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Youngstown Fire Department ... Station Info
Click Yellow colored Engine, Truck, or Special to see photos
Help Needed If you are a Firefighter in the city of Youngstown, we need your help to verify the station information shown below is current and correct. The purpose of this section is to better educate the general public and firefighters elsewhere with accurate information about the incidents you face and the tools you have to work with. If you have any photos or information to add to this section, please email us at submit@ohiofirefighters.com
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Truck |
Special Units & Ambulance |
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Squad 33 |
Ladder 22 |
Reserve Engines 4, 5, 8, Boat 1, Battalion Chief 1 |
420 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd |
Downtown |
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Engine 2 |
Ladder 24 |
Rope Rescue Truck, Battalion Chief 2 |
25 West Indianola Avenue |
South Side |
| 3 |
Engine 3 |
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579 Belle Vista Avenue |
Steelton / West Side |
| 6 |
Engine 6 |
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1817 Shehy Avenue |
South East Side |
| 7 |
Engine 7 |
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141 Madison Avenue |
Wick Park / North Side |
| 9 |
Engine 9 |
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1900 East Midlothian Blvd |
Brownlee Woods / South |
| 12 |
Engine 12 |
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2251 McGuffey Road |
Scienceville / East |
| 14 |
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Arson Investigation Unit |
3025 South Avenue |
Flint Hill / South |
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Engine 15 |
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2739 McCollum Road |
West Side |
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The Youngstown Fire Department
The Youngstown Fire Department provides essential fire and allied public safety services for the City of Youngstown, Ohio.
The Youngstown Fire Department operates nine fire stations. The 140 firefighter employed by the department operate work on one of three platoons (A, B, C) and work 24 hours on, 48 hours off.
Established in 1868 as the all-volunteer Governor Tod Engine Company, the department has grown over the years. In 1891, the volunteer department was disbanded as the city grew and the need for a full-time force of career firefighters became evident. By 1955, the department had grown to operate from 15 fire stations, but this would last only 15 years. By the early 1970's, with the steel industry on its way out of Youngstown, the department began to close companies. First were fire stations #4 and #11. Others would follow including several on the city's North and South Sides.
Youngstown firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 312, you can visit their website by clicking Here
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