Greene County Fire & Rescue

== Department Profile ==
Fire Rescue operates out of five staffed stations strategically located throughout the county. Each station houses an engine company that is staffed 24-hours a day, 7-days a week, with two certified firefighters assigned to each engine. Three of these stations are shared locations with Greene County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and are also staffed 24-hours a day, 7-days a week, with an advanced life support (ALS) ambulance. In addition to the staffed engines and ALS ambulances, each station also houses other Fire, EMS and Emergency Management Agency (EMA) resources.
The Fire Department has ten firefighters and one Battalion Chief on-duty 24-hours a day that respond to various incidents including fires, fire alarms, motor vehicle crashes, hazardous materials incidents and medical emergencies. Fire Department operations are managed by the Fire Chief, who works an administrative schedule.
==History==
Greene County assumed operation of Old Salem Fire Rescue in 2019. Originally serving the Lake Oconee area in southern Greene County, services were expanded countywide as three additional stations began operating in April 2021. 
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Station 9 – 4720 Carey Station Road, Greensboro===
:Battalion 1 - 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 
:Engine 9 - 2021 Sutphen Monarch (1500/1000/30F) (SN#HS-6819)
:Tanker 9 - 
:Tanker 10 -
:Hazmat trailer
====Boathouse - Highway 44. Greensboro===
:Marine 9 - Lake Assault Fire Boat
===Station 10 – 1051 Central Drive, Greensboro===
:Engine 10 - 2024 Sutphen Monarch G2 (SN#HS-7304)
===Station 11 – 1180 C. Weldon Smith Drive, Greensboro===
:Engine 11 - 2021 Sutphen Monarch (1500/1000) (SN#HS-6743) 
:UTV
===Station 12 – 1770 Highway. 77 South, Union Point===
:Engine 12 - 2021 Sutphen Monarch (1500/1000) (SN#HS-6744)
:UTV
===Station 13 – 1691 Richland Connector, Greensboro===
:Engine 13 - 2021 Sutphen Monarch (1500/1000) (SN#HS-6745)
:UTV
=== Assignment Unknown ===
:2006 KME Predator pumper (1500/500) (SN#GSO-6262) (Ex-Gwinnett County Department of Fire and Emergency Services)
:20?? Toyota Tacoma 4x4
== Retired Apparatus ==
:2001 Spartan Metro Star / Marion aerial (1500/350/75' AI rear-mount) (SN#20084) (Ex-Medford Fire-Rescue (Oregon))
:1999 Ford F-350 4x4 
==External Links==
*Greene County Fire & Rescue
Category:Greene County, Georgia
Category:Georgia departments operating KME apparatus
Category:Georgia departments operating Sutphen apparatus
Category:Former operators of Marion apparatus