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Raleigh Fire Stations and Facilities

Updated: Oct 29, 2019

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Keeter Training Center Dillon Building Station 1 – Engine 1, Engine 13, Ladder 4, Fire Investigations Unit Station 2 – Engine 2, Haz-Mat Unit Station 3 – Engine 3, Mini Pumper Station 4 – Engine 4, Ladder 1 Station 5 – Engine 5 Station 6 – Engine 6 Station 7 – Squad 7 Station 8 – Engine 8, Battalion 3, Division Chief, Air Truck, Haz-Mat Unit Station 9 – Engine 9, Battalion 5 Station 10 – Engine 10 Station 11 – Engine 11, Ladder 2 Station 12 – Engine 12, Battalion 2 Station 14 – Squad 14 Station 15 – Engine 15 and Rescue 1 Station 16 – Engine 16, Mini Pumper, Deputy Fire Marshal Unit Station 17 – Engine 17, Ladder 3 Station 18 – Engine 18 Station 19 – Engine 19, Battalion 1 Station 20 – Engine 20, Ladder 7 Station 21 – Engine 21, Swift Water Rescue Unit Station 22 – Engine 22, Ladder 5, Haz-Mat Unit Station 23 – Engine 23, Battalion 4, Mini Pumper Station 24 – Engine 24, Ladder 6 Station 25 – Engine 25 Station 26 – Engine 26, Ladder 8 Station 27 – Engine 27, Haz-Mat Unit Station 28 – Engine 28 Station 29 – Engine 29, Ladder 9 Fire Museum Support Services Center

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    The City of Raleigh has 29 fire stations staffed with 544 firefighters. They protect 144.24 square miles and more than 440,000 residents. Each fire station has a specific territory in which they respond. Firefighters are on duty 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. Citizens are welcome to visit any City of Raleigh fire station for tours, to have their blood pressure checked, or to learn more about the fire department.

    Keeter Training Center

    • Opened in 1982
    • Address 105 Keeter Center Drive, Raleigh, NC, 27601 | Google Map
    • This facility houses the Training Division. It is equipped with class-room buildings and training structures, and also houses the apparatus and equipment of NC USAR Task Force 8

    Dillon Building

    • Opened in 1994
    • Address 310 West Martin Street | Google Map
    • This office building houses Fire Administration and the Office of the Fire Marshal

    Station 1 – Engine 1, Engine 13, Ladder 4, Fire Investigations Unit

      • Opened in 1953
      • Serving Downtown Raleigh
      • Address 220 South Dawson Street, Raleigh, NC 27601 | Google Map
      • One of three stations that still has a fire pole

      Station 2 – Engine 2, Haz-Mat Unit

      • Opened in 1969
      • Serving southern borders of Raleigh
      • Address 263 Pecan Street, Raleigh, NC 27603 | Google Map

      Station 3 – Engine 3, Mini Pumper

      • Opened in 1951
      • Serving eastern and Downtown Raleigh
      • Address 13 South East Street, Raleigh, NC 27601 | Google Map
      • One of three stations that still has a fire pole

      Station 4 – Engine 4, Ladder 1

      • Opened in 1993
      • Serving north Raleigh
      • Address 121 Northway Court, Raleigh, NC 27615 | Google Map

      Station 5 – Engine 5

      • Opened in 1961
      • Serving Cameron Village and N.C. State's campus
      • Address 300 Oberlin Road, Raleigh, NC 27605 | Google Map

      Station 6 – Engine 6

      • Opened 1949
      • Serving Five Points
      • Address 2601 Fairview Road, Raleigh, NC 27608 | Google Map
      • One of three stations that still has a fire pole

      Station 7 – Squad 7

      • Opened in 1959
      • Serving Historic Oakwood and Mordecai
      • Address 2100 Glascock Street, Raleigh, NC 27610 | Google Map

      Station 8 – Engine 8, Battalion 3, Division Chief, Air Truck, Haz-Mat Unit

      • Opened in 1963
      • Serving western Raleigh
      • Address 5001 Western Boulevard, Raleigh, NC 27606 | Google Map

      Station 9 – Engine 9, Battalion 5

      • Opened in 1963
      • Serving North Hills
      • Address 4465 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609 | Google Map

      Station 10 – Engine 10

      • Opened in 1970
      • Serving southeast Raleigh
      • Address 2711 Sanderford Road, Raleigh, NC 27610 | Google Map

