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SOUTHINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
SOUTHINGTON, CONNECTICUT

Population: 45,000 - Area: 36.6 Sq Miles - Call Volume: 2,527 in 202 - Members: 35 Full Time/34 Volunteers - Official Website
Work Schedule: 24 on/72 off - Frequency: 154.0700 - Dispatched by Southington Police
Shift Staffing: 7-10 - (Battalion Chief, officer/2 firefighters at HQ, officer/2 firefighters at Sta5, officer/2 firefighters during the day M-F at Station 3
FIRE SCENE PHOTOS
STATIONS PHOTOS
Headquarters - 310 North Main Street - (Sq1, E12, L1, C4, Svc1)
Station 2 - 130 West Main Street - (E21, B2, T2, AntE4)
Station 3 - 35 Clark Street - (E31, E61)
Station 5 - 72 River street - (Sq5)
APPARATUS PHOTOS
ENGINES  
Squad 1- 2019 Sutphen Monarch 1500/750 (exSq5)
Squad 5- 2021 Sutphen Monarch extreme duty 1500/750 (#HS-6679) (exSq1)
Engine 12- 2017 Sutphen Monarch 1500/750 (#HS5944) (exSq1)
Engine 21- 2015 Sutphen 1500/750 (#HS-5646) (exE11)
Engine 31- 2012 Sutphen Monarch 1500/500 (ex E11)
Engine 61- 1999 Pierce Lance 1500/500 (ex E11/E12/E31)
LADDERS  
Truck 1- 2024 Sutphen Monarch Extreme Duty 2000/440/100' Tower (#HS-7410)
Ladder 1- 2007 Pierce 1250/200/100' RM Tower
TANKERS  
Tanker 2- 2019 Kenworth/2020 Spartan/US Tanker 1500/3000 (#619008-01 / H24715)
BRUSH/FORESTRY  
Brush 2- 1990 Ford F350/smeal 200 gallon brush truck (ex B2/B1)
SPECIAL UNITS  
Mobile Command- International/EVI public safety command post
SHIFT COMMANDER  
Car 4- 2022 Chevy Tahoe 4X4 (shift Battalion Chief)
SUPPORT/UTILITY  
Service 1- 2022 Ford F-250 4X4
Utility 1- Dodge
ANTIQUES  
Engine 4- 1946 Dimond T/Maxim pumper (parades)



RETIRED APPARATUS / STATIONS
STATIONS PHOTOS
Station 3 - originally a school (until around 1955), and currently is the town's food pantry. The new station was build in 1993.
Station 4 - originally the Marion Chapel and now serves as the Community Theaters facility. Company 4 was merged with Company 3 in 1993 when the new house was built.
UNIT BY YEARPHOTOS
Squad 25- Dodge/Farrar
1911 Knox Chemical Engine
Engine 4- 1946 Diamond Reo (#6317)
Ladder 1- 1967 Maxim F model 85' MMA (#2588)
Engine 11, 12, 31, 51- 1968 Mack CF (#1015)
Engine 52- 1970's Ford/American LaFrance
Rescue 1, 2- 1970's Ford rescue
Engine 11, 12, 31, 32- 1970 Ward LaFrance
Engine 21- 1974 Maxim F
Brush 3, 2- 1977 Dodge/Pierce 500/200
Engine 11, 12, 52- 1983 Ford C/FMC
1984 Ford/Southern ambulance
Rescue 1- 1985 GMC/Ranger rescue
Engine 32- 1988 Pierce Lance 1250/500/50' telesquirt (to Ada, PA)
Engine 52- 1989 Maxim F 1250/750
Engine 22- 1990 Pierce Lance 1250/2000 (to Walnut Grove Fire Protection District, MO)
Engine 12, 52- 1992 Pierce Lance 1500/500
Ladder 1, 3- 1993 Pierce Lance 100' RM Tower w/ 1500 GPM
Engine 11- 1998 Pierce Lance 1500/500
Engine 11, 51- 1999 Pierce Lance 1500/500 (to Meriden)
Engine 11, 12, 31- 1999 Pierce Lance 1500/500
Rescue 1, 3- 2005 Pierce Lance Rescue (#16605) (to Davidson, NC)
Rescue 3- 2005 Freightliner M2/Pierce Contender Haz/Mat (to East Granby 2020)



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