Lincoln Fire And Rescue Engine Comapanies

The Lincoln Fire and Rescue Department Operates 14 Front Line Engine Companies, and has at this point and time three Reserve Units. Every Station in the City operates at least one Engine Company.

Engine 1

Station 1--1801 Q Street

In the terms of amount of calls a year, Engine 1 is the busiest in the City. They respond to the Main Campus of the University Nebraska at Lincoln, plus most of the Downtown Lincoln Area, along with residential areas on all sides of the Station. Station 1 is also home to the departments Headquarters.

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Engine 2

Station 2--1545 North 33rd Street




Engine 3

Station 3--121 South 2nd Street

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Engine 4

Station 4--5600 South 27th Street

I have not been able to get any pictures of Engine 5 as of yet I hope to in the near future.

Engine 5

Station 5--3640 Touzalin Ave

I have not been able to get any pictures of Engine 5 as of yet I hope to in the near future.

Engine 6

Station 6--5051 South 48th

I have not been able to get any pictures of Engine 6 as of yet. I hope to in the near future.

Engine 7

Station 7--1345 South Cotner

I have only one picture of Engine 7 and that is of the new 2006 Emergency One Typhoon while it was in the shop getting
fitted out with equipment. As soon as I can add another picture of the new rig I will.

 

Engine 8

Station 8--2760 South 17th
 

Engine 8 is one of the new 2006 Emergency One Typhoons. They are 1250 gpm pumps with 500 gallons of water on board. The department recieved 7 of the new rigs and  assigned them to replace some of the older rigs. The first pcture comes from the Lincoln Fire and Rescue website and shows the rig that was replaced for Engine.

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Engine 9

Station 9--901 North Cotner

Engine 9 also recieved one of the new 2006 E-One Typhoons, and it was the second to last one to go into service. On the day that I took these pictures the new rig had only been service a couple days.

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Engine 10

Station 10--1440 Adams Street

Engine 10 also recieved one of the new E-Typhoons to replace their 1993 Spartan/Centeral Rig. There old rig is based out of the Shops and is now Engine 225.

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Engine 11

Station 11--3401 Northwest Luke

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Engine 12

Station 12--2201 South 84th Street

I have not had a chance to get any pictures of Engine 12 but I hope too in the near future.

 
Engine 13

Station 13--1700 South Coddington

Engine 13 is a 2000 Emergency One with a 1250 GPM pump and 500 Gallons of water on board. Before the new rigs started to arrive Engine 13 had one of the newest rigs in the city.

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Engine 14

Station 14--5435 Northwest 1st Street

Engine 14 recieved the first of the new Emergency One Engines. They may not be as busy as Engine in the number of calls run in a year but they are one of the busiest Companies in the City as far as miles goes. They are a short distance from one of the major interchanges for the Intersate.

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Engine 21

The Lincoln Fire and Rescue Department has two rigs with the designation as Engine 21. One is a 1989 Ford Smeal that is quartered at Station 1 right now and the other is in service at one of the other stations at this time. The numbering system for the reserve units is as follows, a reserve unit will start with the number 2 and then have the number of the station that they are normally assigned to.

This is the only time that I have seen this one.

   

This Engine 21 sits behind Battalion 1 at Station 1. It is a 1989 Ford-Smeal with a 1250 GPM pump and 500 Gallons of Water on board.

Engine 225

Engine 225 is one of the spare's that the city keeps in case of mechanical issues with some of the other rigs. Engine 225 is a 1990 Spartan-Central with a 1250 GPM pump. It is assigned to the Shops and the shops are concidered Station 25. It was service as Engine 10 until they recieved their new E-One.

   



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