Home Complete FD Directory Fire - EMS Jobs Scanner Frequencies Live Dispatch Links Buyers Guide Annapolis FD Baltimore City FD Balto Metro FD's Cumberland FD DC Metro FD's Hagerstown FD Salisbury FD Fire EMS Death Benefits Cold Weather Pumps IAFF Locals Purchasing Apparatus Pet Safety Cancer Prevention 911 Centers Scene Photos FD Carnivals FEMA Grant Awards for Maryland Advertise Site Sponsors Baltimore  is the largest city in Maryland, and the 26th-most populous city in the country. It is the largest independent city in the United States. The city has a population of approximately 622,104 and is the second largest seaport in the Mid-Atlantic. Help Needed  If you are a firefighter in the Baltimore City Fire Department, we need your help to verify the station information shown below is current and correct. If you have any information to add to this section, please email us Baltimore City Fire Department  -  Stations & Apparatus The Baltimore City Fire Department - serves a geographic area of 81 square miles and a population of more than 640,000 residents. The department has over 1800 members who are divided into two management branches – Emergency Operations and Planning and Administration. The department responds to more than 235,000 emergency 911 calls per year. Operations personnel work out of 40 neighborhood fire stations. These stations house about 100 firefighting, emergency medical and special operations companies. These units include 36 engine companies, 19 ladder companies, 22 first-line medic units, 4 critical alert medic units, 4 rescue squads and a heavy rescue as well as specialty units such as hazmat trucks, collapse rescue vehicles, mobile command vehicles and various fire boats. Prior to 1858 Baltimore’s fire department was an all volunteer organization. In December of 1859 the City Council officially created the city’s first paid, professional fire department made up of one Truck and Four Engine Companies. Eventually, the Baltimore City Fire Department replaced the all volunteer force completely. In June of 1927 five ambulances were placed in service and thus began the EMS Division. By 1938 the Fire Incendiary Bureau is created which eventually became the Fire Investigation Bureau headed by the Fire Marshal. In 2008, all the supply, maintenance and procurement functions of the department were consolidated into one Logistics Division, adding the final piece to what is today Baltimore City Fire Department. Baltimore City firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 734 Baltimore City fire officers are members of the IAFF Local 964 Baltimore City Fire Department 401 E. Fayette Street Baltimore 410-396–5680 Sta Engine Truck Batt Chief Special Units Medic Address Neighborhood 1 Engine 45 Truck 27     Medic 14 2700 Glen Avenue Cheswolde 2 Engine 46         5500 Reisterstown Road Woodmere 3 Engine 40 Truck 12 7     3906 Liberty Heights Avenue Dorchester 4 Engine 29       Medic 17 4312 Park Heights Avenue Greenspring 5 Engine 44 Truck 25 4     2 Upland Road Roland Park 6 Engine 21       Medic 11 3724 Roland Avenue Hampden 7 Engine 31       Medic 3 3123 Greenmount Avenue Abell 8 Engine 43       Medic 18 1100 Walters Avenue Woodbourne Heights 9 Engine 4 Truck 29       1201 E Old Coldspring Lane Kernewood 10 Engine 56         6512 Harford Road Westfield 11 Engine 42   8 Medic 13 Medic 6 4522 Harford Road Beverly Hills 12 Engine 33 Truck 5     Medic 16 801 E 25th Street Coldstream 13 Engine 27 Truck 26       4315 Mannasota Avenue Parkside 14 Engine 53         608 Swann Drive Liberty Square 15 Engine 20 Truck 18     Medic 8 3130 W North Avenue Mt Holly 16 Engine 30 Truck 8     Medic 12 3220 Frederick Avenue Carroll South 17 Engine 47         2608 Washington Blvd Morrell Park 18 Engine 14         1908 Hollins Street Booth-Boyd 19 Engine 36         2249 Edmondson Avenue Edmondson 20 Engine 52         3525 Woodbrook Avenue Burleith-Leighton 21 Engine 8 Truck 10 3   Medic 15 1503 W Lafayette Avenue Lafayette Square 22 Engine 13 Truck 16     Medic 4 405 McMechen Street Madison Park 23 Engine 23 Tower 102 5 (Super Station)    Rescue 1, AirFlex 1 Medic 1 15 S Eutaw Street Inner Harbor-Stadiums 24       Fire Department Headquarters   401 East Fayette Street Downtown 25       Communications   200 North Holliday Street   26 Engine 6 Truck 1 2 (Super Station)    Shift Cmmdr, AirFlex 2 Medic 7 1100 Hillen Street Oldtown 27   Truck 15       3525 Woodbrook Avenue Collington Square 28 Engine 5 Truck 3     Medic 10 2120 Eastern Avenue Fells Point 29 Engine 51         646 N Highland Avenue Ellwood Park 30 Engine 41   1     520 S Conkling St Hudson-Highlandtown 31 Engine 50       Medic 2 1601 Broening Hwy Medford-Broening 32 Engine 55 Truck 23       1229 Bush Street Carroll Park 33 Engine 2         800 Light Street Federal Hill 34   Truck 6       1227 S Hanover Street Sharp-Leadenhall 35 Engine 26       Medic 5 399 E Fort Avenue Riverside Park 36       (Fireboats)    FB-1, FRB-1   2609 Leahy Street Fort McHenry 37 Engine 58         2425 Annapolis Road Westport 38 Engine 35 Truck 21 6 Hazmat-1 Medic 9 2425 Annapolis Road Brooklyn 39 Engine 57         4427 Pennington Avenue Curtis Bay 40 Engine 124 Truck 20       5714 Eastern Avenue Johns Hopkins 41 Engine 54 Truck 30       5821 Belair Road Cedmont Click HERE to return to the Site Menu

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