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Department Profile[]

Rank Structure[]

Title/Rank Helmet Color Description
Fire Chief
 White Chief of the department.
Assistant Chief
 White Second-in-command of the department. There are four Assistant Chiefs; each oversees a different division of the department: Operations, Logistics, Professional Development, Fire Marshal. Assistant Chiefs have aides of their own.
Division Chief
 White Shift commander of fire operations. There are three shifts; therefore three Division Chiefs. Division Chiefs have aides of their own. Previously called Battalion Chiefs.
Battalion Chief
 White District commanders of fire operations. There are five battalions across three shifts; therefore 15 Battalion Chiefs. Previously called District Chiefs.
Captain
 Red Company officers of fire operations. Each Captain commands an engine, ladder, or rescue.
Lieutenant
 Black Driver-operators. Eligible to step up as Acting Captain in lieu of a Captain. Previously called Firefighter II / Engineer.
Senior Firefighter
 Black Eligible after three years as 1st Class Firefighter.
1st Class Firefighter
 Black Assistant drivers who can serve as driver-operator in lieu of Lieutenant. Eligible after three years as Firefighter.
Firefighter
 Black
Probationary Firefighter
 Black w/ yellow front piece First six months out of recruitment.

Fleet[]

The Raleigh Fire Department currently operates out of 28 fire stations and is comprised of the following units:

  • 29 Engine Companies
    • 27 Engines
    • 2 Squads (Rescue Pumpers)
  • 9 Ladder Companies
    • 2 100' mid-mount aerial platforms
    • 2 100' rear-mount aerial platforms
    • 1 107' rear-mount aerial ladder
    • 3 100' tractor-drawn aerials
    • 1 107' tractor-drawn aerial
  • 1 Rescue Company
  • 5 Battalion Chiefs

Response Matrix[]

Fire Incidents[]

*Upgrade* denotes apparatus added to the response from the previous alarm level.

Non-High Rise High Rise
Reported structure fire (1st alarm) 4 Engines, 2 Ladders, 1 Squad or Rescue, 2 Battalion Chiefs, Safety Officer 5 Engines, 3 Ladders, 1 Squad or Rescue, 2 Battalion Chiefs, Division Chief, Safety Officer, Air unit
Working fire (upgrade) Divison Chief, Fire Investigator, Air unit 5 Engines, 3 Ladders, 1 Squad or Rescue, 2 Battalion Chiefs, Fire Investigator, Air unit
2nd alarm (upgrade) 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, Battalion Chief 5 Engines, 2 Ladders, Battalion Chief
3rd alarm (upgrade) 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, Battalion Chief 5 Engines
4th alarm (upgrade) 3 Engines, 2 Ladders, Battalion Chief 5 Engines

Response Statistics[]

The following are response statistics of the busiest apparatus, categorized by unit type.

Engines/Squads[]

2025 2024 2023 2022 2021
1 Engine 3 (4,109) Engine 19 (3,291) Squad 7 (3,159) Engine 19 (3,181) Engine 19 (2,974)
2 Engine 15 (3,695) Engine 15 (3,239) Engine 19 (3,155) Engine 12 (3,037) Engine 11 (2,955)
3 Engine 19 (3,627) Engine 3 (3,212) Engine 3 (3,069) Engine 15 (3,017) Squad 7 (2,900)
4 Engine 12 (3,388) Engine 12 (3,126) Engine 11 (3,062) Squad 7 (3,014) Engine 12 (2,812)
5 Engine 2 (3,004) Engine 11 (3,118) Engine 12 (3,046) Engine 11 (3,006) Engine 15 (2,599)

Ladders[]

2025 2024 2023 2022 2021
1 Ladder 1 (2,791) Ladder 1 (2,413) Ladder 12 (2,199) Ladder 12 (2,137) Ladder 15 (2,093)
2 Ladder 15 (2,471) Ladder 15 (2,178) Ladder 1 (2,170) Ladder 15 (2,103) Ladder 1 (2,006)
3 Ladder 12 (2,358) Ladder 12 (2,162) Ladder 15 (2,040) Ladder 1 (2,098) Ladder 12 (1,893)

History[]

The history of the Raleigh Fire Department dates back to the early 1800s when the first fire engine was delivered on March 12, 1819. The following evening, the first volunteer fire company was established with a President, a Vice President, a Captain, four Lieutenants, a Treasurer, and a Secretary. A second fire company, named Perseverance Fire Company, was formed on March 7, 1843 with a Captain, four Lieutenants, a Treasurer, and a Secretary. On February 24, 1849, a new fire company, named the Raleigh Fire Company, was formed. Two more companies were organized in 1852, Fire Company No. 1 on February 28 and a Hook & Ladder Company on March 3.

Following the American Civil War, new fire companies were organized with new volunteers. Two fire companies and a hook & ladder company are organized in February 1867. By 1869, there were five companies providing fire protection to the citizens of Raleigh: Fire Company No. 1, Fire Company No. 2, Hook & Ladder Company, Bucket Company, and the Merchants Independent Fire Company, which was renamed in January 1870 as Rescue Steam Fire Engine Company No. 1. All fire companies acted independently with the exception of operating at fire scenes, in which they would all be placed under the command of the Fire Chief of the City Fire Department. Over the course of the 1870s and 1880s, various fire companies were organized or re-organized. By February 28, 1889, seven fire companies now served the City of Raleigh:

  • Rescue Steamer Fire Engine
  • Phoenix Chemical
  • Hook & Ladder
  • Capital Hose
  • Independent Hose Reel
  • Victor Engine
  • Bucket & Ladder

Between 1890 and 1910, several fire companies were disbanded. By December 1912, the remaining fire companies were re-organized into a fully-paid fire department. Career personnel took over the apparatus, equipment, and facilities operated by the volunteers. The Capital Hose and Hook & Ladder companies are re-organized as Hose Company 1 and Truck Company 1, respectively. The Rescue Company was re-organized as Hose Company 2 and the Victor Company was re-organized as Hose Company 3.

