Owensboro Station 4
Established in 1866, Owensboro is a career fire department operating from 5 stations, protecting the 4th largest city in Kentucky.
Owensboro Fire Station No. 4 opened in 1973 to replace an older station as part of a total redistricting of the City of Owensboro that also saw the opening of a new multi-company Headquarters and closure of Station 2. Station No. 4 is located at 25th and Breckenridge Streets. Previously, it also housed a ladder company.
Today, Station No. 4 is home to Engine Co. 4 and also houses a reserve engine.
Read MoreOwensboro Fire Station No. 4 opened in 1973 to replace an older station as part of a total redistricting of the City of Owensboro that also saw the opening of a new multi-company Headquarters and closure of Station 2. Station No. 4 is located at 25th and Breckenridge Streets. Previously, it also housed a ladder company.
Today, Station No. 4 is home to Engine Co. 4 and also houses a reserve engine.
Owensboro Engine 4
2012 Spartan Metro Star/Rosenbauer 1500/750/30
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Owensboro Engine 104
1998 International 4900/Smeal 1250/500
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Owensboro Engine 104
1976 Duplex/Pierce 1250/500
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Owensboro Engine 104
1968 Ford C-850/American 1000/300
Greg Stapleton photo
RESERVE LADDER
Owensboro Ladder 145
1999 Mack MR/Ferrara/RK 109'
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Owensboro Ladder 145
x-Ladder 111 and 125
1968 Ford C-950/American LaFrance 65'
Greg Stapleton photo