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Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE DEPT NAME NFIRS LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP Allen ALLEN COUNTY RURAL FIRE DIST 3 AL303 105 E 2ND ST ELSMORE 66732 Allen HUMBOLDT FIRE DEPARTMENT AL201 HUMBOLDT 66748 Allen IOLA FIRE DEPARTMENT AL202 408 N WASHINGTON IOLA 66749 Allen IOLA RURAL VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT AL410 619 N 4TH ST IOLA 66749 Allen LAHARPE FIRE DEPARTMENT AL305 504 MAIN LAHARPE 66751 Allen LAHARPE RUR FIRE DEPT AL411 LAHARPE 66751 Allen MORAN MARMATON-OSAGE AL307 MORAN 66755 Anderson ANDERSON CO FIRE DEPARTMENT AN407 925 W 7TH GARNETT 66032 Anderson GARNETT FIRE DEPT AN201 132 W 4TH GARNETT 66032 Atchison ATCHISON CO FIRE DIST #1 AT402 520 WOODLAWN AVE ATCHISON 66002 Atchison ATCHISON CO FIRE DIST #3 AT403 RR 1 ATCHISON 66002 Atchison ATCHISON CO FIRE DIST #5 AT408 12291 HAMILTON RD LANCASTER 66041 Atchison ATCHISON CO RURAL FIRE DIST #2 AT407 304 MAIN ST EFFINGHAM 66023 Atchison ATCHISON FIRE DEPARTMENT AT101 218 NORTH 6TH ATCHISON 66002 Atchison CITY OF EFFINGHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT AT406 304 MAIN ST EFFINGHAM 66023 Atchison MT PLEASANT RFD #4 AT405 3955 PHILLIPS RD ATCHISON 66002 Barber BARBER CO RFD #1 BA406 2099 CURRY LN MEDICINE LODGE 67104 Barber ELWOOD TWP FIRE DEPARTMENT BA302 105 W CENTRAL HARDTNER 67057 Barber HAZELTON FIRE DEPARTMENT BA301 300 S CHURCH ST HAZELTON 67061 Barber ISABEL FIRE DEPARTMENT BA303 302 SOUTH MAIN ISABEL 67065 Barber KIOWA FIRE DEPARTMENT BA304 8TH & MAIN KIOWA 67070 Barber MEDICINE LODGE VOL F D BA305 114 W 1ST MEDICINE LODGE 67104 Barton ALBERT VOL FIRE DEPART BT301 2008 MAIN ST ALBERT 67511 Barton BEAVER FIRE DEPARTMENT BT307 588 1ST AVE HOISINGTON 67544 Barton CLAFLIN FIRE DEPARTMENT BT302 309 WEST FRONT ST CLAFLIN 67525 Barton ELLINWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT BT303 209 W 1ST ELLINWOOD 67526 Barton GALATIA VOL FIRE DEPT BT304 680 MAIN ST GALATIA 67565 Barton GREAT BEND FIRE & EMS DEPT BT201 1205 WILLIAMS GREAT BEND 67530 Barton HOISINGTON VOL F D BT202 112 E BROADWAY HOISINGTON 67544 Barton OLMITZ FIRE DEPARTMENT BT305 OLMITZ 67564 Barton PAWNEE ROCK VOL FIRE DEPT BT306 502 CENTRE PAWNEE ROCK 67507 1 9/12/2011 Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE DEPT NAME NFIRS LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP Bourbon BOURBON CO RURAL FD #3 BB402 158TH ST & REDBUD FORT SCOTT 66701 Bourbon FORT SCOTT FIRE DEPT BB101 1604 S NATIONAL FORT SCOTT 66701 Bourbon FORT SCOTT RURAL FIRE DEPT BB409 2060 HWY 54 FORT SCOTT 66701 Bourbon GARLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT #2 BB408 502 264TH ST GARLAND 66741 Bourbon REDFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT BB304 REDFIELD 66769 Brown EVEREST FIRE DEPARTMENT BR303 620-621 N 7TH EVEREST 66424 Brown FAIRVIEW-WALNUT VOL FIRE DEPT BR409 214 S MAIN FAIRVIEW 66425 Brown HIAWATHA FIRE DEPARTMENT BR201 409 OREGON ST HIAWATHA 66434 Brown HORTON FIRE DEPARTMENT BR202 205 E 8TH HORTON 66439 Brown KICKAPOO FIRE DEPT BR410 826 K-20 HORTON 66439 Brown MORRILL FIRE DEPARTMENT BR305 FANNING ST MORRILL 66515 Brown POWHATTAN FIRE DEPARTMENT BR306 847 170TH POWHATTAN 66527 Brown ROBINSON FIRE DEPARTMENT BR308 508 GOLDENGATE ROBINSON 66532 Brown WASHINGTON TWP FIRE DEPT BR411 620-621 N 7TH EVEREST 66424 Butler ANDOVER FIRE & RESCUE BU411 911 N ANDOVER RD ANDOVER 67002 Butler AUGUSTA DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY BU201 2100 NORTH OHIO AUGUSTA 67010 Butler BUTLER CO FD #3 BU308 911 N ROSE HILL RD ROSE HILL 67133 Butler BUTLER CO FIRE DIST #10 BU417 119 N CHURCH BURNS 66840 Butler BUTLER CO FIRE DIST #5 BU416 602 SE ROSALIA RD ROSALIA 67132 Butler BUTLER CO FIRE DIST #6 BU305 233 W BLAINE LATHAM 67072 Butler BUTLER COUNTY FIRE DIST #7 BU412 125 N MAIN BENTON 67017 Butler BUTLER COUNTY FIRE DIST #8 BU413 108 S FORREST DOUGLASS 67039 Butler CASSODAY-BU CO FIRE DIST #4 BU304 CASSODAY 66842 Butler EL DORADO FIRE DEPARTMENT BU202 220 E 1ST EL DORADO 67042 Butler LEON-BU CO FIRE DIST #9 BU414 LEON 67074 Butler POTWIN-BU CO FIRE DEPT BU307 207 N RANDALL POTWIN 67123 Butler TOWANDA FIRE/RESCUE BU309 130 S 3RD ST TOWANDA 67144 Butler WHITEWATER RIVER FIRE DISTRICT BU310 201 S ELM WHITEWATER 67154 Chase CHASE COUNTY RURAL FD #1 CS407 STRONG CITY 66869 Chase COTTONWOOD FALLS FIRE DEPT CS406 COTTONWOOD FALLS 66845 Chase STRONG CITY FIRE DEPT CS305 STRONG CITY 66869 2 9/12/2011 Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE DEPT NAME NFIRS LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP Chautauqua CENTER TWNSHP RURAL FD CQ414 MOLINE 67353 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 1 CQ301 CEDAR VALE 67024 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 2 CQ304 203 W 2ND NIOTAZE 67355 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 3 CQ413 112 E 6TH ST PERU 67360 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 4 CQ412 406 W LAUREL SEDAN 67361 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 6 CQ409 1787 RD 27 ELK CITY 67344 Chautauqua CQ CO RURAL FIRE DIST 8 CQ415 302 S BINN CHAUTAUQUA 67334 Chautauqua ELGIN RURAL FIRE DEPT DIST 5 CQ303 GRAND AVE SEDAN 67361 Chautauqua SEDAN VOL FIRE DEPARTMENT CQ306 211 W MAIN SEDAN 67361 Cherokee BAXTER SPRINGS FIRE DEPT CK201 121 W 11TH ST BAXTER SPRINGS 66713 Cherokee CHEROKEE TWP VOL FIRE DEPT CK408 102 N MCKINLEY ST WEIR 66781 Cherokee COLUMBUS FIRE DEPARTMENT CK202 300 E MAPLE COLUMBUS 66725 Cherokee GALENA FIRE DEPARTMENT CK203 301 W 7TH ST GALENA 66739 Cherokee SCAMMON FIRE DEPARTMENT CK204 712 E 3RD SCAMMON 66773 Cherokee WEIR CITY VOL FIRE DEPT CK205 415 N WASHINGTON ST WEIR 66781 Cherokee WEST MINERAL FIRE DEPT CK306 WEST MINERAL 66782 Cheyenne BIRD CITY VOL FIRE DEPT CN301 BIRD CITY 67731 Cheyenne ST. FRANCIS VOL FIRE DEPT CN302 407 S COLLEGE ST FRANCIS 67756 Clark ASHLAND RURAL FIRE DEPT CA402 703 N MAIN ASHLAND 67831 Clark ENGLEWOOD FIRE DIST #1 CA301 4TH & MULBERRY ENGLEWOOD 67840 Clark MINNEOLA VOL FIRE DEPARTMENT CA304 102 S MAIN MINNEOLA 67865 Clay CLAY CENTER FIRE DEPT CY201 504 GRANT CLAY CENTER 67432 Clay CLAY CENTER RURAL FD #1 CY409 721 WEST CRAWFORD CLAY CENTER 67432 Clay GREEN FIRE DEPARTMENT CY308 904 DIXON GREEN 67447 Clay GREEN RURAL FIRE DEPT CY307 1707 30TH RD PALMER 66962 Clay LONGFORD RURAL FD #1 CY412 350 SANTA FE LONGFORD 67458 Clay MORGANVILLE FIRE DEPT CY303 319 JOHNSON DR MORGANVILLE 67468 Clay MORGANVILLE RURAL FD #1 CY410 MORGANVILLE 67468 Clay WAKEFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT CY305 708 ELM ST WAKEFIELD 67487 Clay WAKEFIELD RUR FIRE DIST #1 CY414 706 ELM WAKEFIELD 67487 Cloud CLOUD CO RUR #1 C & R CD305 311 ELM JAMESTOWN 66948 3 9/12/2011 Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE DEPT NAME NFIRS LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP Cloud CLOUD CO RURAL FD #4 CD407 1618 NOBLE RD