Bowling Green Station 5
The seat of the county and the 3rd largest city in Kentucky, Bowling Green is a career department operating out of 7 stations.
Over the years, Bowling Green's company numbers have varied and have not necessarily corresponded with their station numbers. Recently, the company numbering has been standardized and the apparatus have received updated graphics.
Company 5 has been either an engine or rescue-pumper. The current station was opened in 1999 with Rescue 2. Today, it is home to Engine 5, as well as Strike Engine 15, which is a fully-equipped apparatus that can be immediately placed on track with call-back personnel in the event of an emergency.
Read MoreOver the years, Bowling Green's company numbers have varied and have not necessarily corresponded with their station numbers. Recently, the company numbering has been standardized and the apparatus have received updated graphics.
Company 5 has been either an engine or rescue-pumper. The current station was opened in 1999 with Rescue 2. Today, it is home to Engine 5, as well as Strike Engine 15, which is a fully-equipped apparatus that can be immediately placed on track with call-back personnel in the event of an emergency.
Bowling Green Engine 5
2020 Pierce Enforcer 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
Bowling Green Strike Engine 15
x-Engine 2
2008 Sutphen 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
REASSIGNED
Bowling Green Engine 5
x-Rescue 3
2010 Pierce Impel 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Bowling Green Rescue 5
x-Rescue 3
2005 Sutphen Monarch 1500/500/30
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Bowling Green Rescue 3
2005 Sutphen Monarch 1500/500/30
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Bowling Green Rescue 2
1997 Pierce Arrow 1250/500
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Bowling Green Engine 5
1994 Pierce Arrow 1250/500
Greg Stapleton photo
RETIRED
Bowling Green, KY Pumper 5
1978 American LaFrance Century 1250/500
Greg Stapleton photo