Station 422 - "Pride of the Northside"
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Greenfield Fire Station 422 - 210 W. New Road - Northside
Station 422 was built in 1991 to serve the growing northern section of Greenfield including portions of I-70 and the busy commercial and industrial corridor along IN-9. Station 422 completed a massive renovation and addition project in early 2017 to adapt to the growth that the community and the department has seen since it was built. This firehouse is built on land donated to Greenfield by Keihin IPT, the large automotive parts manufacturer located just west of the station. Station 422 not only provides quicker response times to the north side, but also houses a modern training facility along with a training tower on the property.
A two-bay garage on the front left houses two antique apparatus original to the department. A three-bay garage in the rear of the building is home to their reserve apparatus. The right side of the building is home to the Trustee's Office and also serves as a GPD Police substation.
Engine 422 - 2014 Pierce Impel XM Rescue Pumper (27142) - 2000gpm/750gal
E422 is nearly identical to E421 with the major difference being that it carries extrication equipment.
Engine 422 - 2014 Pierce Impel XM Rescue Pumper (27142) - 2000gpm/750gal
Engine 422 - 2014 Pierce Impel XM Rescue Pumper (27142) - 2000gpm/750gal
Grass 422 - 1996 Ford F350/Indiana Fire/Knapheide - 250gpm/350gal
Grass 422 was recently re-striped and refurbished with a new body. It responds first-due for brush and field fires from the north station.
Grass 422 - 1996 Ford F350/Indiana Fire/Knapheide - 250gpm/350gal
Medic 422 - 2013 Dodge/2014 Horton Ambulance (#16051)
Station 22's latest logo from 2014
Reserve Engine 424 - 1997 Pierce Saber Rescue Pumper (#EB159) - 1250gpm/750gal
Reserve Medic 423 (x421) - 2014 Dodge/Horton Ambulance
Reserve Medic 423 (x421) - 2014 Dodge/Horton Ambulanc
Antique Engine - GMC/Central Pumper - 300gpm/?
This apparatus is original to the department and was purchased from the Central Fire Apparatus company in St. Louis. It is still used occasionally for funerals and parades and is housed in the museum garage at Station 422.
Antique Engine - GMC/Central Pumper - 300gpm/?
Antique Engine - 1926 Gramm Boyer Special Ser No. 510351 Hale pump No 1349. BOYER builders NO. 5651
The Boyer was Greenfield's second fire engine. The first was a South Bend chemical engine. This apparatus is currently on loan from Dave, Ann, Billy & Danny Babcock who privately own this classic rig. The lettering on the hood was added recently.