Rostock fire brigade
| Rostock fire brigade | |
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 Office of the City of Rostock
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| Professional fire brigade | |
| Founding year: | 1908 |
| Locations: | 3 |
| Employee: | 330 |
| Volunteer firefighter | |
| Departments: | 5 |
| Youth fire brigade | |
| Groups: | 5 |
The Rostock fire brigade is responsible for fire protection , the rescue service and technical assistance in the city of Rostock , partly in the neighboring communities and in the bordering Baltic Sea including the port of Rostock and belongs to the Rostock fire protection and rescue office. It consists of a professional fire brigade and five volunteer fire brigades .
history
On December 7, 1905, the City Council of Rostock ordered the construction of a central fire department depot on Vögenteichplatz in the Kröpeliner-Tor-Vorstadt . The first professional fire station was later located in the central fire department depot , which was completed in 1906. The Rostock professional fire brigade was founded on July 1, 1908 after various predecessor organizations. The first head was fire inspector Albert Wegener, who was subordinate to a fire brigade sergeant, 4 senior fire fighters, 27 fire fighters and 8 drivers. In 1915 the first 15-meter-long fireboat was purchased for the port, which was stationed in the Rostock city port. This boat was in use until the 1940s, when the war ended it was lost. In February 1952, the Solidarity fireboat and, in 1953 and 1954, the unit and the Patriot , two new FLB 32 fireboats in the 18-meter class, were put into service. In 1956 the seaworthy fireboat Helmut Just , which could also be used on the open sea, was put into service and decommissioned in 1982. On December 22nd, 1981 the first fireboat FLB 40-1 for coastal and maritime shipping was put into service in Rostock. At the time, these types of boats were the largest sea-going fire boats in Northern Europe. The FLB 40-2 and 40-3 followed by 1983. The fire-fighting boat FLB 40-3 was stationed in Lütten Klein until 2018 . In the same year it was replaced by Albert Wegener , which was put into service in August 2018. This boat is a converted former sea rescue cruiser of the German Society for Rescue of Shipwrecked People (DGzRS) with a closed bridge deck and was baptized in the name of the first fire inspector of the Rostock BF.
Professional fire brigade
The professional fire brigade consists of around 330 active officers in the fire service and is spread over three guards. At the fire station 1 Südstadt in Erich-Schlesinger-Straße 24 there is, among other things, the control center with three employees working in a 12-hour shift system, a respiratory protection workshop, a hose store and a turnout clothing store. Fire station 2 Lütten Klein (See fire station) in Ostseeallee 43 and its fire boat Albert Wegener focus on fighting ship fires . The fire station 3 Überseehafen is located at the fire station 1 and focuses on environmental protection.
Volunteer firefighter
In the districts of Rostock there are five volunteer fire brigades (FF) stationed in six fire stations. The emergency services are alerted via radio signal receivers .
- Voluntary fire brigade Rostock - Warnemünde (location 4)
- Rostock volunteer fire brigade - large small (location 5)
- Voluntary fire brigade Rostock - city center (location 6)
- Volunteer fire brigade Rostock - Gehlsdorf (location 7)
- Voluntary fire brigade Rostock - Rostocker Heide (location 8, Hinrichshagen fire station and Markgrafenheide fire station )
Web links
- Literature on the Rostock fire brigade in the state bibliography MV
- Fire protection and rescue office Rostock
- www.feuerwehr-hro.de
- www.feuerwache-see.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Rostock fireboat FLB 40-3 gets a new task
- ↑ The rescue cruiser becomes a fireboat
- ↑ The professional fire brigade of the Hanseatic and university town celebrates its 112th birthday
Coordinates: 54 ° 4 ′ 40.1 ″ N , 12 ° 7 ′ 1.1 ″ E