Danville Fire Department (Virginia)

== Department Profile==
The Danville Fire Department (DFD) is an all career department composed of 145 uniform and civilian personnel. The department was founded January 1, 1884 and operates seven fire stations, a regional training center, and an emergency communications center. The department covers 42 square miles, which includes US Route 29 and US Route 58. The department also provides mutual aid to Pittsylvania County, Virginia. DFD provides fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMS), technical rescue, hazardous material mitigation, water rescue, life safety education, and fire prevention and investigation. EMS is provided at the non-transport, basic life support level. The department currently holds an ISO Class 1 PPC rating and holds Accredited Agency status with the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). In 2021, the department responded to 9,342 calls for service. 
==Apparatus Roster==
===Fire Station 1 - Headquarters - 600 Lynn Street===
Built 2014. Fire Station 1 serves as the department's headquarters and houses the agency's administrative and fire prevention staff. Fourteen firefighters are assigned to the station per shift.
:Engine 1 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500) (SN#38087)
:Ladder 1 - 2018 Pierce Enforcer (2000/500/107' Ascendant rear-mount) (SN#32070)
: Tower 1 - 1999 E-One Hush (1500/500/95' rear-mount platform)
:Haz-Mat 2 - 2010 Ford F-550
: Utility 1 - 2002 Ford F-250 4x4
:Battalion 1 - 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4
:ATV 1 - 2017 Kawasaki Mule 4x4 / Kimtek Firelite skid 
:Trailer
===Fire Station 2 - 250 Piney Forest Road===
Built 1971. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift
:Engine 2 - 2020 Pierce Enforcer (SN#34325)
:Ladder 2 (Reserve) - 2008 E-One Cyclone II (1500/500/75' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 1)
===Fire Station 3 - 1315 Industrial Avenue===
Built 1978. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift.
:Engine 3 - 2016 Pierce Impel (1250/500) (SN#29226)
:Engine 9 (Reserve) - 2001 E-One Cyclone II (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 3)
===Fire Station 4 - 2152 West Main Street===
Built 1992. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift.
:Engine 4 - 2021 Pierce Enforcer (SN#35788)
:Tender 4 - 2020 Kenworth T370 / Pierce DX wetside (500pto/2100) (SN#33973)
:Engine 8 (Reserve) - 1998 E-One Cyclone / American Eagle (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 4)
===Fire Station 5 - 114 Third Avenue ===
Built 1957. Expanded 1994. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift. Fire Station 5 houses the department's technical rescue equipment.
:Engine 5 - 2011 Pierce Impel (1250/500) (SN#23760)
===Fire Station 6 - 3165 Westover Drive===
Built 1990. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift.
:Engine 6 - 2001 E-One Cyclone II (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 5)
:Brush 10 - 1996 Ford F-350 4x4 / 2011 Slagle's refurb (285/250/12F) (Ex-Hazmat 2)
===Fire Station 7 - Danville Regional Airport - 423 Airport Drive ===
Built 1991. Expanded 1996. Four firefighters are assigned to the station per shift. Fire Station 7 provides aircraft rescue and firefighting to the adjacent Danville Regional Airport and also houses the regional hazardous materials response unit.
:Engine 7 - 2013 E-One Typhoon (1250/500/50F)
:Haz-Mat 1 - 2004 Ford F-750 / The Edge trailer
: Haz-Mat 3 - Dodge van
=== Assignment Unknown===
:(229) - 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 (Ex-Battalion 1)
:2006 E-One Typhoon pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 1)
:Technical rescue trailer
==On Order== 
:2023 Pierce Enforcer 7000 aerial (?/300/100' Ascendant mid-mount platform)
==Retired Apparatus== 
:2004 E-One Typhoon pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 7)
:2004 E-One Typhoon pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 2)
:200? Ford F-350 4x4 DRW (Ex-Hazardous Materials Response Unit)
:1996 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1250/?) (SN#16965)
:1996 E-One Cyclone / American Eagle pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 6, ex-Engine 9) (Sold in 2016)
:1994 E-One Cyclone quint (1500/500/75' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 2) (Sold to Yanceyville, North Carolina in 2018)
:(592) - 1987 GMC 7000 / KME pumper/tanker (1000/1000) (Ex-Tender 1, ex-Tender 4)
:(583) - 1987 Ford C / KME pumper (Ex-Engine 8)
:1985 Seagrave HB pumper (1500/500) (ex-Engine 9) (Sold in 2013)
:E-One pumper (Ex-Engine 4)
:Oshkosh P-19 crash tender (Ex-Unit 99) (Sold to Chester County, South Carolina)
:Dodge brush
: Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 (Ex-Fire Marshal 1)
==External Links== 
:Danville Fire Department
:Danville Fire Department Facebook page
==Station Map==
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