Fire Stations[]

Station No. Address In Service Notes
1 112 West Morgan Street December 23, 1912 - August 12, 1941 Opened in January or February 1896, originally housed the Capital Hose Company and Hook & Ladder Company.
2 300 block of Fayetteville Street December 23, 1912 - September 1914 Original Fire Station 2.
3 135 East Hargett Street February 1913 - November 1917 Opened on April 2, 1898, originally housed the Victor Company. Hose Company 3 re-located to Fire Station 1 on West Morgan Street. Temporarily re-opened September - November 1919. Demolished in 1952.
2 412 South Salisbury Street September 1914 - sometime in 1932 Re-opened in 1941 as Fire Station 1.
4 505 Jefferson Street June 15, 1926 - April 16, 1963 Original Fire Station 4. Designated as a historical landmark on 19 Nov 1996.
5 1914 Park Drive November 18, 1926 - July 24, 1961 Original Fire Station 5. Site located adjacent to the present Fire Station 5.
2 2 East South Street 1932 - October 16, 1969 Space leased/rented in the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium.
1 412 South Salisbury Street August 12, 1941 - October 5, 1953 Former Fire Station 2.
6 2519 Fairview Road March 3, 1943 - June 25, 1949 Original Fire Station 6. Rented facility.
6 2601 Fairview Road June 25, 1949 - May 29, 2017 Demolished, rebuilt on site, 2019-2021.
3 13 South East Street July 26, 1951 - present To be relocated and replaced with a new building.
8 1007 Method Road April 1, 1960 - February 14, 1963 Original Fire Station 8. Rented residence. Originally addressed as 903 Kent Road.
4 2913 Wake Forest Road April 16, 1963 - June 24, 1993
12 3409 Poole Road October 9, 1974 - August 13, 2018 Dedicated June 22, 1975. Relocated and replaced with a new building.
14 4220 Lake Boone Trail October 9, 1974 - July 7, 2021 Dedicated June 22, 1975. Relocated and replaced with a new building.
22 9350 Durant Road July 31, 1998 - February 5, 2019 Demolished to make way for railroad construction.
23 8312 Pinecrest Road February 15, 2000 - present Built in 1978 for the Durham Highway Fire Department, occupied by RFD in 2000.
22 10301 Falls of Neuse Road February 5, 2019 - August 2, 2022 Temporary facility for Engine 22 during relocation.

Companies[]

Hose Companies/Engines/Squads[]

Company Status Date(s) Action(s) / Notes.
Hose 1 Out of service December 23, 1912
February 1913
ca. 1926 		Organized.
Changeover to a motorized apparatus.
Re-designated as Engine 1.
Hose 2 Out of service December 23, 1912
February 1913
ca. 1926 		Organized.
Changeover to a motorized apparatus.
Re-designated as Engine 2.
Hose 3 Out of service February 1913
November 1914
ca. 1926 		Organized.
Changeover to a motorized apparatus.
Re-designated as Engine 3.
Engine 1 1926 Organized.
Engine 2 1926 Organized.
Engine 3 1926 Organized.
Engine 4 June 15, 1926 Organized.
Engine 5 November 18, 1926 Organized.
Engine 6 March 3, 1943 Organized.
Engine 9 October 5, 1953
April 1, 1960
February 14, 1963 		Organized at Fire Station 1.
Re-located to Fire Station 8 at 1007 Method Road.
Re-located to the newly-opened Fire Station 9.
Engine 7 Out of service December 30, 1959
January 16, 2015 		Organized.
Re-organized as Squad 7.
Engine 8 April 1, 1960 Organized.
Engine 10 April 21, 1961
June 15, 1970
February 24, 1971 		Organized at Station 1.
Re-numbered as Engine 15.
Re-organized at the newly-opened Fire Station 10.
Engine 15 June 15, 1970
February 24, 1971
November 13, 1974
February 5, 2013
January 16, 2015 		Organized at Fire Station 1.
Re-organized as Engine 10.
Re-organized at the newly-opened Fire Station 15.
Re-organized as Squad 15.
Re-instated as Engine 15.
Engine 11 October 8, 1971 Organized.
Engine 12 October 9, 1974 Organized.
Engine 14 Out of service October 9, 1974
February 5, 2013 		Organized.
Re-organized as Squad 14.
Engine 13 November 26, 1974 Organized at Fire Station 1.
Engine 16 February 9, 1979 Organized.
Engine 17 April 9, 1984 Organized.
Engine 18 March 16, 1987 Organized.
Engine 19 May 11, 1988 Organized.
Engine 20 January 20, 1989 Organized.
Engine 21 June 15, 1998 Organized.
Engine 22 July 31, 1998 Organized.
Engine 23 February 25, 2000 Organized.
Engine 25 August 2, 2001 Organized.
Engine 24 August 24, 2001 Organized.
Engine 26 June 9, 2003 Organized.
Engine 27 June 9, 2003 Organized.
Engine 28 April 25, 2007 Organized.
Squad 14 February 5, 2013 Organized.
Squad 15 Out of service February 5, 2013
January 16, 2015 		Organized.
Re-organized as Engine 15.
Squad 7 January 16, 2015 Organized.
Engine 29 June 9, 2015 Organized.

