Forsyth Fire Station 2 is located at 1050 Skyline Drive, in the eastern part of the city limits, built in 2008 with a donation from Carmen Krehbiel & City of Forsyth. It houses an engine, one Brush truck, and a rescue. It also has Station Live-in capabilities.
Engine 2
1993 KME Renegade
500-Gallon Water Tank
30-Gallon Class A Foam
1,500 GPM Hale Pump
Brush 2
2026 Chevy 3500HD
200-Gallon Water Tank
120 GPM Darley Pump
Rescue 1
2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee
Light 1
2010 WhisperWatt Mobile Light Tower
Station 2 houses the drill tower, a two-story facility featuring burn capabilities on the first floor. This complex is equipped with an area for attic access, multiple doors and windows, and a pitched roof ventilation prop.
Station 2 Apparatus Use
Engine 2 (Primary Engine)
Primary and second-due structure engine. Supports fire attack, water supply, and operations at incidents.
Brush 2 (Brush Truck)
Designed for wildland and grass fires. Smaller, mobile, and can access fields, woods, and tight areas: quick initial attack unit and EMS response.
Light 1 (Light Tower)
Provides scene lighting for nighttime incidents, extended operations, rescues, or авар scenes.
Rescue 1 (Utility/Rescue Unit)
Used for support functions—medical calls, light rescue, traffic control, and transporting personnel or equipment.