| Post Volunteer Fire
Department was established in 1951. Originally when it was
established there was only one station, Station 1. The
history of the department is the history of Station 1 and can be
read in more detail on the About Us page.
In 1991, Chief Cook retired and was replaced
by Chief Harold Randy Camp; when Chief Camp took over the
department he implemented Station Officers in the stations.
Captain Larry Honeycutt was appointed as the first station officer
at Station 1 in August
of 1991 and he is currently still the station captain.
Station 1 houses most of the department's
apparatus with five engines, two ladders, one tanker, one air
light unit, one state licensed medical response unit (rescue),
and several other pieces of apparatus that can be viewed on the
apparatus page. Station 1 is also the headquarters for the
department which also includes all administrative offices, class
room, workout facilities, and all fire prevention offices and
equipment. Currently the first line engine is a 2008 E-One
Rescue Pumper on a Typhoon Chassis. |
