History[]
Ernestown Township was located west of Napanee, centred around the communities of Odessa and Amherstview. In 1998, Ernestown was amalgamated and the fire department became part of Loyalist Township Emergency Services.
Fire Stations[]
| Station | Address | In Service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 51 Main Street, Odessa | 1972-1998 (amalgamation) | Now Loyalist Fire Station 1 |
| 2 | 103 Amherst Drive, Amherstview | 1966-1998 (amalgamation) | Became Loyalist Fire Station 4. Replaced in 2012, now a municipal leisure centre. |
Apparatus[]
- 1996 GMC Top Kick / Almonte tanker (250/1700)
- 1996 GMC Top Kick / Dependable walk-in rescue
- 1994 Pierce Saber MFD / Fort Garry pumper (1050/1000) (SN#M5202) (Pierce SN#E8180) (Ex-Pump 4-3)
- 1991 Ford C-8000 / Almonte pumper (840/600) (SN#5670) (Ex-Pump 4-2)
- 1986 International CO1850B / Almonte pumper (840/800) (SN#1735)
- 1985 Ford E-350 / Unicell cube van rescue
- 1976 International L1700 / King pumper (840/600) (SN#76009) (Ex-Pump 2-4)
- 1965 International L1706 / King pumper (625/600) (SN#64165)
- 1962 International B180 / King pumper (625/600) (SN#61075)