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    Staunton, VA

    July 12, 2009
    The City of Staunton Fire & Rescue's presents its newest station-- Station 2. The station was opened on March 27, 2006 to better serve the west end of the city. We dropped the response times from 7-9 minutes to 2-4 minutes. The station is home to 9 personnel between 3 shifts and they staff an ALS engine company. The department's brush truck and all-terrain vehicle are housed there also. Engine 3 also answers calls in the western portions of Augusta County providing assistance to the volunteer stations in those areas.
    Front of the Station. Photos by Perry W. Weller
    Front of the Station. Photos by Perry W. Weller
    The City of Staunton Fire & Rescue's presents its newest station-- Station 2. The station was opened on March 27, 2006 to better serve the west end of the city. We dropped the response times from 7-9 minutes to 2-4 minutes. The station is home to 9 personnel between 3 shifts and they staff an ALS engine company. The department's brush truck and all-terrain vehicle are housed there also. Engine 3 also answers calls in the western portions of Augusta County providing assistance to the volunteer stations in those areas.

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