Our Greer Fire
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Station
1(Bellinger Station) – Built in 1974, located at 48 Main Street, on land donated to the District by the Bellinger Family.
It was our first Fire Station, and currently houses Engine 1746, Tender
1748, and Tender 1749. It is a Greer landmark.
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Station 2 (Leeds Station) - Built in 2000, located just outside the village to the north on highway 373, this is the Districts manned fire station. The Fire Chief's office and the Administration office is located here as well. Station 2 is also used by Greer for meetings and public voting. Station #2 houses Engines 1740, 1747,
Rescue 1741, Tender 1750 and 1751, Engine 1745 and Support 1744.
Our refill point is located here, with over 16,000 gallons of
water available with the ability to fill a tender at 1000 gpm. Additionally two snowmobiles are
located at Station 2 to assist with search and rescue in the winter months.
On May 23rd of 2009, Station 2 was dedicated to D.E. Leeds and the Leeds Family. |
Equipment Used by the Greer Fire District |
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Engine
1747
2005 E-One type 1 structure
engine, with a 1000 gallon water tank and 1250 gpm pump capability. Engine 7 is our primary, or initial attack engine, and has a full compliment of equipment for structural fire fighting. |
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Engine
1745
Type 6 Wildland engine.
It is used for suppression of Wildland fires within the Greer area. |
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Tender
1750
3750 gallon tender.
It is used on initial response of large incidents to shuttle water.
It is also contracted to assist USFS and ASLD on major incidents. |
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Engine
1740
Command Truck. Has
initial attack capabilities with 150 gallon of water, extrication
equipment, and Advance Life Support (ALS) equipment for medical
and trauma emergencies.
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Rescue
1741
Rescue/Medical Truck. It is utilized
by our Emergency Support (EMS) Crews. They respond to all
medical/trauma emergencies, and is equipped with Basic Life Support
(BLS) equipment. The District's technical rescue equipment is also stored on this truck. |
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Support
1744
Support Truck. It
is used when we need additional equipment, manpower, supplies or
rehab. |
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Tender
1751
3750 gallon tender.
It is used on initial response for water source on all fire calls
and is equipped with two three thousand gallon foldatanks to draft
water from. |
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Tender
1749
2600 gallon tender.
It shuttles water to the incident where water is not readily available. |
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Tender
1748
Drafting tender, with
1200 gallon tender. Its main use is to stage at a water resource
point and draft water to refill our larger tenders that are shuttling
water to the incident. |
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Engine
1746
Type 6 wildland engine.
This is our initial attack engine for wildland fires within the
Greer area or on forest lands. This engine is equipped and
contracted to assist USFS and ASLD on major incidents. |
