Kingston Township Fire Department (Ontario)

==History==
Until the 1950s, the communities surrounding Kingston relied on fire protection service provided by the Kingston Fire Department. The Kingston Township Volunteer Fire Department was established in 1954 under the direction of Fire Chief Vincent Pierce. Two fire stations were constructed in 1955 with one station on Days Road and the second in Elginburg. A headquarters fire station was constructed on Woodbine Road and opened in 1980. In the mid 1990s, two more stations were built, one on Rock Road and the other in Glenburnie.
In 1998, Kingston Township was amalgamated with Pittsburgh Township and the City of Kingston to create an expanded City of Kingston. The fire department became part of Kingston Fire and Rescue Services.
==Fire Stations==
Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	127 Days Road 	1954–1998 (amalgamation)	Now Kingston Fire Station 10.
2 	2117 Unity Road, Elginburg 	?-1997 	Used for storage.
2 	1485 Unity Road, Glenburnie	1997–1998 (amalgamation)	Now Kingston Fire Station 8.
3 	905 Woodbine Road 	1980–1998 (amalgamation)	Now Kingston Fire Station 7.
4 	2835 Highway 38, Elginburg 	1996–1998 (amalgamation)	Now Kingston Fire Station 9.
==Apparatus==
*1996 Ford Crown Victoria (Ex-Car 1)
*1994 Pemfab Imperial T964 / Almonte walk in rescue (Ex-Rescue 10)
*1993 Ford L-9000 tandem / 1996 Almonte pumper/tanker (1050/3500) (Ex-Tanker 5)
*1992 Pemfab Imperial T964 / Almonte pumper (1050/500/50F/55' CET boom) (Ex-Pumper 4)
*1991 Ford Clubwagon utility van (Ex-Utility 1)
*1990 Mack CF688FC / Almonte pumper (1050/600) (Mack VIN#688FC-1586) (Ex-Pumper 3)
*1979 Scot C1FD / King pumper (1050/250/75' Tele-Squrt) (SN#79007) (Ex-Ladder 9)
*1979 Scot C1FD / King pumper (1050/500) (SN#79006) (Almonte 1994 rehab) (Ex-Pumper 2)
*1979 GMC C7000 tandem / Cusco tanker (425/3000)
*1979 Chevrolet P30 / Grumman Kurbmaster (Ex-Rescue 4)
*1978 Ford L-8000 / Almonte tanker (250/1200/40F) (Ex-Tanker 8)
*1975 Ford L-9000 / King pumper (1050/500) (SN#74072) (Ex-Pumper 7)
*1975 Ford L-9000 / King pumper (1050/?) (SN#74071) (Donated to Belarus) (Ex-Pumper 6)
*1969 GMC C960 / 198? Superior tanker (420/1200) (Chassis from King tanker #69015) (Ex-Tanker 3) (Sold to Valley East Fire Department)
*1968 GMC 9000 / King pumper (1050/?) (SN#68019) (Ex-Pumper 5)
*1954 GMC 470 / Bickle-Seagrave pumper (500/500) Original (Ex-Pumper 1)
DSCF8479.jpg|Station 3
DSCF9681.jpg|Station 2
DSCF8136.jpg|1990 Mack CF688FC
DSCF8398.jpg|1994 Pemfab Imperial T964
DSCF0049.jpg|1979 Scot C1FD
DSCF8271.jpg|left|1993 Ford L-9000
DSCF8234.jpg|left|1992 Pemfab Imperial T964
DSCF5876.jpg|right|1978 Ford L-8000
Category:Defunct fire departments of Frontenac County
Category:Former operators of Almonte apparatus
Category:Former operators of Bickle / Bickle-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of King-Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Superior Emergency Vehicles apparatus