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Shawnee Heights
Fire District

Station 25

A beige and red fire station building with three large garage doors, labeled “Shawnee Heights Fire District #25.” There is a small entrance with a ramp and accessible parking in front, surrounded by trees.

History

Station 25 was built in 2006 when Monmouth Township officially joined the fire district. Land for the new station was generously donated by long-time Monmouth Township residents William and Geneva Armstrong.

Station 25 was built with four bays to shelter large fire apparatus along with office and living space for the station duty officer.

Quick Facts

Location

SE 89th & Paulen Road
Berryton, KS 66409

Phone

785-379-0566

Year Opened

2006

Features

Houses Four Fire Apparatus

Office

Living Space for Duty Officer

Apparatus

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A red and white fire truck is parked on a paved surface near a body of water, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background. The truck has metal compartments and visible firefighting equipment.

Tanker 25

2006 Freightliner/Toyne M2
A bright red fire department rescue truck labeled "Shawnee Heights Fire District B-25" is parked outdoors on gravel, with trees and a lake in the background under a clear sky.

Brush 25

2023 Ford F-450
A red and black fire truck labeled "Shawnee Heights" is parked on a gravel surface near a body of water, with trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

Engine 25

2020 Pierce Impel