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photo by Kurt Konrad |
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photo by Brian Thomas |
photo by Roanoke Fire EMS |
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Roanoke
is an independent city in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and has a population of approximately 97,032 people. Roanoke is the largest municipality in Southwest Virginia, and is the principal municipality of the Roanoke Metropolitan Statistical Area. Bisected by the Roanoke River, Roanoke is the commercial and cultural hub of much of Southwest Virginia.
Help Needed If you are a firefighter in the City of Roanoke, 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 Roanoke
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Roanoke Fire-EMS - operates from 11 stations located throughout the City of Roanoke, with administrative offices housed on the third floor of the newly constructed Station 1 located at the intersection of Franklin Roa and Elm Avenue. The department is a full-service fire and emergency medical service agency, providing basic and advanced pre-hospital life support, fire prevention and education programs, fire suppression services, arson detection, vehicle extrication, and heavy tactical rescue; and supports a regional hazardous materials team.
The Roanoke Fire-EMS operates 10 fire engines, 4 aerial ladder trucks, 8 ambulances, 1 part time ambulance, and 3 command vehicles 24/7. Firefighter/EMTs operate out of 11 stations with 14 pieces of front-line fire apparatus, 8 front-line EMS units, 1 medium-squad and 1 HazMat unit.
In addition to housing firefighting and EMS personnel and apparatus, fire-EMS stations are neighborhood resources. Personnel at these sites help distribute important city documents, teach children about fire safety, and provide a safe place for lost children and adults. Six of the stations are official polling places for all city elections. They invite you to stop by any of our stations any time to learn more about what they do.
Roanoke firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 1132 |
| Roanoke Fire-EMS |
713 Third Street, SW |
Roanoke |
540-853-2327 |
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Engine |
Truck |
HD Rescue |
Special Units & Ambulance |
Address |
Area |
| 1 |
Eng 1 |
Ladder 1 |
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Medic 1, EMS Supervisor, Batt Chief |
704 Franklin Road |
Headquarters |
| 2 |
Eng 2 |
Ladder 2 |
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Medic 2, HazMat Unit, Batt Chief |
55 Noble Avenue |
Northeast |
| 3 |
Eng 3 |
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Medic 3 |
4803 Williamson Road |
Upper End |
| 4 |
Eng 4 |
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Medic 4 |
3763 Peters Creek Road |
Lee-Hi |
| 5 |
Eng 5 |
Ladder 5 |
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Medic 5, Batt Chief |
1920 Orange Avenue |
Melrose |
| 6 |
Eng 6 |
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HTR6 |
Medic 6, Brush Truck, Boats |
1333 Jamison Avenue |
Southeast |
| 7 |
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Ladder 7 |
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Medic 7 |
1742 Memorial Avenue |
Grandin Village |
| 8 |
Eng 8 |
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Medic 8 |
2328 Crystal Spring Avenue |
South Roanoke |
| 11 |
Eng 11 |
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1502 Riverland Road |
Garden City |
| 13 |
Eng 13 |
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4330 Appleton Avenue |
Northeast |
| 14 |
Eng 14 |
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1061 Mecca Street |
Tinker |
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