Anchorage Middletown Stations 6-8
In 2018 Anchorage Fire & EMS and the Middletown Fire District merged.
In 2019 Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS absorbed Eastwood Fire & EMS, Harrods Creek Fire & EMS, and the Worthington Fire District, creating the third largest fire department in Kentucky, with over 200 paid personnel operating from 11 stations.
As existing apparatus are rebranded and photographed, this page will be updated and reorganized.
Station 6 is former Eastwood Station 2 (Med Unit only).
Station 7 is former Worthington Station 3.
Station 8 is former Worthington Station 1.
Read MoreIn 2019 Anchorage Middletown Fire & EMS absorbed Eastwood Fire & EMS, Harrods Creek Fire & EMS, and the Worthington Fire District, creating the third largest fire department in Kentucky, with over 200 paid personnel operating from 11 stations.
As existing apparatus are rebranded and photographed, this page will be updated and reorganized.
Station 6 is former Eastwood Station 2 (Med Unit only).
Station 7 is former Worthington Station 3.
Station 8 is former Worthington Station 1.
Anchorage Middletown Med 9986
x-Eastwood
2018 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9937
x-Worthington
2010 Pierce Velocity 1500/750/30
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Med 9987
2019 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
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Anchorage Middletown Med 9987
x-Harrods Creek
2017 Ford F-450 4x4/Medix
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9935 (at Station 8)
x-Eastwood
2018 Seagrave Marauder II 1500/750
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Truck 9968
x-Worthington
2017 Spartan Gladiator/LTC 105'
Kent Parrish photo