Indian Ford Fire and Rescue

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Indian Ford Fire and Rescue was a volunteer fire department which operated in a section of unincorporated Jefferson County and Shelby County from 1977 to 2024. The department's station was located at 4306 South Shades Crest Road.

The department was established in 1977 in the Genery community, where Shelby County Road 52 crosses South Shades Crest Road at Genery's Gap through Shades Mountain. Households in the Indian Ford Fire District pay annual dues for the service. The district originally had about 315 homes, but now covers more than 500 households.

In September 2023 Indian Ford Fire District residents voted 231-78 to be annexed into Helena. The city subsequently acquired the assets and liabilities of the fire district.

Fire chiefs

Equipment

  • Engine 820, a 1996 Quality Spartan pumper with a 500 gallon tank and 1,500 gpm pump
  • Engine 821, a 2017 Pierce Saber pumper/tanker with a 750 gallon tank and 1,500 gpm pump
  • Tanker 830, a 2012 KME wet side tanker wiht a 2,000 gallon tank and 750 gpm pump
  • Brush Truck 840, a 2000 Ford F-350 4x4 with a 200 gallon tank and 50 gpm pump

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References

  • Denham, Hannah (July 17, 2023) "Hoover can’t lure landowners before they vote on joining Helena, judge rules." AL.com

External links

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