About The Fire Registry
The Fire Registry is an independent online database dedicated to documenting fire departments, apparatus, stations, and fire service history.
The goal of this project is simple: to create a centralized place where firefighters, researchers, and enthusiasts can explore accurate information about fire departments across the United States. Information about departments, apparatus, and station assignments is often scattered across many different sources. The FireRegistry aims to bring that information together into one organized and searchable resource.
This site includes information such as:
- Fire department profiles
- Apparatus lists and specifications
- Station locations and assignments
- Department history and milestones
- Current firefighter hiring opportunities
The Fire Registry is built and maintained by a firefighter with a passion for fire service history, apparatus, and the traditions of the fire service.
This project is constantly growing as more departments, apparatus, and historical information are added to the database.
Accuracy and Sources
Information on The FireRegistry is compiled from a variety of publicly available sources including official department websites, public records, historical documents, and fire service publications. While every effort is made to keep information accurate and up to date, fire departments frequently change apparatus assignments and staffing.
If you notice incorrect or outdated information, please reach out so it can be corrected.
Contributing Information
The Fire Registry welcomes contributions from firefighters and members of the fire service community.
If you have information, updates, or photographs that would improve a department profile or apparatus listing, please feel free to submit them.
Our Mission
The mission of The Fire Registry is to preserve fire service information and make it accessible to firefighters, researchers, and the public while honoring the history, service, and tradition of the fire service.
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