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2002
Calls Handled By Engines/Aerials
The Fire Suppression Division is the actual
“firefighting” aspect of the Fire Department
This division consists of three (3) shifts – “A” (Red Shift),
“B” (Black Shift), and “C” (Green Shift).
An Assistant Fire Chief who maintains the operations of his shift
through his seven (7) District Fire Chiefs supervises each shift.
The District Fire Chiefs supervise the operations of the fire stations–nineteen (19) throughout the city that are divided into five (5) fire
districts and manned by assigned Fire Captains, Fire Equipment Operators, and
Firefighters.
District # 1–Fire Stations 1, 2, 6
and 12
District # 2–Fire Stations 4, 5, 7 and 8
District # 3–Fire Stations 9, 10, 11 and 15
District # 4–Fire Stations 13, 17, 18 and 19
District # 5–Fire Stations 3, 14 and 16
The Deputy Fire Chiefs work straight days, Monday through
Friday, with one Deputy Fire Chief responsible for each of the following
aspects of fire suppression:
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Assigns
work schedules and approves leave
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Manages
suppression of working fires
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Inspects
appearance of assigned equipment, buildings and personnel
This division is the most “visible” part of the fire
department as the members of this division are in the public’s eye as they
respond to fires, automobile accidents, first aid calls, etc.
2002 Calls
Handled By Engines/Aerials
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Engine 1 |
1599 |
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Engine 2 |
1249 |
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Engine 3 |
1667 |
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Engine 4 |
1649 |
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Engine 5 |
0842 |
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Engine 6 |
1482 |
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Engine 7 |
1647 |
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Engine 8 |
1729 |
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Engine 9 |
1358 |
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Engine 10 |
1192 |
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Engine 11 |
1201 |
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Engine 12 |
1352 |
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Engine 13 |
1164 |
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Engine 14 |
1337 |
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Engine 15 |
0753 |
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Engine 16 |
1172 |
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Engine 17 |
0725 |
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Engine 18 |
0808 |
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Engine 19 |
1134 |
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Aerial 1 |
0515 |
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Aerial 2 |
0434 |
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Aerial 3 |
0428 |
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Aerial 4 |
0603 |
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Aerial 5 |
0437 |
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Aerial 6 |
0408 |
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Aerial 7 |
0320 |
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Aerial 8 |
0286 |
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