“The Beast of the East” Station 94 is all about the Engine – Hazmat – Medic.

Greenwood’s newest station was completed in October 2006. In addition to it’s own district mixed district of commercial and residential areas and I-65, Station 94 serves as the department’s Hazmat Station. It’s the home of Engine 94 – a 2006 Pierce Dash Rescue Pumper – 1250gmp/750gal/25gal foam. ALS Engine 94 responds to the eastside of Greenwood north to the Marion County Line. It also has first-due responsbilities for several miles of I-65 in Johnson County. Eventually all Engine 94 personnel will be trained Hazmat Technicians.

While similarly configured to Engines 92 & 93, 94 does include several enhancements including it’s unique vertical exhaust. This was the first GFD rig to go to all LED lighting, the extrication tools were moved to the rear of the truck and a combination of roll-up and swing-out doors are used on the rear compartments.