Fire stations in Milwaukee, WI

The North Shore Fire Department is responsible for providing fire safety and prevention services. The department has a staff of trained and certified professionals who design and offer rescue and emergency response services. It operates a mobile safety house to educate and protect the lives of children and individuals. The North Shore Fire Department offers We Have A Little Emergency Program for children. Its fire prevention bureau organizes and conducts fire inspection services for commercial and industrial facilities, apartment buildings, schools and churches. The department has a list of equipment, including fire engines, ladders, tankers, medical units and ambulances. The North Shore Fire Department maintains an academy that provides firefighting training classes for employees.

Founded in 1938, the Greendale Fire Department provides fire prevention and suppression services. It offers fire escape planning services, as well as online fire safety tips. The department also provides smoke detectors. Located in Greendale, Wis., the Greendale Fire Department is a part of the Village of Greendale, which operates health, inspection service, police and public work departments. The department has approximately 20 firefighters and responds to 1,700 calls each year.

Operational for more than 70 years, the Oak Creek Fire Department provides fire prevention and emergency response services. The department works with a team of over 45 men and women. It offers fire, emergency medical, auto accident and technical rescue services. The Oak Creek Fire Department maintains several fire stations. The department participates in various public relations programs. The Oak Creek Fire Department is governed by the City of Oak Creek in Wisconsin, which covers an area of nearly 28 square miles and has a population of approximately 32,500 residents. The city also manages street, police, health, fire, engineering, community development, building maintenance and information technology departments.