Engine Co. 22

Engine 22 began service in 1914 at 3627 West Broadway. It relocated, along with Truck 4, to a modern firehouse at 3228 Riverpark Drive in 1984, protecting the West End. Engine 22 is the routinely the second busiest company in Louisville. This location is also home to the department’s Fire History & Learning Center.

Louisville Engine 22
2009 Seagrave Marauder II 2000/500/20
Kent Parrish photo
Louisville Engine 22
2009 Seagrave Marauder II 2000/500/20
Greg Stapleton photo
AUXILIARY ENGINE
Louisville Engine 22
1995 Seagrave JB 1500/500
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
1984 Duplex D-260/Grumman 1250/700/300
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
x-Engine 15
1979 Pirsch 1500/300
Greg Stapleton photo
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Louisville Engine 22
x-Engine 15
1979 Pirsch 1500/300
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
1970 Ward LaFrance 1000/300
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
1970 Ward LaFrance 1000/300
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
1929 Seagrave 1000/100
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 22
x-Engine 2
1914 American LaFrance Type 10 Chemical/Hose-Pulling a 1904 American LaFrance steamer
Kent Parrish collection