush trucks, 1 water rescue truck, one hazmat response vehicle, one Technical Rescue truck, and numerous staff vehicles.
The department is divided into four divisions: Administration, Operations, Support Services, and ESU. A deputy chief is assigned to Operations and oversees 3 battalions. Support Services includes prevention, training, and ESU, and is also supervised by a Division Chief.
The Richmond Fire Department is tasked with protecting approx. 200,000 residences and over 400,000 workers and visitors each day. The department responds to over 30,000 calls for service each year and has an operating budget of $38.5 million.
The Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services was the first fire department in the United States to operate under the Total Quint Concept.
The Total Quint Concept plan enables Richmond Fire & Emergency Services to have a substantial reduction in personnel, yet keep all 20 fire stations operating, with resources and apparatus that personnel can utilize more effectively and efficiently.
Richmond firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 995 |
| Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services |
201 East Franklin Street |
Richmond |
804-646-2500 |
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Engine |
Truck |
HD Rescue |
Special Units |
Battalion |
Address |
Area |
| 1 |
Eng 1 |
Truck 1 |
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Battalion 1 |
1 |
308 North 24th Street |
Church Hill |
| 5 |
Eng 5 |
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Air Light 5 |
3 |
324 West Leigh Street |
Jackson Ward |
| 6 |
Eng 6 |
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3 |
138 South Jefferson Street |
VCU/Monroe |
| 8 |
Eng 8 |
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Foam Tender 8 |
1 |
1018 Williamsburg Road |
Fulton |
| 10 |
Eng 10 |
Truck 10 |
Rescue 10 |
Tech Rescue 10 |
2 |
900 Hermitage Road |
Newtowne West |
| 11 |
Eng 11 |
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1 |
1235 North 28th Street |
Church Hill |
| 12 |
Eng 12 |
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2 |
2223 West Cary Street |
The Fan |
| 13 |
Eng 13 |
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Water Rescue 1, Water Rescue 2 |
3 |
411 East Commerce Road |
Blackwell |
| 14 |
Eng 14 |
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1 |
2932 Hawthorne Avenue |
Northside |
| 15 |
Eng 15 |
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1 |
2614 First Avenue |
Highland Park |
| 16 |
Eng 16 |
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2 |
3901 Chamberlayne Avenue |
Northside |
| 17 |
Eng 17 |
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Battalion 3 |
3 |
2211 Semmes Avenue |
Swansboro |
| 18 |
Eng 18 |
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Battalion 2 |
2 |
412 North Thompson Street |
Museum District |
| 19 |
Eng 19 |
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Brush 19 |
2 |
311 Maple Avenue |
Westhampton |
| 20 |
Eng 20 |
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Brush 20 |
4 |
4715 Forest Hill Avenue |
Forest |
| 21 |
Eng 21 |
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Foam Unit 21, Foam Tender 21 |
3 |
2505 Jefferson Davis Hwy |
Windsor |
| 22 |
Eng 22 |
Truck 22 |
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Hazmat 2, Hazmat 3 |
4 |
2420 Broad Rock Blvd |
Hickory Hill |
| 23 |
Eng 23 |
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Rescue 23 |
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4 |
495 LaBrook Concourse |
Midiothian |
| 24 |
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Truck 24 |
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Battalion 4, Water Rescue 24 |
4 |
7400 Forest Hill Avenue |
Gravel Hill |
| 25 |
Eng 25 |
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4 |
8800 West Huguenot Road |
Stony Point |
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