Stations and Equipment

The Batesburg-Leesville Fire Department is divided into two response districts.  Station 25 in the Leesville District is responsible for the eastern section of town while Station 26 provides primary response for the western end.  Structure responses within the town will see both stations responding while only the closest station may respond to vehicle wrecks, car fires, grass fires, etc.  Each station is equipped to provide fire suppression activities as well as vehicle extrication.  While the department’s brush truck is located at Station 25 and Support Truck 26 is located at Station 26 due to responding primarily in support of residential and commercial structures inside the town limits.  Departmental equipment is numbered per the station it is assigned to.

Leesville Station (Station 25)

Station 25 is located in the Leesville District at 431 East Church Street.  The station is comprised of 2 full bays with entry/exit points on both ends.  The department’s ventilation unit is staged in the facility. The building has a meeting room along with a full kitchen area, bunk room, two bathrooms with showers, and office.  An emergency generator provides power as needed to the facility and it serves as an alternate Emergency Operating Center for the Town.  The department’s paid firefighters work primarily out of the office in this station and are housed overnight at this location. 

Equipment Housed at Station 25

                                                            
 
Engine 251
2007 KME Pumper
2,000 Gallon Per Minute Pump
1,000 Gallon Water Tank

 

 

 

 

 
Engine 252
1995 E-One Pumper
1,250 Gallon per Minute Pump
1,000 Gallon Water Tank
 
 

 

 
Tanker 254
1992 KME Tanker
350 Gallon per Minute Pump
1,800 Gallon Water Tank

 

 

 

Ventilation 25
This is a large mobile ventilation fan built to support ventilation activities in large structures.  The fan is mounted on a tandem axle trailer with its own motor and fuel supply. The fan has been utilized both in the town to ventilation large commercial manufacturing structures as well as mutual aid responses in Lexington and Richland Counties.

 

 

 
Brush Truck 25
2003 Ford F-450
250 Gallon Water Tank
Remote 95 Gallon per Minute Turret Nozzle

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rescue 25
2019 Chevy 2500
This vehicle is the primary response vehicle First Responder calls and the primary transportation for the on-duty firefighter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Batesburg Station (Station 26)

Station 26 is located in the Batesburg District at 537 West Church Street.  The station is comprised of 2 full bays with entry/exit points on both ends. The building has a large meeting/training room along with a partial kitchen, storage room, bathrooms with showers, weight room, sleeping area, and office.  An emergency generator provides power as needed to the facility and it serves as an alternate Emergency Operating Center for the Town.  The Fire Chief works primarily out of the office in this station.  This area also has washer and dryer units for the cleaning of personnel’s bunker gear and Breathing Air Compressor.

Equipment Housed at Station 26

 

 
Engine 261
1999 KME Engine
1,500 Gallon per Minute Pump
1,000 Gallon Water Tank

 

 

 

 

 
Tanker 264
2001 KME Tanker
500 Gallon per Minute Pump
1,500 Gallon Water Tank

 

 


 

 
Support Truck 26
1987 Chevrolet
6,000 psi Cascade System
Auto Extrication Equipment
Rescue Support Equipment
 
 
 
Rescue 26
2005 F-250 Super Duty 4x4
Unit is used daily by the Recruitment and Retention Officer for official duties.