Trucks/Ladders[]

Company Status Date(s) Action(s) / Notes.
Truck 1 Out of service February 10, 1916
August 12, 1941
October 5, 1953
August 21, 2006 		Organized; first aerial truck company.
Re-located to the new Fire Station 2.
Re-instated at the newly-opened Fire Station 1.
Re-designated as Ladder 1.
Truck 6 Out of service June 27, 1949
February 14, 1962 - February 5, 1965
June 8, 1979 		Organized; service truck.
Out of service.
Re-organized as Truck 16.
Truck 7 Out of service October 25, 1960
April 8, 1962 - June 15, 1963
February 1, 1982 		Organized; service truck.
Out of service.
Re-organized as Truck 12.
Truck 5 Out of service September 26, 1961
March 16, 1987 		Organized; second aerial truck company.
Re-organized as Truck 15.
Truck 11 Out of service June 14, 1972
December 30, 1986
August 21, 2006 		Organized; service truck.
Became fourth aerial truck company.
Re-designated as Ladder 11.
Truck 16 Out of service June 8, 1979
September 16, 1981
August 21, 2006 		Organized; service truck.
Became third aerial truck company.
Re-designated as Ladder 16.
Truck 8 Out of service September 25, 1981
March 16, 1987
November 5, 2004 		Organized; service truck.
Changeover to aerial truck.
Re-organized as Truck 20.
Truck 12 Out of service February 1, 1982
May 11, 1988 		Organized; service truck.
Disbanded to organize Engine 19.
Truck 15 Out of service March 16, 1987
August 24, 1990
August 14, 2001 		Organized; service truck.
Became fifth aerial truck company.
Re-organized as Truck 22.
Truck 22 Out of service August 14, 2001
August 21, 2006 		Organized; aerial truck.
Re-designated as Ladder 22.
Truck 24 Out of service April 6, 2004
March 4, 2006 		Organized; sixth aerial truck company.
Re-organized as Truck 23.
Truck 20 Out of service November 5, 2004
August 21, 2006 		Organized; aerial truck.
Re-designated as Ladder 20.
Truck 26 Out of service August 6, 2005
August 21, 2006 		Organized; seventh aerial truck company.
Re-designated as Ladder 26.
Truck 23 Out of service March 4, 2006
August 21, 2006 		Organized; aerial truck.
Re-designated as Ladder 23.
Ladder 1 August 21, 2006
July 7, 2009
January 25, 2021 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 4 at Fire Station 1.
Re-instated as Ladder 1.
Ladder 11 Out of service August 21, 2006
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 2.
Ladder 16 Out of service August 21, 2006
January 6, 2009 		Organized.
Re-organized as Ladder 17.
Ladder 20 August 21, 2006
July 7, 2009
January 4, 2021 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 7.
Re-instated as Ladder 20.
Ladder 22 August 21, 2006
July 7, 2009
August 2, 2022 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 5.
Re-instated.
Ladder 23 August 21, 2006
January 3, 2009
December 14, 2020
March 30, 2021 		Organized.
Re-organized as Ladder 24.
Re-instated at Fire Station 24.
Re-located to Fire Station 23.
Ladder 26 Out of service August 21, 2006
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 8.
Ladder 24 Out of service January 3, 2009
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 6.
Ladder 4 January 6, 2009
July 7, 2009
January 25, 2021 		Organized; eighth aerial truck company.
Re-numbered as Ladder 1 at Fire Station 4.
Re-instated as Ladder 4.
Ladder 17 Out of service January 6, 2009
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Ladder 3.
Ladder 2 Out of service July 7, 2009
October 27, 2018 - December 17, 2019
January 20, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 11.
Temporary relocation to Fire Station 15.
Re-organized as Ladder 15.
Ladder 3 Out of service July 7, 2009
December 9, 2020 		Organized at Fire Station 17.
Re-organized as Ladder 14 at Fire Station 17.
Ladder 5 Out of service July 7, 2009
February 5, 2019
January 18, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 22.
Temporary relocation to Fire Station 25.
Re-numbered as Ladder 25.
Ladder 6 July 7, 2009
December 14-21, 2020
March 29, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 24.
Out of service; re-organized at Fire Station 23.
Relocated to the newly rebuilt Fire Station 6.
Ladder 7 Out of service July 7, 2009
January 4, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 20.
Re-numbered as Ladder 20.
Ladder 8 Out of service July 7, 2009
August 13, 2018
January 11, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 26.
Re-located to the newly-opened Fire Station 12.
Re-numbered as Ladder 12.
Ladder 9 Out of service June 9, 2015
October 27, 2018
December 21, 2020 		Organized at Fire Station 29; ninth aerial truck company.
Re-located to Fire Station 23.
Re-numbered as Ladder 6 at Fire Station 23.
Ladder 14 December 9, 2020
July 7, 2021 		Organized at Fire Station 17.
Re-located to the new Fire Station 14.
Ladder 12 January 11, 2021 Organized.
Ladder 25 Out of service January 18, 2021
August 2, 2022 		Organized as temporary relocation from Fire Station 22.
Re-organized as Ladder 22.
Ladder 15 January 20, 2021 Organized.

Rescues[]

Company Status Date(s) Action(s) / Notes.
Rescue 1 Out of service August 27, 1953
October 5, 1953
July 7, 2009
February 5, 2013
January 16, 2018
October 8, 2018
February 22, 2021 		Organized, unknown station.
Re-located to Fire Station 1.
Organized at Fire Station 19
Re-organized as a fully staffed company, relocated to Fire Station 21.
Re-located to Fire Station 15.
Re-located to Fire Station 16.
Re-numbered as Rescue 16.
Rescue 9 Out of service October 28, 1974
July 24, 1978 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 14.
Rescue 3 Out of service November 10, 1976
July 24, 1978
July 7, 2009
January 31, 2013 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 12.
Organized at Fire Station 14.
Out of service; later replaced by Squad 14.
Rescue 12 Out of service July 24, 1978
February 1, 1982 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 7.
Rescue 14 Out of service July 24, 1978
February 1, 1982
July 17, 2004
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 6.
Re-instated.
Re-numbered as Rescue 3.
Rescue 6 Out of service February 1, 1982
July 17, 2004 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 14.
Rescue 7 Out of service February 1, 1982
October 14, 1998
July 2, 2001
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 21.
Re-instated.
Re-numbered as Rescue 2.
Rescue 21 Out of service October 14, 1998
December 5, 1999 		Organized.
Re-organized as Rescue 19.
Rescue 19 Out of service December 5, 1999
July 7, 2009 		Organized.
Re-numbered as Rescue 1.
Rescue 2 Out of service July 7, 2009
January 31, 2013 		Organized at Fire Station 7.
Out of service; later replaced by Squad 15.
Rescue 16 February 22, 2021 Organized.

