Ontario County Fire Departments
DIVISION I (Western)
BATTALION 3: ( Deputy Coordinator J. Simonds )
Department # ( 14 ) – Honeoye-Richmond Fire Department
Department # ( 18 ) – Naples Fire Department
BATTALION 5: ( Deputy Coordinator L. Parrish )
Department # ( 07 ) – East Bloomfield Fire Department
Department # ( 09 ) – Fishers Fire Department
Department # ( 16 ) – Ionia Fire Department
Department # ( 27 ) – Victor Fire Department
Department # ( 28 ) – West Bloomfield Fire Department
DIVISION II (Central)
BATTALION 4: ( Deputy Coordinator D. Barnes )
Department # ( 06 ) – Crystal Beach Fire Department
Department # ( 12 ) – Gorham Fire Department
Department # ( 23 ) – Rushville Fire Department
BATTALION 6: ( Deputy Coordinator J. Miller )
Department # ( 01 ) – Bristol Fire Department
Department # ( 02 ) – Canandaigua Fire Department
Department # ( 03 ) – Veterans Administration Fire Department
Department # ( 04 ) – Cheshire Fire Department
Department # ( 15 ) – Hopewell Fire Department
BATTALION 9: ( Deputy Coordinator J. Goodall )
Department # ( 08 ) – Farmington Fire Department
Department # ( 17 ) – Manchester Fire Department
Department # ( 22 ) – Port Gibson Fire Department
Department # ( 25 ) – Shortsville Fire Department
DIVISION III (Eastern)
BATTALION 2: ( Deputy Coordinator R. DeBolt )
Department # ( 11 ) – Geneva Fire Department (Nester Hose Company)
Department # ( 13 ) – Hall Fire Department
Department # ( 24 ) – Seneca Castle Fire Department
Department # ( 26 ) – Stanley Fire Department
Department # ( 29 ) – West Lake Road Fire Department
Department # ( 31 ) – White Springs Fire Department
BATTALION 7: ( Deputy Coordinator N/A )
Department # ( 05 ) – Clifton Springs Fire Department
Department # ( 19 ) – North Side Fire Department
Department # ( 21 ) – Phelps Fire Department
Department # ( 32 ) – Oaks Corners Fire Department
Apparatus Numbering System
The County Apparatus Numbering System is comprised of a total of six digits. The first two digits in sequential order is the County number “35″, although it is rarely used during normal radio transmissions. The third/fourth digit identifies the two digit departmental number. The fifth digit identifies the type of apparatus with “0″ indicating a line officer. A sixth digit identifies the number of succession for the apparatus or personnel.
0 – Officer (Chief / Assistant Chief)
1 – Engine / Pumper (1000 GPM or Greater)
2 – Engine / Pumper (750 or 500 GPM)
3 – Tanker / Pumper (750 GPM or Greater & 1000 Gallon Tank)
4 – Tanker
5 – Grass / Brush or Mini-Attack
6 – Medical First Response (Emergency Vehicle)
7 – Squad / Rescue
8 – Aerial Device (Ladder Tower, Bucket Truck or Quint)
9 – Ambulance
