History of the Atlanta Fire Dept.

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Atlanta Update:

• Squad #4 went back in service and moved back to Station #4.
  
  
• Engine #6 is still at 4.
  
  
• Engine #36 was decommissioned. It had been running out of Station #9 due to the trailer being shut down because of mold.
  
  
• Engine #9 is an ALS engine.
  
  
• Fulton County Engine #23 is now covering Engine #36's territory and is dispatched by Atlanta 911 for those calls. This territory was previously FCFD #23's before the annexation.
  
  
• GSAR #6 is still cross-manned with Company #21.
  
  
• Company #14 is still the collapse / GSAR company. Truck #17 had previously become Truck #14.
  
  
• The Collapse Rig is now housed at Station #13, but Company #13 does not run it.
  
  
• Station #7 is still closed.
  
  
• Engine #8 is now just a BLS engine company.
  
  
• The rescue boats are being housed at Station #11. Training is pending.
  
  
• The staffing for the mini-pumpers did not last long.
  
  
• The City is trying to obtain property for a new Station #22.
  
  
• Groundbreaking for the new Station #28 will be in the next few weeks.
  
  
• Station #29 is currently closed due to a maintenance problem with asbestos.
  
  
• Engine and Truck #29 are running out of Station #3.
  
  
• Sandy Springs Quint #4 is still covering Engine #39's territory and dispatched by Atlanta 911. This has been going on for several years.
  
  
• Engine #27 has a territory in Sandy Springs and can be dispatched by ChattComm.