Apparatus Roster[]

  • All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
  • Shop numbers in brackets after unit assignment.

Fire Headquarters - 310 West Martin Street, Suite 200[]

Move-in January 1994

  • Car 1 (Fire Chief) -
  • Car 2 (Assistant Chief of Operations) -
  • Car 3 (Assistant Chief of Services) -
  • Car 4 (Fire Marshal) -
  • Car 5 (Chief of Training) -

1st Battalion[]

Fire Station 15 - 1815 Spring Forest Road[]

Opened November 13, 1974. Dedicated June 22, 1975

Fire Station 19 - 4209 Spring Forest Road[]

Opened May 11, 1988

  • Engine 19 - 2021 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#35774-03) (VIN#4P1BAAFF9MA023274) (Ex-Engine 23)

Fire Station 22 - 10050 Durant Road[]

Opened August 2, 2022

  • Battalion 1 - 2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility
  • Engine 22 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#37104-02) (VIN#4P1BAAFF3NA024809)
  • Ladder 22 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer 7000 6x4 (1500/300/100' Ascendant mid-mount platform) (SN#37487) (VIN#4P1BCAGF3PA025647)

Fire Station 25 - 2740 Wakefield Crossing Drive[]

Opened August 2, 2001. Dedicated August 29, 2001

  • Engine 25 (1077) - 2020 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#34328-02) (VIN#4P1BAAFF3LA021731)
  • Haz-Mat 25 -

Fire Station 27 - 5916 Buffaloe Road[]

Opened June 9, 2003. Dedicated June 19, 2003

  • Engine 27 - 2025 Pierce Saber 7010 (1500/1000) (SN#43069) (Modified stock)
  • Haz-Mat 27 (011038) - 2007 Pierce Enforcer 6710 walk-around (SN#19244-02) (VIN#4P1CE01A37A007381) (Ex-Haz-Mat 5, ex-Squad 14 Support, ex-Rescue 1, ex-Rescue 19)

Fire Station 28 - 3500 Forestville Road[]

Opened April 25, 2007. Dedicated June 4, 2007

  • Engine 28 - 2025 Pierce Saber 7010 (1500/1000) (SN#43070) (Modified stock)
  • Air 28 - 2015 Kenworth T370 / Pierce walk-around (SN#27893)
  • Mini 28 - 2021 Ford F-550 / Knapheide / UPF (250/250/FP)
  • ATV 28 -
  • Antique (001025) - 1982 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#2197) (VIN#1M1A125Y8CM002197) (Ex-Engine 125, ex-Engine 105, ex-Engine 25, ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine 1) (Preserved by the Raleigh Fire Museum)

2nd Battalion[]

Fire Station 1 (Central Fire Station) - 220 South Dawson Street[]

Opened and dedicated October 5, 1953

  • Engine 1 - 2025 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (2000/750) (SN#39045-01)
  • Ladder 1 - 2018 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (-/-/107' Ascendant tractor-drawn) (SN#31889) (VIN#4P1BCAGF7JA019180) (Ex-Ladder 4)
  • Investigator 1 - 2022 Ford F-250 w/ ARE canopy
  • Engine 13 - 2025 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (2000/750) (SN#39045-03)

Fire Station 3 - 13 South East Street[]

Opened July 26, 1951

  • Engine 3 (1071) - 2018 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#31888-02) (VIN#4P1BAAFF6JA019226) (Ex-Engine 28)

New Fire Station 3 - 936 Rock Quarry Road[]

Opening scheduled for January 2026

Fire Station 10 - 2711 Sanderford Road[]

Opened February 24, 1971. Dedicated March 21, 1971

  • Engine 10 (1075) - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#33055-03) (VIN#4P1BAAFF7KA020452) (Ex-Engine 27)
  • Air 10 - 2024 Freightliner M2 106 Plus / Pierce (SN#39047)

Fire Station 12 - 4306 Poole Road[]

Opened August 13, 2018. Dedicated January 16, 2019

  • Division Chief 1 (Shift Commander) - 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe
  • Battalion 2 - 2023 Ford F-350 w/ ARE canopy
  • Engine 12 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#37104-03) (VIN#4P1BAAFF5NA024810) (Ex-Engine 26)
  • Ladder 12 - 2017 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (1500/200/100' HSL tractor-drawn) (SN#30630) (VIN#4P1BCAGF1HA017807) (Ex-Ladder 8, ex-Ladder 4)
  • Rehab 12 - 2023 Freightliner MT55 / Morgan Olson step van

Fire Station 26 - 3929 Barwell Road[]

Opened June 9, 2003. Dedicated June 18, 2003

  • Engine 26 - 2025 Pierce Saber 7010 (1500/1000) (SN#43064) (Modified stock)

3rd Battalion[]

Fire Station 2 - 263 Pecan Street[]

Opened October 16, 1969. Dedicated April 5, 1970
Closed November 30, 2016 for renovations; re-opened October 23, 2018

Fire Station 5 - 300 Oberlin Road[]

Opened September 26, 1961
Closed April 11, 2015 for renovations; re-opened November 30, 2016

  • Engine 5 - 2021 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#35774-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF5MA023272)

Fire Station 8 - 5001 Western Boulevard[]

Opened February 14, 1963

  • Engine 8 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#37104-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF1NA024808)
  • HazMat 8 - 2022 Ford F-550 / Knapeheide

Fire Station 14 - 3510 Harden Road[]

