STATIONS

Goshen Station
Station #1
1660 Hwy 1793

The Goshen Station serves as North Oldham’s headquarters.  It was designed by CR (Cole Russell) Architects and was completed in 2004,  winning recognition by Fire Chief Magazine for Volunteer Station design.  It has five double “drive thru” bays, built-in training facilities in it’s tower and mezzanine levels, accommodates community meetings and was retrofitted in 2011 to accommodate sleeping quarters

Apparatus at the Goshen Station:
1432          1462
1455          1477
          1497

Skylight Station
Station #2
8615 U. S. Hwy 42

The Skylight Station was built in 1989 to replace the original firehouse on Axton Lane.  This four-bay station houses apparatus and has a kitchen, dayroom and limited office and fitness space.

This station is staffed during the weekdays but does not have sleeping quarters and relies on a volunteer response after hours and on weekends.
Apparatus at the Skylight Station:
1431
1461

APPARATUS

Engines  1431 & 1432

2010 Spartan Gladiator Custom 
1000 gallon tank
1500 GPM Waterous Pump
1431: Skylight Station
1432: Goshen Station

1431 & 1432 are the department’s most recent acquisitions.  This achieved a goal to provide our firefighters with fully enclosed cabs in primary response units.

Quint 1455

2002 Seagrave 75’ “Meanstick” Quint
500 gallon tank
2000 GPM Waterous Pump
Goshen Station.

Tankers 1461 & 1462

1997 Freightliner Monroe
2000 gallon tank – 500 GPM Pump
1461: Skylight Station
1462: Goshen Station
61 & 62 allow rapid water delivery in areas where no hydrants exist in the more rural parts of our district and county. 

Fire Rescue Boat 1491

2009 28' Munson Packcat
500 GMP Pump
Twin 225 hp Honda outboards
Rose Island Yacht Club

Forestry 1477

1996 F-250
250 gallon tank – 500 gpm pump
Skylight Station

Car 1497
2006 Ford F150

Car 1401
2012 Ford Expedition

Car 1402
2010 Ford Expedition