Greystone Park Fire Department

== Area Served ==
The Greystone Park Fire Department serves the Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital and other State-owned properties in Morris Plains, New Jersey.
== History ==
The Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital was built in 1876. The Fire Department at Greystone Park started in 1894. In 1927 a new fire station was opened. The original hospital closed in 2008 when the new hospital opened. Greystone Park fire department stayed at the old fire station at the old hospital to continue fire protection as well as provide fire protection for the new Greystone Park Hospital.
In 2009 the old Fire station closed and members moved to the current Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital. 
The Greystone Park Fire Department, staffed 24/7 by a career chief and career firefighters, responds inside and outside the hospital/ It's responsible for fire safety education, drills, safety inspections and maintaining fire equipment, including all fire extinguishers and the hospital's fire suppression system. Greystone Park Fire Department receives help with all major fires and incidents by a Mutual Aid agreement with the Mount Tabor Fire Department.
===Fire Stations ===
Station 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Greystone Park Hospital Fire Department	Main Building 	1894 - 1912	Organized in Main Building. Moved into new fire station 1912. Demolished in 2015. Currently Central Park of Morris County.
Fire Headquarters 	10 O'Hanlon Drive	1912 - 2009	Demolished in 2015. Currently Central Park of Morris County.
==Apparatus==
===Fire Station - 59 Koch Avenue, Morris Plains===
Opened 2008
:Engine 1 - 1996 E-One Cyclone II (1500/750/30F) (Ex-Springfield Fire Department (New Jersey))
:Utility 1 - 2006 Ford F-550 w/ skid unit
== Out of Service ==
:Car 1 - 2012 Ford Expedition ( OOS: 04/30/2024)
== Retired Apparatus ==
:2004 Ford Expedition (Ex-Car 1)
:1999 Chevrolet Blazer (Ex-Car 1)
:19?? Mercury Sable (Ex-Car 1)
:1986 Chevrolet Blazer (Ex-Utility 1) 
:1984 GMC pumper (Ex-Engine 1)
:1956 Mack LS85 Sedan Cab (Ex-Engine 1) (Ex-Independent Hose Company (Maryland))
:1950 Ford pickup (2 1/2 pump tank) (Ex-Truck 4)
:1951 American LaFrance Service aerial (SN#L#-4232, Engine#J-7-792) ((Ex-Truck 1)
:1947 Ward LaFrance Triple Combination Model 75T (750/0/0) (Ex-Engine 2) (SN#472242)
:1942 Master Model Chevrolet / Barton US Army triple Combination pumper (500/-/-) (SN#8 N.J 28-18872 Class (Army) 325 Fire Truck(4x4) 1-½ Ton) (Ex-Engine 3)
== Station Map ==
 
Category:Hospital Fire Departments (New Jersey)
Category:Morris County, New Jersey
Category:New Jersey departments operating E-One apparatus
Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of Barton apparatus
Category:Former operators of Mack apparatus
Category:Former operators of Ward LaFrance apparatus