Opened July 7, 2021

  • Battalion 3 - 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe
  • Squad 14 (1063) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#27077-01) (VIN#4P1CA01A9EA014246)
  • Ladder 14 - 2025 Pierce Enforcer 7000 6x4 (1500/300/100' Ascendant mid-mount platform) (SN#39046)
  • ISO 14 - 2022 Ford F-250 w/ ARE canopy
  • ATV 14 -
  • Mini 14 - 2017 Ford F-550 / Knapheide / UPF (250/250/FP)

Fire Station 20 - 1721 Trailwoods Drive[]

Opened January 20, 1989

  • Engine 20 - 2025 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (2000/750) (SN#39045-04)
  • Ladder 20 (011044) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT Notched 6710 6x4 (1500/300/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#21645-01) (VIN#4P1CA01H49A009720) (Ex-Ladder 7)

4th Battalion[]

Fire Station 4 - 121 Northway Court[]

Opened June 24, 1993

  • Engine 4 - 2024 Spartan ER Metro Star LFD 10" RR (2000/500) (SN#223070-02/03/04/01)
  • Ladder 4 - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT Deep Notch 6710 6x4 (1500/300/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#27078) (VIN#4P1CA01D8EA014247) (Ex-Ladder 1)

Fire Station 17 - 4601 Pleasant Valley Road[]

Opened April 9, 1984. Dedicated May 10, 1984.

  • Engine 17 (1067) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#30631-02) (VIN#4P1BAAFF6HA017910)

Fire Station 18 - 8200 Morgans Way[]

Opened March 16, 1987

  • Battalion 4 - 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe
  • Engine 18 (1074) - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#33055-02) (VIN#4P1BAAFF5KA020451)

Fire Station 23 - 8312 Pinecrest Road[]

Built 1978. Closed for renovations until April 5, 2026
Shared with Durham Highway Fire Department Station 2


Fire Station 24 - 10440 Fossil Creek Court[]

Opened August 24, 2001. Dedicated September 13, 2001

  • Ladder 23 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer Notched 7010 (2000/500/20F/107' Ascendant rear-mount) (SN#41332) (Ex-Field unit) (Temporary quarters)
  • Engine 24 (1076) - 2020 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#34328-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF1LA021730)

Fire Station 29 - 12117 Leesville Road[]

Opened June 9, 2015

  • Engine 23 - 2024 Pierce Saber 7010 (1500/1000) (SN#41147) (Modified stock) (Temporary quarters)
  • Engine 29 (1073) - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#33055-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF3KA020450) (Ex-Engine 15)
  • HazMat 29 (011037) - 2007 Pierce Enforcer 6710 walk-around (SN#19244-01) (VIN#4P1CE01A37A007380) (Ex-Reserve Rescue, ex-Rescue 1, ex-Rescue 3, ex-Rescue 14)

5th Battalion[]

Fire Station 6 - 2601 Fairview Road[]

Opened March 29, 2021

  • Engine 6 (1070) - 2018 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#31888-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF4JA019225)
  • Ladder 6 (011047) - 2010 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (1500/300/100' HSL tractor-drawn) (SN#23121) (VIN#4P1CA01H6AA011022) (Ex-Ladder 9, ex-Ladder 8, ex-Ladder 4)

Fire Station 7 - 2100 Glascock Street[]

Opened December 30, 1959.
Closed March 31, 2025 for renovations. Re-opened November 25, 2025.

  • Squad 7 (1064) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#27077-02) (VIN#4P1CA01A7EA014262) (Ex-Squad 15)
  • Mini 7 - 2017 Ford F-550 / Knapheide / UPF (250/250/FP)

Fire Station 9 - 4465 Six Forks Road[]

Opened February 14, 1963

  • Battalion 5 - 2022 Ford F-250 w/ ARE canopy
  • Engine 9 - 2025 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (2000/750) (SN#39045-02)

Fire Station 11 - 2925 Glenridge Drive[]

Dedicated October 8, 1971; opened by November 28, 1971.
Closed December 5, 2018 for renovations; re-opened December 16, 2019.

  • Engine 11 - 2024 Spartan ER Metro Star LFD 10" RR (2000/500) (SN#223070-03/04/01/02)

Fire Station 16 - 5225 Lead Mine Road[]

Opened February 9, 1979. Dedicated February 27, 1979

  • Engine 16 - 2024 Spartan ER Metro Star LFD 10" RR (2000/500) (SN#223070-04/01/02/03)
  • Rescue 16 - 2018 Pierce Arrow XT 4600 6x4 25' walk-in (SN#31887) (VIN#4P1BBAGF4JA019298) (Ex-Rescue 1)

Fire Station 21 - 2651 Southall Road[]

Opened June 15, 1998

  • Engine 21 - 2025 Pierce Saber 7010 (1500/1000) (SN#43063) (Modified stock)

Keeter Training Center - 105 Keeter Center Drive[]

  • Engine 50 -
  • Engine 51 -
    • (001054) - 2006 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#17531-03) (VIN#4P1CE01A56A006151) (Ex-Engine 29, ex-Engine 12)
    • (001053) - 2006 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#17531-02) (VIN#4P1CE01A_6A006149) (Ex-Engine 3)
  • Mobile Ambulance Simulator (011010) - 2000 Freightliner FL 60 / Medic Master rescue (VIN#1FV6GFBC6YHA70865) (Ex-Rescue 113, ex-Rescue 19)
  • 2025 Kaufman / Safe Air Systems mobile cascade trailer
  • 202? Ford F-350 XLT
  • (011021) - 2002 International 4900 / SVI air unit (VIN#1HTSDADR12H409644) (Ex-Air 10)
  • (001001) - 1998 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EB575-01) (VIN#4P1CT02U3WA000539) (Ex-Engine 110, ex-Engine 28, ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 1)
  • (001013) - 1998 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EB575-02) (VIN#4P1CT02U9WA000545) (Ex-Engine 129, ex-Engine 17, ex-Engine 13)

Support Services Center (Logistics) - 4120 New Bern Avenue[]

Opened October 8, 2004. Dedicated November 10, 2004. Expanded in 2012.

