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The Buffalo Fire Department provides
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and first responder
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to the city of Buffalo,
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. The department serves a population of 278,349 people in a geographic area of .


Stations and apparatus

, the Buffalo Fire Department operates out of nineteen fire stations with 1 Division Chief and 4 Battalion Chiefs. *All truck companies in the BFD are tower ladders with the exception of Ladder 15


Disbanded fire companies

There have been multiple fire companies disbanded throughout the history of the Buffalo Fire Department due to budget cuts or department reorganization. *Engine 5 – Emsile & Bristol (torn down) *Engine 6 – Originally located at 700 Seneca St then moved to Smith & Fulton (torn down) *Engine 7 – Lower Terrace & Evans St. (torn down) *Engine 7 - Buffalo Niagara International Airport ( Taken over by NFTA ) *Engine 8 – Chicago St. torn down E-8 relocated to L-8 *Engine 9 – 707 Washington St. – disbanded 1978 *Engine 10 – 30 Ganson St. – disbanded 2003 *Engine 11 – 1195 Niagara St. *Engine 12 – 132 Ellicott St. – disbanded December 1, 1954 *Engine 13 – 195 Court St. – disbanded July 1, 1994 *Engine 14 – William St. & Casey St. (torn down) *Engine 15 – Original house torn down at Amherst & Thompson 64 Amherst St. *Engine 16 – 1420 Main St. / 1229 Jefferson Ave. – disbanded 2002 *Engine 17 – Rhode Island & Chenango (parking lot of current E-37) *Engine 18 – 1032 Fillmore Ave. – disbanded/reinstated 1982 – disbanded permanently 2002 *Engine 24 – 110 Leroy Ave. *Engine 27 – 33 Johnson St. (torn down) – disbanded 1978 to form Rescue 1 *Engine 29 (Marine unit) – 315 Ganson St. (torn down) *Engine 30 – Original quarters South Park and Whitfield. Moved to Ladder 10's quarters at Southside and Mesmer, then moved to 517 Southside Pkwy. disbanded/reinstated 1982 – disbanded permanently 1994 *Ladder 1 – 707 Washington St. disbanded 1994 *Ladder 3 – 303 Spring St. (torn down) *Ladder 8 – Original house on Chicago St still standing 315 Ganson St. – disbanded 1976 *Ladder 9 – 376 Virginia St. – disbanded March 2004 *Ladder 11 – 636 Fillmore Ave. *Ladder 12 – 395 Amherst St. *Ladder 16 – 939 Abbott Rd. – disbanded 1976 *Rescue 2 – Rhode Island & Chenango St. disbanded 1994 *Rescue 3 – 33 Johnson St. Was a two-piece company with Engine 27, not a company, Engine 27 was closed to establish Rescue 1 *B41 (Battalion 1) – 132 Ellicott St. – now the Safety Chief, operates out of 195 Court, responds to 2nd alarm or greater *B42 (Battalion 2) – 707 Washington St. – now the Training Bureau Chief, operates out of Buffalo Fire Training Academy on Broadway in Cheektowaga *B45 (Battalion 5) – 273 Kehr St. *South Division Chief – 700 Seneca St. Squads were Second Piece to Host Engine Co. *Squad 1 – 132 Ellicott St. *Squad 2 – 517 Southside Pkwy. *Squad 3 – 33 Johnson St., was Heavy Rescue 3, With E27 E27 disbanded to create Rescue 1 *Squad 4 – 2025 Bailey Ave. *Squad 5 – 500 Rhode Island St. *Squad 6 – 110 Leroy Ave. *Squad 7 – 64 Amherst St. *Squad 8 – 700 Seneca St. *Squad 9 – 707 Washington St. *Squad 10 – 1032 Fillmore Ave. *Squad 11 – 310 Jersey St. *Quad 6 – 131 Southside Pkwy. *Chemical 5 – 166 Cleveland Ave. *Water Tower 1 – 195 Court St. *Water Tower 2 – 195 Court St.


References

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