Anchorage Middletown Stations 3-5
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 nearly 300 paid personnel operating from 11 stations.
Station 3 is former Middletown Station 3.
Station 4 is the former Anchorage station.
Station 5 is former Eastwood Station 1.
In early 2023, Louisville Metro/Jefferson County suburban units will transition to a new two and three digit numbering system, following Louisville and Shively, sequentially. Photos will be updated as units are physically renumbered. Anchorage Middletown units will be renumbered 30-40.
Anchorage Middletown Quint 9953
x-Middletown 9955, x-9951
2015 Pierce Quantum 1500/500/30/105'
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Rescue 9923
x-Harrods Creek, x-9920
2007 Spartan Gladiator/Custom Fire
Kent Parrish photo
RESERVE
Anchorage Middletown Quint 9953
x-Worthington
2002 E-One Cyclone II 1500/500/100'
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Anchorage Middletown Hazmat 9973
x-Sycamore Twp, OH & Worthington
2001 Seagrave Marauder
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Anchorage Middletown Quad 9943
x-Middletown
2017 Spartan Gladiator/Smeal 1500/500/20/Quad
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9934
2022 E-One Cyclone 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Med 9984
2018 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9934
x-Anchorage
2006 Ferrara Igniter 1500/700/30
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Anchorage Middletown Med 9984
x-Anchorage
2017 Ford F-450 4x4/2007 Horton
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9935
2022 E-One Cyclone 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Med 9985
x-Eastwood
2018 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9935
x-Eastwood
2018 Seagrave Marauder II 1500/750
Kent Parrish photo
RESERVE
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9935
x-Worthington & Engine 9939
2007 Seagrave Marauder II 1500/750/20
Kent Parrish photo