mailing address: North Charleston Fire Department, 2536 Fourth Avenue, North Charleston, SC 29418   office: 843.740.2616   fax: 843.745.1002

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North Battalion takes up a majority of the newest part of the city, including the Charleston International Airport and USAF Base "Team Charleston" an surrounding area. The Battalion boundaries run from I-526, north to the City Limits, and from the Ashley River, east to the Berkeley County Line. With a mixture of high dollar communities, blue collar neighborhoods, industrial and commercial structures, as well as I-26, the personnel in this battalion must be ready for the possibility of anything.

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Chief Officers are BC9: Chief David Bourne - A-shift, BC12: Chief Joseph Munn - B-shift, BC14: Chief Paul Holbird - C-shift.

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 Station 3: 2014 Remount Road

This station opened in 1994, replacing the previous building that had served the department for over 30 years. Centrally located in the heart of the city, this station protects the I-26, I-526 interchange as well as the department's headquarters. The NCFD's Hazardous Materials Unit is stored here and all shifts provide technician support in the event of an incident.

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Engine Company 3: 1994 KME Renegade.

Service Company 3: 1995 FES/International.

HAZ-MAT Company 3: 1973 Ford F9000 with 10 compartment storage.

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 Station 4: 7270 Cross County Road

This station serves as the training facility of the department. The station is located in a large industrial area which is surrounded with residential neighborhoods as well as one of the busiest roads in South Carolina. This road is currently the subject of a widening project that will last for the next year.

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Engine Company 4: 1989 E-One Hush 50' Telesqurt.

Training Engine 4: More information soon

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 Station 6: 8090 Rivers Avenue

This station responds to numerous residential neighborhoods, apartment complexes, and town homes. They also have several of the deadliest intersections in the state of SC, and have seen some of the worst auto accidents in the history of NCFD.

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Engine Company 6: 1991 E-One Protector.

Squad Company 6: 1991 E-One Ford F350 Super Duty.

Truck Company 6: 2004 American LaFrance Eagle 100' Mid Mount Aerial

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 Station 9: 8907 Deerwood Road

This station protects the upper area of the city around Highway 78 and Ladson Rd. Set in a residential development, it is surrounded by numerous mobile home communities, apartment complexes and numerous residential structures. This area is another fast growing region of North Charleston.

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Engine Company 9: 1987 FMC.

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 Station 10: 7159 Stall Road

This station is located deep in a area that has a large number of mobile home parks, older housing developments and light industry. Their is a large influx of Spanish speaking residents in this area which has made calls difficult in the past. With the Ashley Phosphate corridor and the back gate of the Air Force Base

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Engine Company 10: 1986 Pierce Dash.

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 Station 11: 8002 Dorchester Road

Protecting the upper West portion of North Charleston is the job of Station 11. This area covers portions of both Charleston and Dorchester Counties. The Wescott Plantation Golf Course and Community as well as the future North Charleston Recreation Facility is located here. This area is the fastest growing in the entire city with the newly developed Palmetto Industrial Park as part of it's second due response area.

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Engine Company 11: 1986 Emergency One Cyclone.

Squad Company 11: 1999 KME Ford F450 Super Duty.