Anchorage Middletown Stations 9-26
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 9 is former Worthington Station 2.
Station 10 is former Harrods Creek Station 1.
Anchorage Middletown shares quarters with St. Matthews Station 2, known as Anchorage Middletown "Station 26."
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 Engine 9939
x-Middletown, x-Quad 9943
2017 Spartan Gladiator/Smeal 1500/500/20/Quad
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Med 9989
2017 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
RESERVE
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9939
x-Worthington
2007 Seagrave Marauder II 1500/750/20
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9930
2022 E-One Cyclone 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Med 9980
2019 Ford F-550 4x4/Horton
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Anchorage Middletown Rescue 9920
x-Harrods Creek
2007 Spartan Gladiator/Custom Fire
Kent Parrish photo
RESERVE
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9930
x-Harrods Creek
2007 Spartan Gladiator/Custom Fire 1500/600/10/40
Kent Parrish photo
RESERVE
Anchorage Middletown Med 9980
x-Harrods Creek
2017 Ford F-450 4x4/Medix
Kent Parrish photo
Anchorage Middletown Engine 9926
x-Harrods Creek
2016 Sutphen/Custom Fire 1500/600
Kent Parrish photo