Charlotte_Fire_Department

Charlotte Fire Department
Operational area
Country	United States
State	North Carolina
City	Charlotte
Agency overview
Established	1875
Annual calls	~ 137,000 (2022)
Employees	1,300 (2022)
Annual budget	$137,741,974 (2021)
Staffing	Career
Fire chief	Reginald Johnson
IAFF	660
Facilities and equipment
Divisions	1
Battalions	8
Stations	43
Engines	43
Trucks	13
Tillers	2 on Order
Platforms	4
Rescues	2
Tenders	6
HAZMAT	4
USAR	6
Airport crash	10
Wildland	5
Fireboats	2
Rescue boats	4
Website
	Official website
	IAFF website

Charlotte Fire Department

The fire department of Charlotte, North Carolina

The Charlotte Fire Department provides fire suppression, emergency medical services, technical rescue services, hazardous materials mitigation, disaster response, code enforcement, fire investigations, and public education for the city of Charlotte, North Carolina.^[3] The department is responsible for an area of approximately 312 square miles (810 km²) with a day population of two million and a night population of 885,000.^[3] The Charlotte Fire Department was officially formed in 1875, although fire services existed in the area for decades before that.^[4]

Quick Facts Operational area, Country ...

Stations and apparatus

As of June 2024^[update] this is the current list of stations and apparatus for the department:^[5]

More information Fire Station Number, Neighborhood ...

Fire Station Number	Neighborhood	Engine Company	Ladder Company	Rescue Company	Special Unit	Battalion Chief Unit
1	First Ward	Engine 1	Ladder 1		Field Comm 1 & 2, MCP 1, Vent 1, Division Chief (Car 6, 7,8)	Battalion Chief 1
2	South End	Engine 2	Ladder 2 relocated to 43
3	Rama	Engine 3	Tower 3
4	Fourth Ward (Uptown)	Engine 4	Ladder 4
5	Wesley Heights	Engine 5			Brush 5
6	Myers Park	Engine 6
7	NoDa	Engine 7
8	Plaza Midwood	Engine 8			Rehab 1
9	Providence Township	Engine 9			Tanker 9
10	Camp Greene	Engine 10		Rescue 10	Dive 10	Battalion Chief 3
11	Graham Heights	Engine 11		Rescue 11	Dive 11
12	Madison Park	Engine 12
13	South Hoskins	Engine 13	Ladder 13		Hazmat 13
14	Cotswold	Engine 14
15	Shamrock	Engine 15
16	South Park	Engine 16	Ladder 16
17	Charlotte Douglas International Airport East	Engine 17			Blazes 1, 2, 5, & 14	Battalion Chief 8
18	Washington Heights	Engine 18	Tower 18
19	Landsdowne	Engine 19
20	Starmount	Engine 20			Brush 20	Battalion Chief 5
21	Paw Creek	Engine 21			Brush 21 & Foam 21
22	Derita	Engine 22			Tanker 22
23	Hickory Grove	Engine 23	Ladder 23
24	Carmel Village	Engine 24	Ladder 24
25	Oakdale	Engine 25			Foam 25	Battalion Chief 6
26	Ayrsley	Engine 26	Tower 26
27	University City	Engine 27	Tower 27			Battalion Chief 2
28	Northlake	Engine 28	Ladder 28
29	Idlewild South	Engine 29			Brush 29
30	Whippoorwill Lake	Engine 30
31	Highland Creek	Engine 31	Ladder 31		Brush 31
32	Ballantyne	Engine 32	Ladder 32		Hazmat 32
33	Shuffletown	Engine 33	Ladder 33		Deluge 33, Tanker 33
34	Newell	Engine 34			Decon 34, Hazmat 34
35	Withrow Downs	Engine 35			Tanker 35
36	Mallard Creek	Engine 36			MOC 1
37	Steele Creek	Engine 37			Tanker 37
38	Withers Cove	Engine 38			Dive 38, Fire Boat 38
39	The Arboretum	Engine 39 Engine 90				Battalion Chief 7
40	Wilgrove	Engine 40	Ladder 40		Tanker 40
41	Charlotte Douglas International Airport West				Blazes 41, 42, & 47
42	Eastland	Engine 42, Engine 65				Battalion Chief 4
43	Clanton Park	Engine 43	Ladder 2		USAR 1, USAR 2
44 Under Construction	River District	Engine 44
45 Under Construction	Hidden Valley		Ladder 45
46 Coming Soon	Beatties Ford Road / Miranda Road	Engine 46
3rd Airport Station (Station 47)	Charlotte Douglas International Airport

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"FY2015 Strategic Operation Plan" (PDF). City of Charlotte. Retrieved 24 April 2015.^{[permanent dead link]}

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