      Station 11 – Engine 11, Ladder 2

      • Opened in 1971
      • Serving Brentwood and Capital Boulevard
      • Address 2925 Glenridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27604 | Google Map

      Station 12 – Engine 12, Battalion 2

      • Opened in 2018
      • Serving Worthdale and eastern borders
      • Address 4306 Poole Road, Raleigh, NC 27610 | Google Map

      Station 14 – Squad 14

      • Opened in 1973
      • Serving Meredith Woods and western borders
      • Address 4220 Lake Boone Trail, Raleigh, NC 27607 | Google Map

      Station 15 – Engine 15 and Rescue 1

      • Opened in 1973
      • Serving Millbrook
      • Address 1815 Spring Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27615 | Google Map

      Station 16 – Engine 16, Mini Pumper, Deputy Fire Marshal Unit

      • Opened in 1978
      • Serving Crabtree Valley
      • Address 5225 Lead Mine Road, Raleigh, NC 27612 | Google Map

      Station 17 – Engine 17, Ladder 3

      • Opened in 1984
      • Serving Pleasant Valley
      • Address 4601 Pleasant Valley Road, Raleigh, NC 27612 | Google Map

      Station 18 – Engine 18

      • Opened in 1987
      • Serving north Creedmoor
      • Address 8200 Morgans Way, Raleigh, NC 27615 | Google Map

      Station 19 – Engine 19, Battalion 1

      • Opened in 1988
      • Serving Mini-City and north Capital Blvd.
      • Address 4209 Spring Forest Road, Raleigh, NC 27616 | Google Map

      Station 20 – Engine 20, Ladder 7

      • Opened in 1989
      • Serving southwest Raleigh and N.C. State's campus
      • Address 1721 Trailwood Drive, Raleigh, NC 27606 | Google Map

      Station 21 – Engine 21, Swift Water Rescue Unit

      • Opened in 1998
      • Serving Wilders Grove and New Hope
      • Address 2651 Southall Road, Raleigh, NC 27604 | Google Map

      Station 22 – Engine 22, Ladder 5, Haz-Mat Unit

      • Opened in 1998
      • Serving northern borders
      • Address 9350 Durant Road, Raleigh, NC 27616 | Google Map

      Station 23 – Engine 23, Battalion 4, Mini Pumper

      • Opened 2000
      • Serving Leesville and Northwest borders
      • Address 8312 Pinecrest Road, Raleigh, NC 27613 | Google Map

      Station 24 – Engine 24, Ladder 6

      • Opened in 2001
      • Serving Brier Creek and Raleigh-Durham Airport
      • Address 10440 Fossil Creek Court, Raleigh, NC 27560 | Google Map

      Station 25 – Engine 25

      • Opened in 2001
      • Serving Wakefield and northern borders
      • Address 2740 Wakefield Crossing, Raleigh, NC 27614 | Google Map

      Station 26 – Engine 26, Ladder 8

      • Opened in 2003
      • Serving southeast Raleigh
      • Address 3929 Barwell Road, Raleigh, NC 27610 | Google Map
      • Building also includes emergency communications training center

      Station 27 – Engine 27, Haz-Mat Unit

      • Opened in 2003
      • Serving northeast Raleigh
      • Address 5916 Buffaloe Road, Raleigh, NC 27616 | Google Map

      Station 28 – Engine 28

      • Opened 2007
      • Serving Northeast Raleigh
      • Address 3500 Forestville Road, Raleigh, NC 27616 | Google Map
      • This station houses the fire department's collection of antique fire apparatus.

      Station 29 – Engine 29, Ladder 9

      • Opened in 2014
      • Serving northwest Raleigh
      • Address 12117 Leesville Rd, Raleigh, NC 27613 | Google Map

      Fire Museum

      The Raleigh Fire Museum is located in a classroom trailer at the Keeter Training Center at 105 Keeter Center Drive. It is open on the second Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Parking and restrooms are available. Admission is free.

      Created and operated by a non-profit charitable organization, the museum is a collection of artifacts and images representing more than 150 years of firefighting in the Capitol City. Please note that the department's collection of antique apparatus is housed at a separate location, at Fire Station 28.

      Support Services Center

      • Opened in 2004.
      • Address 4120 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC, 27610 | Google Map
      • This facility houses the Services Division. It is equipped with a vehicle maintenance garage and warehouse space for uniforms and supplies. It also houses many reserve vehicles and spare apparatus.

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