Reserve Engines[]

  • Engine 101 (1066) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 7010 (1500/500) (SN#30631-01) (VIN#4P1BAAFF8HA017830) (Ex-Engine 10)
  • Engine 102 (001052) - 2006 Pierce Enforcer 6710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#17531-01) (VIN#4P1CE01A_6A006150) (Ex-Engine 8)
  • Engine 103 (001055) - 2006 Pierce Enforcer 6710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#17531-04) (VIN#4P1CE01A_6A006152) (Ex-Engine 22, ex-Engine 15)
  • Engine 104 - One of the two 2009 Pierce Arrow XTs
    • (001059) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#21739-02) (VIN#4P1CA01A39A009727) (Ex-Engine 20)
    • (001058) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#21739-01) (VIN#4P1CA01A59A009728) (Ex-Engine 1)
  • Engine 107 - One of the following:
    • (001057) - 2008 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#20136) (VIN#4P1CE01A48A008282) (Ex-Engine 9)
    • (001056) - 2007 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#19245) (VIN#4P1CE01A77A007545) (Ex-Engine 16)
    • (001049) - 2005 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#16480-02) (VIN#4P1CE01A25A005117) (Ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 11)
    • (001048) - 2005 Pierce Enforcer 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#16480-01) (VIN#4P1CE01A25A005116) (Ex-Engine 2)
  • Engine 109 (001062) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#27076) (VIN#4P1CA01A7EA014245) (Ex-Engine 19)
  • (1065) - 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#28621) (VIN#4P1BAAFF8GA015798) (Ex-Engine 12, ex-Engine 29)
  • (001061) - 2010 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#22802-02) (VIN#4P1CA01A9AA010787) (Ex-Engine 11)
  • (001060) - 2010 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#22802-01) (VIN#4P1CA01A3AA010770) (Ex-Engine 13)

Reserve Ladders[]

  • Ladder 125 (011032) - 2005 Pierce Dash Notched 6710 6x4 (1500/300/75' HSL rear-mount) (SN#16481) (VIN#4P1CD01H65A005072) (Ex-Ladder 2, ex-Ladder 11, ex-Truck 11)
  • Ladder 126 (011045) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT Notched 6710 6x4 (1500/300/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#21645-02) (VIN#4P1CA01H69A009721) (Ex-Ladder 130, ex-Ladder 22, ex-Ladder 25, ex-Ladder 5)
  • Ladder 129 (011035) - 2006 Pierce Arrow XT Notched 6710 6x4 (1500/300/105' HSL rear-mount) (SN#17532) (VIN#4P1CA01H46A006103) (Ex-Ladder 8, ex-Ladder 26, ex-Truck 26)
  • (011039) - 2007 Pierce Arrow XT Notched 6710 6x4 aerial (1500/300/105' HSL rear-mount) (SN#19246) (Ex-Ladder 14, ex-Ladder 3, ex-Ladder 17, ex-Ladder 16)
  • (011033) - 2005 Pierce Arrow XT Notched 6710 6x4 aerial (1500/300/105' HSL rear-mount ladder) (SN#16482) (VIN#4P1CA01H75A005073) (Ex-Ladder 23, ex-Ladder 6, ex-Ladder 22, ex-Truck 22)

Other Reserve[]

  • 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe command (Ex-Battalion 2)
  • 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe command (Ex-Battalion 3)
  • 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe command (Ex-Battalion 4)
  • 2000 Chevrolet Tahoe (Ex-Battalion 3)

On Order[]

  • Pierce Enforcer Notched 7010 6x4 aerial (2000/300/107' Ascendant rear-mount ladder) (Due spring 2026)
  • Pierce Enforcer 107’ Ascendant tractor-drawn aerial (Ordered Fall 2025)
  • 3x Pierce Enforcer pumpers (Ordered Fall 2025)

Retired Apparatus[]

Pumpers[]

