Stations & Equipment
built in 1964, houses the Fire
Chief's office, Administrative Assistant and Computer Services Manager. Shift Captains work out of this
station and supervise their shift personnel of 8 other firefighters per shift. This station includes a state of the
art exercise room and a air cylinder refill station. Present apparatus includes a Engine,
a Ladder (Quint), a Squad, Tanker and Personal Watercraft Marine Units.
Station 2, 704 Country Club Drive built in 1998 and named in honor of long-time Fire Chief Samuel E.
"Tubby" Hendrick. This station houses the offices of
the Battalion Chief of Operations, Fire Marshal, and Shift Lieutenant. The station includes a conference and
training room. Present apparatus includes two Engines,
Technical Rescue Support Unit, a Squad, dive trailer, Haz-mat trailer, Mass casualty
trailer, and Safe House.
Station 3, 703 Century Circle built in 2002, houses the office of the Battalion Chief
of the technical division. The station includes a conference
room and a City Police satellite station. Present apparatus includes a Engine, a Ladder (Quint), and a 1952 Mack
Convertible Engine (Parade Unit). The City of Conway Fire and Police Departments use two (2) Yamaha Personal Watercrafts (PWC's) to respond
to emergency calls on the Waccamaw River that runs through our downtown area and along the City Limits. The PWC's can be used by trained
operators for law enforcement patrol, boat accidents, and other types of assistance on the water. Attached to the rear of these
PWC's are regular stokes baskets that are used by trained rescuer's to remove
victims from the water and transport them to land. Our personnel have been trained by top quality PWC Rescue
Specialists for this specialized duty.
Station 1, 307 Wright Boulevard
Jet Ski's