13,882
Medical Calls
1,089
Fires
4,371
Public Assists
146
Responders
Escambia County Fire Rescue Stations and Staffing
There are 22 (were 23) fire stations that cover all of Escambia County. Fifteen of those stations are staffed with career personnel, thirteen of them are covered 24 hours a day and two of them are covered Monday – Friday from 7am to 4pm. ALS is Advanced Life Support and means those stations normally have a paramedic on the fire apparatus. (Career stations are listed in red, combination houses are listed in blue, and all volunteer houses are listed in black.)
Station 1 – Bellview 24/7 with three personnel (was four), combination house
Station 2 – Beulah Monday through Friday 7a-4p with three personnel, combination house
Station 3 – Brent 24/7 with four personnel, Special Operations station
Station 4 – Cantonment 24/7 with three (was four), ALS, and Hazardous Materials station
Station 5 – Century Monday through Friday 7a-4p with three personnel (was four), combination house
Station 6 – Ensley 24/7 with three personnel (was four), Battalion Chief, and Hazardous Materials station
Station 7 – Ferry Pass 24/7 with three(was four), combination house
Station 8 – Innerarity Point 24/7 with three personnel (was four), ALS
Station 9 – McDavid volunteer house
Station 11 – Myrtle Grove 24/7 with three personnel, combination house
Station 12 – Osceola with three personnel, Battalion Chief, and only mainland career ladder, Special Operations station
Station 13 – Pensacola Beach with four personnel (currently six due to bridge failure), island ladder, and ALS
Station 14 – Pleasant Grove with three personnel, and ALS
Station 15 – Walnut Hill volunteer house
Station 16 – Warrington 24/7 with three personnel
Station 17 – West Pensacola 24/7 with three personnel (was four)
Station 18 – Molino volunteer house
Station 19 – Perdido Key 24/7 with four personnel, island ladder, and ALS
Station 20 – Paradise Beach – CLOSED
Station 21 – Second station for Molino
Station 22 – Second station for Century
Station 23 – Second station for Walnut Hill
A great legacy for their family’s to carry on the fire service tradition.65 FDNY MEMBERS FOLLOW IN THEIR 9/11 FALLEN FDNY FATHERS PATH OF SERVICE.
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Sixty five current members of the FDNY lost their FDNY fathers in the Sept. 11 terror attacks, or watched them die of diseases caused by toxic smoke and debris at Ground Zero.
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These young Bravest — including three women — decided to honor their fathers’ courage and sacrifice by following in their paths.
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“Knowing what happened that day, it just shows their bravery and willingness to face those challenges,” FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said of these legacies — the sons and daughters of firefighters and officers killed in the line of duty. Some were as young as 5 or 6 years old on 9/11.
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Twenty years after the horror of that day, many of them posed for a portrait and shared favorite memories of their dads as they explained why they could not resist the FDNY’s siren call. The entire article is online @nypost and we posted it FireFighterCloseCalls.com
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📸: @billygfire
Great picture!
When an animal rescue is dispatched and you save 9 little ducklings! Good job Engine 11 A watch!
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Thanks to the assistance from Animal Control who will help them find a new home.
Nice work. A rescue is a rescue. Going in to a drainage or sewer system could be dangerous. Years ago FF Ralph Smallcone from the Ensley Fire Dept had a bad incident and was hospitalized going down a simular manhole to rescue two utility workers who were overcome by vapors. One of the utility workers did not make it. That was back in the days when we did not have the ability to sample the air first. Old school.
Aww thank you so much! Great job by our Firefighters!!!
I needed to see this because I still have trauma from this video. youtu.be/jBYlDR_qMSA
Thank you for being a hero daily! We appreciate you all! 🇺🇸
Thank you so much for saving them. God bless y'all. ❤️
Great job guys.
Man you need a raise
Go officer Roberson!!!!
Devan Ellis
Working for quackers
Wonderful job Engine 11!! 🥰🐤
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Good jobs guys❤🚒
Sharon Perdue , Cindy Scallan
Pickin up chicks! Nice
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Local 4131 is home to 146 members of Escambia County Fire Rescue (ECFR) located in Pensacola, Florida.
Escambia County covers 662 square miles and is the Western most County in Florida. A resident population of nearly 400,000 people with an average annual tourist load of over 4,000,000 people. ECFR runs nearly 17,000 calls a year and provides everything from fire suppression to ocean rescue and non-transport ALS.