  • (001047) - 2004 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134RR pumper (1500/500) (SN#N03822) (VIN#4Z3AADCY24RN03822) (Ex-Training 2, ex-Engine 28, ex-Engine 13) (OOS December 2020)
  • (001046) - 2004 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134RR pumper (1500/500) (SN#N03821) (VIN#4Z3AADCY24RN03821) (Ex-Engine 25, ex-Squad 15, ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 22, ex-Engine 1) (Retired December 2020)
  • (001045) - 2004 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134RR pumper (1500/500) (SN#M81955) (VIN#4Z3AADCY84RM81955) (Ex-Training 1, ex-Engine 6) (Sold as surplus, October 5, 2020)
  • (001044) - 2004 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134RR pumper (1500/500) (SN#M81956) (VIN#4Z3AADCY84RM81956) (Ex-Engine 24, ex-Squad 14, ex-Engine 14) (Retired December 2020)
  • (001043) - 2002 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1544) (VIN#4S7CT4997ZC040816) (Ex-Reserve, ex-Engine 26, ex-Engine 12)
  • (001042) - 2002 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1545) (VIN#4S7CT4999ZC040817) (Ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 9) (Involved in MVA on August 5, 2020; written off as insurance loss) (Sold in June 2022 for scrap to TT&E Iron & Metal, Garner NC)
  • (001038) - 2002 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1543) (VIN#4S7CT49952C040815) (Ex-Engine 123, ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 7)
  • (001037) - 2002 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1542) (VIN#4S7CT49932C040814) (Ex-Reserve, ex-Engine 5)
  • (001036) - 2001 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1529) (VIN#4S7CT49911CO39742) (Ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 3)
  • (001020) - 2000 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1416) (VIN#4S7CT2798YC036077) (Ex-Engine 128, ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 20)
  • (001011) - 2000 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1417) (VIN#4S7CT279XYC036078) (Ex-Engine 51, ex-Engine 21, ex-Reserve, Engine 18, ex-Engine 11)
  • (001008) - 1999 Spartan Metro Star MFD 10" RR / Quality pumper (1250/500) (SN#M1348) (VIN#4S7CT9494XC032247) (Ex-Engine 27, ex-Engine 8)
  • (001012) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-06) (VIN#4P1CT02UOVA000173) (Ex-Engine 121, ex-Engine 22, ex-Engine 12)
  • (001009) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-05) (VIN#4P1CT02U1VA000165) (Ex-Engine 50, ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 9)
  • (001007) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-04) (VIN#4P1CT02U8VA000163) (Ex-Engine 221, ex-Engine 25, ex-Engine 7)
  • (001005) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-03) (VIN#4P1CT02U6VA000159) (Ex-Engine 51, ex-Engine 123, ex-Engine 24, ex-Engine 5)
  • (001003) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-02) (VIN#4P1CT02U7VA000154) (Ex-Engine 126, ex-Engine 16, ex-Engine 3)
  • (001002) - 1997 Pierce Saber 5912 pumper (1250/500) (SN#EA433-01) (VIN#4P1CT02UXVA000150) (Ex-Engine 222, ex-Engine 127, ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine 2)
  • (001021) - 1995 Pierce Dash pumper (1250/500) (SN#E9579-02) (VIN#4P1CT02S1TA000145) (Ex-Engine 221, ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 11) (Sold March 2015 to Wake Forest Fire Department)
  • (001015) - 1995 Pierce Dash pumper (1250/500) (SN#E9579-01) (Ex-Engine 28, ex-Engine 15)
  • (001019) - 1990 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500) (SN#E5844-01) (VIN#4P1CT02D4LA000626) (Ex-Training 1, ex-Engine 128, ex-Engine 26, ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 5) (Sold to Freedom Waste Corporation)
  • (001017) - 1990 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500) (SN#E5844-02) (VIN#4P1CT02D2LA000642) (Ex-Engine 123, ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 17, ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 3)
  • (001010) - 1990 Pierce Arrow / 1986 EEI pumper (1500/500) (SN#8484; F2679) (Ex-Engine 121, ex-Engine 101, ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 3, ex-Engine 15)
  • (001018) - 1989 Pierce Arrow pumper (1000/500) (SN#E5145-03) (VIN#1P9CA01D9KA040768) (Ex-Engine 124, ex-Engine 104, ex-Engine 18, ex-Engine 9) (Preserved at Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • (001014) - 1989 Pierce Arrow pumper (1000/500) (SN#E5145-02) (VIN#1P9CA01D3KA040748) (Ex-Engine 125, ex-Engine 27, ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 1)
  • (001006) - 1989 Pierce Arrow pumper (1000/500) (SN#E5145-01) (VIN#1P9CA01D8KA040748) (Ex-Engine 122, ex-Engine 104, ex-Engine 26, ex-Engine 6, ex-Engine 13)
  • 1986 Pemfab / EEI pumper (1500/500) (SN#8484) (VIN#1PGBC5JP1GRHC1123) (Ex-Engine 5) (Involved in MVC and rollover; February 25, 1990) (Rebuilt by Pierce)
  • 1986 Pemfab / EEI pumper (1500/500) (SN#8491) (VIN#1PGBC5JD3GRHC1124) (Ex-Engine 127, ex-Engine 107, ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 26, ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 7, ex-Engine 3)
  • (001022) - 1985 Pirsch pumper (1000/500) (SN#3372) (VIN#1P9CPB885FK004028) (Ex-Engine 127, ex-Engine 126, ex-Engine 106, ex-Engine 27, ex-Engine 22, ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 13)
  • (001027) - 1982 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#2198) (VIN#1M1A125YXCM002198) (Ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 3) (Sold as surplus on December 22, 2008 to a scrap/recycling company in Wisconsin)
  • (001024) - 1981 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#2175) (VIN#1M1A125C5BM002175) (Ex-Engine 24, ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 17, ex-Engine 13)
  • (001016) - 1978 Mack CF685F10 / 1992 Pierce pumper (1000/500) (SN#2004; F2940) (Ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 102, ex-Engine 30, ex-Engine 16) (Preserved by the Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • (001041) - 1975 Mack CF685F10 pumper / 2002 FD-built (1000/500) (SN#1770) (Ex-Truck 112, ex-Engine 36, ex-Engine 12) (Converted to service ladder truck in 2002)
  • (001030) - 1975 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1768) (Ex-Engine 101, ex-Engine 35, ex-Engine 2) (Sold to Knightdale Fire Department on October 6, 2004)
  • (001028) - 1975 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1767) (Ex-Engine 106, ex-Engine 32, ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 11)
  • (001026) - 1975 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1769) (Ex-Engine 37, ex-Engine 30, ex-Engine 6)
  • (001032) - 1973 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1595) (Ex-Engine 18, ex-Engine 9)
  • (001029) - 1973 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1596) (Ex-Engine 34, ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 3)
  • (001023) - 1973 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1594) (Ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 5)
  • (001020) - 1973 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1593) (Ex-Foam 26, ex-Foam 12, ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 4)
  • 1971 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1255) (Ex-Engine 32, ex-Engine 7)
  • (001035) - 1970 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1169) (Ex-Engine 31, ex-Engine 5, ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 1)
  • 1970 Mack CF685F10 pumper (1000/500) (SN#1168) (Ex-Engine 30, ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 13, ex-Engine 15)
  • 1968 American LaFrance 900 Series pumper (1000/250) (SN#7-1-1150) (Ex-Foam 12, ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 33, ex-Engine C, ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 3)
  • 1961 American LaFrance D-910 PLO pumper (1000/300) (SN#6-2-8391) (Ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 1) (Sold to Granville County) (Now preserved at Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • 1961 American LaFrance D-910 PLO pumper (1000/300) (SN#6-1-8391) (Ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine D, ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 5)
  • 1958 American LaFrance D-910 PLO pumper (1000/300) (SN#N-720) (Ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 11, ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 9)
  • 1957 FWD F-722 pumper (750/610) (SN#D80353) (Ex-Engine 4) (Sold to Knightdale Tractor and Equipment on December 20, 1976)
  • 1953 American LaFrance 775 PJO pumper (SN#L-4830) (Ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 1)
  • 1953 American LaFrance 710 PJO pumper (SN#L-4726) (Ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 7)
  • 1951 American LaFrance 775 PGO pumper (SN#L-4433) (Ex-Engine C, ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 3)
  • 1951 American LaFrance 775 PGO pumper (SN#L-4432) (Ex-Engine B, ex-Engine 12, ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 5)
  • 1950 Mack 85LS pumper (750/300) (SN#85LS 1441) (Ex-Engine A, ex-Engine 6) (Preserved at Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • 1936 American LaFrance 400 Series pumper (Ex-Engine 1) (Under restoration at Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • 1926 American LaFrance Type 75 pumper (750/40) (Ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 6, ex-spare) (Preserved at Raleigh Fire Museum)

