I made a Google Map of all fire stations in SE Wisconsin.
You can find it at:
SE WI Fire Stations - Google My Maps
Josh
You can find it at:
SE WI Fire Stations - Google My Maps
Josh
Map of SE Wisconsin Fire Stations
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looks good. a few corrections worth noting.
1- Town of Waukesha is north of 59.
2- The New Berlin Station 5 no longer exists.
3-City of Waukesha Station 3 is now located at HWY59 and St. Paul.
4- Palmyra Public Safety Department in missing.
Thanks - updated!
I didn't have Jefferson County entered, which is why Palmyra wasn't on there. I added them and will finish Jefferson County soon.
I didn't have Jefferson County entered, which is why Palmyra wasn't on there. I added them and will finish Jefferson County soon.
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Excellent work and I'll keep that in my bookmarks. Sad to see so many MFD stations either closed or dormant. MFD Engine 25 is still used for the Milwaukee Fire Bell Club but it should have been kept open since Tosa doesn't have a station nearby. They could have used it as a shared service station. Oh well, perhaps one day we will have more common sense around Milwaukee County and care about public safety.
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Very cool, thanks!
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Very Nice!
Just some minor updates in the racine/kenosha area for ya if you want to keep it updated
Kenosha. Station 5 on Washington & 3 on roosevelt closed and merged into a new fire station. Station #1- Address 2210 52nd st. Just opened a couple months ago.
Randall also has a 2nd station at 38820 93rd St
South Shore also has a new fire station just built last year. Station #7 at 1221 N Emertsen Rd, Mt Pleasant.
Town of Delevan also has some unmarked fire stations on the map - 6095 Bailey Rd, 2704 County Trunk O, 2000 sage rd
The st francis fire station has moved to 3400 E Howard Av
Great, thanks. I've revised the map!
I need to ask: Why did you do this and for what reason? What could possibly be gained from doing this and then sharing it here? I don't get it.
CrabbyMilton
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I can't speak for him but perhaps that's useful and interesting information for many. But thanks for asking.
ecps92
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It is just like those of us who listen to Maritime vs Public Safety vs your local Taxi or School Bus - each to their own, but it
can enhance your listening perspective.
Having a map of where a Fire Station is can be handy for monitoring
Surprised at this type of response from a DB Admin
can enhance your listening perspective.
Having a map of where a Fire Station is can be handy for monitoring
Surprised at this type of response from a DB Admin
Why surprise? It's posted for all to see on the internet and therefore subject to question/comment, regardless of my being a DB admin or not. I'm not raining on his/her parade, or reporting it, or poopoo'ing it - just asking a question.
I will readily admit that as someone who has been in public safety a long time, both law and fire, I don't see the world the same looking from the inside out as others do from the outside looking in...but that doesn't mean I can't ask questions.
Why does RadioReference keep a database of frequencies, talk groups, etc.? Knowledge sharing. Isn't that what we're here for? Is this not relevant information to the monitoring hobby? I've been a significant contributor, a paid member, for some time. I'd expect this sort of thread hijack from a newbie, not an admin.
That's unfortunate you view my question as a thread hijack. It was a question, nothing more.
Good day.
Good day.
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