CONCORDIA 66901 Cloud CLYDE FIRE DEPARTMENT CD303 412 WASHINGTON ST CLYDE 66938 Cloud CONCORDIA FIRE DEPARTMENT CD201 701 WASHINGTON ST CONCORDIA 66901 Cloud GLASCO FIRE DEPARTMENT CD304 201 EAST MAIN GLASCO 67445 Cloud GLASCO RURAL FD #2 CD408 316 WEST MAIN GLASCO 67445 Cloud MILTONVALE CITY FIRE DEPT CD306 117 STARR AVE MILTONVALE 67466 Cloud MILTONVALE RURAL #3 CD410 MILTONVALE 67466 Coffey COFFEY COUNTY FIRE DIST 1 CF201 113 N 5TH ST BURLINGTON 66839 Comanche COMANCHE CO FIRE DEPT CM404 HC 72 BOX 49 COLDWATER 67029 Cowley ARKANSAS CITY FIRE/EMS DEPT CL201 115 SOUTH D ST ARKANSAS CITY 67005 Cowley COWLEY CO FIRE DIST #1 CL411 500 N K-15 DEXTER 67038 Cowley COWLEY CO FIRE DIST #2 CL412 302 MAIN ST ATLANTA 67008 Cowley COWLEY CO FIRE DIST #3 CL413 508 CHESTNUT BURDEN 67019 Cowley COWLEY CO FIRE DIST #4 CL414 111 S EAST UDALL 67146 Cowley COWLEY CO FIRE DIST #8 CL418 120 CHESTNUT CAMBRIDGE 67023 Cowley WINFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT CL202 817 FULLER ST WINFIELD 67156 Crawford ARCADIA VOL FIRE DEPT CR305 ARCADIA 66711 Crawford ARMA VOL FIRE DEPARTMENT CR410 701 E WASHINGTON ARMA 66712 Crawford BRAZILTON/RURITAN FD CR412 674 W 660 AVE GIRARD 66743 Crawford CHEROKEE CITY FIRE DEPT CR306 CHEROKEE 66724 Crawford CRAWFORD CO FIRE DIST #3 CR416 102 E 530TH AVE CHEROKEE 66724 Crawford CRAWFORD CO FIRE DIST 1 CR419 1250 S 220TH ST PITTSBURG 66762 Crawford CRAWFORD CO FIRE DIST 2 CR414 701 E WASHINGTON ARMA 66712 Crawford CRAWFORD CO RFD#4 CR411 915 W 47 HWY GIRARD 66743 Crawford FRONTENAC FIRE/RESCUE CR202 199 N CRAWFORD FRONTENAC 66763 Crawford GIRARD FIRE DEPARTMENT CR203 116 NORTH OZARK ST GIRARD 66743 Crawford HEPLER CITY & RURAL FIRE DEPT CR415 MAIN STREET HEPLER 66746 Crawford MULBERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT CR204 109 S MILITARY MULBERRY 66756 Crawford OSAGE TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPT CR413 5TH & MAIN MCCUNE 66753 Crawford PITTSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT CR101 205 WEST 7TH PITTSBURG 66762 Crawford SHERMAN TWP FIRE DEPT CR417 107 E BAKER FARLINGTON 66734 4 9/12/2011 Fire Department National Fire Incident Reporting System COUNTY FIRE DEPT NAME NFIRS LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP Crawford WALNUT FIRE DEPARTMENT CR309 109 E MILLER WALNUT 66780 Crawford WALNUT RURAL FIRE DEPT CR418 1450 W 660 AVE WALNUT 66780 Decatur DECATUR CO RURAL FD #1 DC406 501 S COLE OBERLIN 67749 Decatur JENNINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT DC302 JENNINGS ELEVATOR JENNINGS 67643 Decatur NORCATUR CITY & DECATUR CO RURAL DC301 112 N DEACATUR AVE NORCATUR 67653 Decatur OBERLIN FIRE DEPARTMENT DC304 501 S COLE OBERLIN 67749 Dickinson ABILENE FIRE DEPARTMENT DK201 419 N BROADWAY ABILENE 67410 Dickinson CHAPMAN FIRE DEPARTMENT DK304 402 N MARSHALL CHAPMAN 67431 Dickinson CHAPMAN RUR FIRE DIST #1 DK410 ENTERPRISE 67441 Dickinson ENTERPRISE FIRE DEPT DK305 206 1/2 S FACTORY ST ENTERPRISE 67441 Dickinson FRAGRANT HILL FIRE DIST 1 DK411 3629 TRAIL RD JUNCTION CITY 66441 Dickinson GRANT TWP FIRE DIST #1 DK412 926 S BUCKEYE ABILENE 67410 Dickinson HERINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT DK202 700 S BROADWAY HERINGTON 67449 Dickinson HOPE FIRE DEPARTMENT DK306 113 N MAIN ST HOPE 67451 Dickinson LIBERTY TWP/WOODBINE FD #1 DK414 6TH & BROADWAY WOODBINE 67492 Dickinson SHERMAN TWP FIRE DEPT DK413 1447-3325 AVE
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