Engine Co. 12
Engine 12 went into service in 1884. It is one of several Louisville fire companies that have been relocated, disbanded, and deactivated multiple times, even briefly serving as an ARFF company at Standiford Field (Louisville International) before the Regional Airport Authority assumed those duties. Engine 12 was permanently activated in 1975 when a new firehouse was built at 4535 Manslick Road. From 2004 to 2009, it also served as a hazmat company.
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Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 11
2009 Seagrave Marauder II 2000/500/20
Kent Parrish photo
AUXILIARY QUAD
Louisville Engine 12
x-Quad 6, Engine 4, and Engine 8
1998 Seagrave 1500/500/Quad
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 19
2002 Seagrave Marauder 2000/500/25/200/Hazmat
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 2
1995 Seagrave 1500/500
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 9 and 4
1979 Pirsch 1500/300
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 6
1970 Ward LaFrance/1986 Duplex/Summit/LFD 1000/300
x-Engine 22
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
1975 Pirsch 1000/300
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
1948 Seagrave 750/150
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
1923 Ahrens-Fox 800/0
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 12
x-Engine 5
1919 Ahrens-Fox IP2 1400/0
Kent Parrish photo