Buffalo Fire Department


The Buffalo Fire Department provides fire protection and first responder emergency medical services to the city of Buffalo, New York. The department serves a population of 256,902 people in a geographic area of approximately.

Stations and apparatus

, the Buffalo Fire Department operates out of nineteen fire stations with 1 Division Chief and 4 Battalion Chiefs.
Engine companyTruck companySpecial unitChief UnitAddress
Engine 1Truck 2Water rescue unit132 Ellicott St.
Engine 2Mobile command unit, Safety Officer/Fire MarshalB56 376 Virginia St.
Engine 3Haz-mat. unitB43 601 Broadway
Engine 4939 Abbott Rd.
Engine 19209 Forest Ave.
Fireboat 20155 Ohio St.
Engine 21Truck 6Rescue 1, Collapse/technical rescue unit1229 Jefferson Ave.
Engine 221528 Broadway
Engine 23ATF response unit3226 Bailey Ave.
Engine 25Truck 10B46 517 Southside Pkwy.
Engine 26703 Tonawanda St.
Engine 281170 E. Lovejoy St.
Engine 31Truck 14Haz-mat. spill/decon. unit2044 Bailey Ave.
Engine 32Truck 5700 Seneca St.
Engine 33Rehab. unit1720 Fillmore Ave.
Engine 34Truck 72837 Main St.
Engine 35Truck 151512 Clinton St.
Engine 36Truck 13Foam unit860 Hertel Ave.
Engine 37Truck 4B44 500 Rhode Island St.
Engine 38B47 398 Linden Ave.

There have been multiple fire companies disbanded throughout the history of the Buffalo Fire Department due to budget cuts or department reorganization.
Squads were Second Piece to Host Engine Co.