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Clarksville Fire Department The Town of Clarksville is located immediately across the Ohio River from Louisville, KY along I-65 in southern Clark County. This combination department includes 32 full-time and 30 volunteer members who respond from 3 stations. CFD provides Fire, Rescue, Hazmat and medical first-responder protection to the Town of Clarksville including portions of I-65 and the Ohio River. |
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| Station 3 - Northwest Located in the northwest side of town at Hale Road and Lewis & Clark, Station 3 previously served as a station for McCulloch VFD. Annexations in 1989 included an area that was served by the McCulloch Volunteers. Their equipment was acquired by the town and 30 fire fighters became Clarksville Volunteers. Serving as the only all-volunteer station, this firehouse is home to five apparatus. |
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| Engine 73 - 1995 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal | ||
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| Engine 73 - 1995 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal | ||
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| Engine 85 - 1982 Ford C8000/1983 Boyer - 1000gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Engine 85 - 1982 Ford C8000/1983 Boyer - 1000gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Ladder 74 - 1971 Maxim S 85ft Aerial x1000gpm - S/N#2954 Ladder 74 continues to serve as Clarksville's only aerial apparatus. It was refurbished in 2006 and the pump (but not the panel) was removed. CFD is currently working on plans to replace this rig with a brand new ladder truck in the near future. |
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| Ladder 74 - 1971 Maxim S 85ft Aerial - S/N#2954 | ||
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| Rescue 87 - Ford F-350/? Rescue 87 is first-due for vehicle accidents and extrication calls from station 3. It is also used as a medical first-responder unit to assist Clark County EMS. |
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| Rescue 87 - Ford F-350/? | ||
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| Utility 88 - 2006 Ford F-150 4x4 | ||
| Special thanks to the entire crew from Station 3 for their assistance in arranging the apparatus for these pictures and for providing department background and history. |
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