History[]
Established in 1976, the Staffordsville / Johnson County Fire & Rescue Squad was a joint organization that had coverage of the Staffordsville area when it came to fires, and a county wide coverage when it came to search & rescue operations. The department was disbanded in the mid 2010’s. The station was absorbed into Oil Springs Fire & Rescue as Station 2.
Fire Station[]
| Station | Address | In Service | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 576 Kentucky Route 2275, Staffordsville | ?-ca.2017 | Became Oil Springs Fire and Rescue Station 2 |
Apparatus[]
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
- 2005 Ford F-550 4x4 / Wynn mini-pumper (250/250/CAFS) (Ex-Squad 1)
- 200? Ford Excursion 4x4 (Ex-Technical Rescue) (Sold to Warfield Fire & Rescue)
- 2004 International 4400 / Crimson pumper (1250/1200) (Ex-Engine 1)
- 1997 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 (Ex-K9 Unit) (Sold to Warfield Fire & Rescue (Kentucky))
- 198? International S1954 / R&S Body Company rescue w/ crane (Ex-Rescue 9) (Ex-CSX Railroad)
- 1978 Ford C-900 / Pierce pumper (1000/1000) (Ex-Engine 2) (Ex-Oil Springs Fire and Rescue (Kentucky))
- 1976 Ford C-900 / E-One pumper (1000/1000) (Ex-Engine 3) (Ex-Oil Springs Fire and Rescue (Kentucky))
- Lund Alaskan SS boat (Ex-Jet Drive 1) (Sold to Warfield Fire & Rescue (Kentucky))
- AM General militry pattern 6x6
- Pontoon Boat