Milwaukee Fire Department

The Milwaukee Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the city of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.[1] The department is responsible for an area of 96.12 square miles (248.9 km²) with a population of 594,833.[2] The department was ranked third in the U.S. for best medical emergency service by a USA Today study in 2003.[4]

Milwaukee Fire Department

Operational area
Country	United States
State	Wisconsin
City	Milwaukee
Agency overview[1][2]
Annual calls	73,631 (2014)
Employees	950 (2014) 839 - sworn personnel 111 - civilian employees
Annual budget	$111,460,088 (2014)
Staffing	Career
Fire chief	Mark Rohlfing
IAFF	215
Facilities and equipment[2][3]
Battalions	6
Stations	30
Engines	30
Trucks	8
Rescues	2
Ambulances	12
Tenders	1
HAZMAT	2
USAR	1
Fireboats	1
Website
Official website
IAFF website

Stations and apparatus

List of fire stations and apparatus in the Milwaukee Fire Department as of December 2019:[3] Several Fire Stations are closed including Fire Station 3 (Repair Shop), Fire Station 5 (Health and Wellness), Fire Station 25 (Firebell Club), Fire Station 28 (Community Outreach) and Fire Station 31 (Community Paramedics).

Fire Station Number	Address	Engine Company	Truck Company	Medic Unit	Special unit	Chief Unit	Battalion
1	784 N Broadway	Engine 1					10
2	755 N. James Lovell St.	Engine 2	Truck 2		Dive Team Rescue 3(Cross Staffed),Fire Investigation Unit	Battalion 10, Deputy Chief 1	10
3 Closed (Repair Shop)	100 W. Virginia St.
4	9511 W. Appleton Ave.	Engine 4	Truck 3				7
5 Closed (Health and Wellness)	1313 W Reservoir Ave.						1
6 (Community Relations)	1693 N. Franklin Pl.				PR 1 Fire Safety Education Vehicle, Mobile Fire Survival House
7	3174 S Chase Ave.	Engine 7				Battalion 4	4
8	5585 N. 69th St.	Engine 8		MEDIC 16			7
9	4141 W. Mill Rd.	Engine 9		MEDIC 4	TEMS unit		7
10	5600 W. Oklahoma Ave.	Engine 10			High Volume Hose unit		3
11	2526 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.	Engine 11		MEDIC 15			4
12	2130 W. Oklahoma Ave.	Engine 12	Truck 1		Mobile Incident Command Post, Air Cascade Unit		4
13	2901 N. 30th St.	Engine 13					2
14	6074 S. 13th St.	Engine 14	Truck 8				4
16	10320 W. Fond du Lac Ave.	Engine 16				Battalion 7	7
17	4653 S. 13th St.	Engine 17		MEDIC 17			4
18	3628 N. Holton St.	Engine 18		MEDIC 7		Battalion 1	1
21	2050 N. Palmer St.	Engine 21		MEDIC 6			10
22	8814 W. Lisbon Ave.	Engine 22					2
23	1400 S. 9th St.	Engine 23			Rescue 1, USAR Collapse Rescue 4(Cross Staffed)		10
24	4927 W. Fiebrantz Ave.	Engine 24			Rescue 2	Battalion 2	2
25 Closed (Firebell Club)	300 S. 84th St.				Emergency Support Units 1&2		3
26	1140 S. 26th St.	Engine 26		MEDIC 3			3
27	2647 N. Bartlett Ave.	Engine 27	Truck 5				1
28 Closed (Community Outreach)	424 N. 30th St
29	3529 S. 84th St.	Engine 29					3
30	2903 N. Teutonia Ave.	Engine 30	Truck 12				2
31 (Community Paramedics)	2400 S. 8th St.				Chevy SUV, Ford Taurus
32	1551 N. 30th St.	Engine 32	Truck 9				10
33	4515 W. Burnham St.	Engine 33		MEDIC 14	Haz Mat Response Units 1&2	Battalion 3	3
34	6205 W. Burleigh St.	Engine 34		MEDIC 13			2
35	100 N. 64th St.	Engine 35					3
36	4060 N. 27th St.	Engine 36		MEDIC 5			2
37	5335 N. Teutonia Ave.	Engine 37		MEDIC 18			7
38	8463 N. Granville Rd.	Engine 38		MEDIC 19	Foam Trailers 1 & 2		7
39	8025 W. Bradley Rd.	Engine 39	Truck 7				7

Public works of art

Several stations feature commissioned works of art, including:

• The Last Alarm
• Dauntless Guardian
• Fire and Water
• Spirit of the Firefighter
• On Watch
• Gear 23
• R. HERO (sculpture)
• MFD Coloring Book (print) By Reginald Baylor

References

1. "About Us". Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
2. "2013 Annual Report" (PDF). Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
3. "Stations". Milwaukee Fire Department. Retrieved 28 May 2015.
4. Rohde, Marie (7 March 2007). "Glendale estimates savings in fire service switch". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved 29 May 2015.