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Toledo  is the forth-largest city in the U.S. state of Ohio and is the county seat of Lucas County. The city straddles the Maumee River at its mouth at the southern end of Maumee Bay, the westernmost inlet of Lake Erie, and has a population of 287,208.

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Toledo Fire Department  -  Stations & Apparatus
The Toledo Fire Department - has 17 fire stations located strategically throughout the city staffed by over 475 firefighters. In addition to responding to fires, all Toledo firefighters are trained Emergency Medical Technicians with 135 also being certified paramedics. Each year the Toledo Fire Department responds to over 50,000 emergency incidents. These runs include fire, hazardous materials incidents, water rescue, confined space rescue, and homeland security.

Field Operations personnel are deployed under a "platoon" system. This system consists of three platoons - A, B, and C. A member assigned to a platoon works 24 hours on-duty and is off-duty for 48 hours. The platoon is divided into three Battalions - 1, 2, and 3. Each Battalion is supervised by a Battalion Chief. Additionally, the Senior Battalion Chief is responsible for citywide staffing and activities.

General responsibility for each engine, heavy squad and truck company lies with either a Fire Lieutenant or Captain. Along with emergency work, company responsibilities include building and district programs, training, familiarization, and general maintenance of fire station grounds, structures, emergency apparatus, and equipment.

Toledo Fire Paramedics are firefighter/paramedics who staff Lucas County Life Squads and advanced life support equipment is provided by Lucas County through tax dollars generated from the Lucas County residents.

One of the goals of Toledo Fire and Rescue is to provide the citizens of Toledo with rapid intervention in medical emergencies. Toledo Fire and Rescue has seven ALS (Advanced Life Support) engines located throughout the city. Their mission is to reach the patient and begin advanced life support until the arrival of transport units.

The minimum daily staffing level is 103 Firefighters and Officers. The City is protected by 17 fire stations, which utilize 4 trucks and 17 engines, 5 ALS units, 2 heavy squads, and various other specialty emergency apparatus.

Toledo firefighters are members of the IAFF Local 92
Toledo Fire Department 545 North Huron Street Toledo 419-245-1125
Sta Engine Truck Squad Special Units & Ambulance Battalion Address Neighborhood
3 Engine 3         701 Bush Street  
4 Engine 4 Truck 4   Foam Engine, Batt C2 2 3940 Hill Avenue Scott Park
5 Engine 5 Truck 5   ALS Life Squad 1, Water Rescue Unit   1 North Ontario Street Center City
6 Engine 6     Rescue Unit, ALS Life Squad 2   542 Starr Avenue East Toledo
7 Engine 7   Squad 7 Haz Mat Unit   2155 Franklin Avenue Warren Sherman
9 Engine 9     Air Unit 2, Rescue Transport, Safety Officer   900 South Avenue Southside
11 Engine 11     Rescue Unit   4820 Airport Highway  
13 Engine 13 Truck 13   Rescue Transport, Fire Boat, Batt C1 1 1899 Front Street Birmingham
14 Engine 14     C-Vac Foam Cannon   1655 North Reynolds Road Reynolds Corners
15     Squad 15 Life Squad 5   2125 Richards RD Ottawa Hills
16 Engine 16     ALS Life Squad 4   1301 Dorr Street Roosevelt
17 Engine 17     Rescue Transport   1047 West Central Avenue Old West End
18 Engine 18     ALS Life Squad 3, Confined Space, Batt C3 3 5221 Lewis Avenue North Towne
19 Engine 19     Rescue Transport   4257 Stickney Avenue Hallett
21 Engine 21     Rescue Transport   1474 South Detroit Avenue Glendale
23 Engine 23     Rescue Transport   2743 West Laskey Road Deveaux
24 Engine 24     Rescue Unit, Air 3   5023 North Summit Street Point Place
25 Engine 25 Truck 25   ALS Life Squad 5   2933 West Central Ave Westgate
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