Aerials[]

  • (011030) - 2004 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 aerial (1500/300/100' tractor-drawn) (SN#15443) (VIN#4P1CT02H24A004162) (Ex-Ladder 4, ex-Ladder 1, ex-Truck 1) (Involved in rollover accident on July 10, 2009; damaged beyond repair and subsequently written off)
  • (001023) - 2001 Spartan Gladiator MFD / Quality aerial (1500/300/75' rear-mount ladder) (SN#M1426) (VIN#4S7AU33941CO36843) (Ex-Training 3, ex-Ladder 125, ex-Ladder 111, ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 4, ex-Ladder 23, ex-Truck 23, ex-Truck 24, ex-Engine 23)
  • (011001) - 1999 American LaFrance Eagle 134 6x4 aerial (1500/300/93' LTI mid-mount platform) (SN#B13035; 9801020) (VIN#4ZXESZB5XRB13035) (Ex-Training Ladder, ex-Ladder 129, ex-Ladder 110, ex-Ladder 4, ex-Ladder 7, ex-Ladder 20, ex-Truck 20, ex-Truck 1)
  • (011004) - 1995 Simon-Duplex 6x4 aerial (1500/?/100' LTI rear-mount platform) (VIN#1S91F74J8R1020100) (Ex-Ladder 111, ex-Ladder 16, ex-Truck 16)
  • (011003) - 1990 Spartan Monarch 6x4 / Simon LTI aerial (1500/-/110' rear-mount ladder) (VIN#4S7CT9B06LC002519) (Ex-Ladder 112, ex-Truck 112, ex-Truck 11) (Sold as surplus, November 29, 2010)
  • (011005) - 1988 Pierce Arrow 6x4 aerial (-/-/85' Snorkel) (SN#E4266) (VIN#1P9CA01J6JA040425) (Ex-Ladder 210, ex-Ladder 6, ex-Ladder 24, ex-Ladder 210, ex-Ladder 110, ex-Truck 110, ex-Truck 26, ex-Truck 22, ex-Truck 15, ex-Truck 1) (Preserved by the Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • (011002) - 1986 Seagrave WR07DC aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount ladder) (VIN#1F9F028W4GCST2188) (Ex-Truck 110, ex-Truck 8, ex-Truck 15, ex-Truck 11)
  • 1979 Mack MC / 1958 American LaFrance aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (SN#N-374) (Ex-Truck 16, ex-Truck 1, ex-Truck 5) (Refurbished in 1988; jump seats added to tractor, tiller cab enclosure, etc.) (Sold as surplus in 1999)
  • 1977 Mack CF686F11 / Baker aerial (-/-/75' Aerialscope mid-mount platform) (SN#CF686F1181) (Ex-Truck 111, ex-Truck 15, ex-Truck 8, ex-Truck 1) (Sold as surplus on November 8, 2007 to Barnwell Fire Department (South Carolina))
  • 1961 American LaFrance 9-100 ALO aerial (-/-/100' mid-mount ladder) (SN#6-1-8390) (Ex-Truck 8, ex-Truck 16, ex-Truck 5)
  • 1958 American LaFrance 700 TLO aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (SN#N-374) (Ex-Truck 1) (New tractor in 1979)
  • 1939 American LaFrance 501 TSWO / 1916 Type 17 aerial (-/-/75' tractor-drawn) (SN#L-1164; 1047) (Ex-Truck 1)
  • 1916 American LaFrance Type 17 aerial (-/-/75' tractor-drawn) (SN#1047) (Ex-Truck 1) (New tractor in 1939)

Miscellaneous[]

  • (011020) - 2002 International 4900 4-door / SVI rescue (SN#402) (VIN#1HTSDADR32H409645) (Ex-Haz-Mat 5, ex-SR1, ex-Rescue 2, ex-Rescue 7)
  • (011009) - 2000 Freightliner FL 60 / American LaFrance / Medic Master rescue (VIN#1FV6GFBC1YHG89311) (Ex-Car 47, ex-Rescue 14, ex-Rescue 6) (Sold as surplus on July 29, 2019 for $8319.50)
  • 1986 Chevrolet C-30 / Local mini pumper (350/200) (Ex-Mini 7)
  • 1905 American LaFrance Metropolitan steamer (900/-) (Preserved at Raleigh Fire Museum)
  • 1870 Gould steamer

Ongoing and Future Plans[]

An RFQ was issued on February 29, 2024 for design services for a new downtown facility that will replace the existing Central Fire Station and department headquarters (310 West Martin Street). The proposed site will be the northwest corner of South Salisbury Street and Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard. The new facility will also include a backup 911 operations center. Construction is slated to start in 2026 and be complete by early 2029.

The City of Raleigh is planning to:

  • Renovate Station 10
  • Build a new Station 13 at 1514 Ronald Drive
  • Relocate Station 15 to Spring Forest Road at Millbrook Exchange Park
  • Relocate Station 23 to the Pinecrest / Westgate area

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