Stations

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DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
502-935-3878
​9500 Stonestreet Road ​Louisville, KY 40272

Headquarters

9500 Stonestreet Road
Louisville, KY 40272

Headquarters is home to the Command Staff, Fire Prevention & Supply/Equipment Clerk.

​With Station #2 next door, the building sits in front of South West Hospital.

Station 87 (fORmerly Sta#1)
Kerrick Lane Station

4500 Kerrick Lane
Louisville, KY 40258

Station 87 is in the heart of the commercial district and was built in 1992.  This Station houses Battalion 87, Engine 87, Quint 87, Med Battalion 91, and Ambulance 87. This station encounters the heaviest run volume.

​History:  The original Station 1, built in 1958, also housed the Headquarters/Chief’s Office.  It was remodeled to make room for the current Station.

Station 86 (Formerly Sta#2)
Stonestreet Road Station

9500 Stonestreet Road
Louisville, KY 40272

With construction starting in the spring of 2008, Station 86 was completed in January 2009. With 4 bays it currently houses Quint 86, Forestry 86, ATV 786(in service soon), Auxiliary Quint 186, and Ambulance 86. The coverage area consists of mostly residential to the east and commercial to the west.

​History:  In 1955, the first station to be built for PRP Fire District was the original Station 2 which was located at 5417 Valley Station Road. It was relocated at Stonestreet Road to provide better fire protection east of the P & L Railway as well as giving better access to eastern sections along I-265.

Station 88 (Formerly Sta#3)
Terry Road Station

8508 Terry Road
Louisville, KY 40258

Station 88 was built in 1981. This 4 bay Station houses Engine 88, Rescue 88, Auxiliary Engine 188, and Paramedic Fly Car 488. In addition to fire and medical responses, Engine 88 specializes in Technical Rescue Response to include; High Angle Rope Rescue, Swift Water Rescue, Trench Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, and Structural Collapse Rescue. Station 88’s coverage area is 60% residential with the remaining 40% covering commercial & industrial areas of the Riverport Industrial Park

​History:  The original Station 3 was constructed in 1962 and located at 8506 Terry Road and was replaced with a larger station to accommodate more equipment.

Station 89 (Formerly Sta#4)
Valley Station - Station

13210 Dixie Highway
Louisville, KY 40272

Station 89 is our southern most Station in the District. It was built in 1984.  This station houses Engine 89, Auxiliary Engine 189, Forestry 89, and Paramedic Fly Car 489.  It provides fire protection to residential and commercial areas along the Dixie Highway corridor from just south of I-265 to the Hardin County line.

​History:  Station 4 was the former South Dixie Fire District Station 1 prior to merging with PRP Fire, which took place on July 1, 2004.

Station 90 (Formerly Sta#5)
Cane RUn ROad - Station

4603 Cane Run Road
Louisville, KY 40216

Station 90 is located on Cane Run Road. This six bay station houses Engine 90, Hazmat 90, Forestry 90, ATV 790 and Auxiliary Engine 190. In addition to fire & medical response, Engine 90 specializes in hazardous materials response as well as confined space rescue. Engine 90’s area includes the largest chemical complexes and petroleum storage facilities in the state of Kentucky which is located along the Ohio River or better know as “Rubbertown”.


History:  Station 5 was the former Lake Dreamland Fire District Station 1 prior to merging with PRP Fire.

Station 91 (Formerly Sta#6)

4912 Campground Road
Louisville, KY 40216

Station 91 is located in the heart of Rubbertown, which is one of the largest Chemical manufacturing areas in the state of Kentucky. It houses Ambulance 91.

​History:  Station 6 was the former Lake Dreamland Fire District Station 2 prior to merging with PRP Fire.

Training Division / Station 93

8201 Greenwood Road
Louisville, KY 40258

Station 93 houses Engine 93, which is staffed from 1900-0700 every day and is home of the Training Division.
The Training Center was built in 1992 and is utilized for the comprehensive and continuous training program which is essential to ensure firefighters are prepared. This Division has the responsibility to ensure all personnel comply with federal, state, and local mandates.  The continuous training prepares each firefighter to maintain a level of confidence and endurance by improving their skills in realistic environments.  Safety is “Priority 1”, thus ensuring “Everyone Goes Home”.