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
That's the thing about firemen, they are ALWAYS firemen.
Great job to Engine 6B Firefighter Jacob Hoskins for always being ready, both on duty and off.
So proud if him ❤ 💙
Thank you for you Service both as a Marine and Firefighter ❤
You're the Man, Jake!! Well done. Just another day at the office, right?
Our moms raised some pretty awesome kids.
Happy Mothers Day!
Thank you. He is pretty amazing!!love my Kyle !!
I’m sure proud of Scott Hunsucker!!
My daughter Lisa
❤️
Haydee Rugnitz
Happy International Firefighters Day!
May 4 is the feast day of St Florian, the patron saint of firefighters. St Florian was the first known commander of one firefighting squad in the Roman Empire. He lost his life, as well as those of his colleagues, for protecting the same humane ideas which firefighters all over the world share even today.
Firefighters in most European countries celebrate their day on 4th of May as a ‘Day of Fire Service’ as well as St Florian’s Day. This date is also known as St Florian’s Day worldwide and has been tradition for more than 150 years in Europe.
We serve you, our citizens, and take this time reflect on our heritage. Take a minute to say a pray for our safety and protection.
Thank you all for your service each and every day. You are not payed enough for what you do for your county and what you have to sacrifice.
Thank you all for your service and dedication to the residents of Escambia County! ❤️
Thanks for taking care of the people in Florida. Praying for the safety of all of you.
Thank you all for what you do for our communities. You guys are not paid near enough!
Amen🙏
"Doing the right thing isn't always easy, but its always the right thing."
Great Job Squad 3 in taking the extra step in service to our citizens!
www.facebook.com/879827555390895/posts/5618688091504794/?sfnsn=mo🚒 SQ3 responded to the 100 block of Myrtlewood Drive at 3:47 p.m., Sunday. The patient was transported by ECEMS to a local area hospital for further care.
After further investigation, ECFR learned the patient was attempting to secure tarps on their roof. Once the situation was under control, ECFR personnel got onto the roof and completed securing the tarps. 👨🚒💪ECFR routinely provides assistance beyond their required job duties!
Awesome
God bless and protect you guys!
Great job guys, and thanks for going the extra mile to help this family. Stay safe out there guys.
Great! Fireman always go over and beyond!!Thats another reason they should make more than a fast food worker!!
Thank you for your kind hearts!!!
Thank you for your service and dedication tonEscambia County residents! ❤️
Strong work!
24/7....365 Days/year answering the call.
ECFR provides many types of specialty teams, allowing for rescues and incident stability throughout the region.
Yesterday, Special Operations assisted in the hoisting of a medical victim at an emergency call.
Good job to all!
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I heard all of the responding vehicles. I knew it was something awful. God Bless You All! I say a prayer for everyone involved each time I hear the sirens. Thank you for answering "your calling." -forever grateful!
The IAFF Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health Treatment and Recovery is a one-of-a-kind addiction treatment facility specializing in PTSD for IAFF members – and IAFF members only – who are struggling with addiction, PTSD other related behavioral health challenges to receive the help they need in taking the first steps toward recovery. It is a safe haven for members to talk with other members who have faced or overcome similar challenges.
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.