Central Fire Station
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N 34° 46.385 W 096° 40.721
14S E 712427 N 3850334
Central Fire Station was constructed in the 1930's as a New Deal project of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works.
Waymark Code: WMRZ7E
Location: Oklahoma, United States
Date Posted: 08/26/2016
Views: 2
Central Fire Station is one of two fire stations in the city of Ada, with a population of 17,000. This is a two-story stone block building with four overhead door vehicle bays facing East. The second floor has a series of 8-over-8 casement windows. The tall hose tower is located on the south side of the building.
A bronze plaque on the side of the building indicates that its construction was Project No. Okla. 1159-F of the Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works (later known as the Public Works Administration). A date is not shown, however the Administration was active from 1935-1944.
(A second fire station for Ada is located on the northwest corner of 6th and Highland).
Paid or Volunteer: Paid
Has 911 Dispatch: yes
Has Emergency Siren: yes
Related Website: [Web Link]
Physical Address:
201 S. Broadway
Ada, OK US
74820
Rating: 
EMS Involvement: Not Listed
Has Emergency Call Box: Not Listed
Has Fire Pole: Not Listed
Average Alarms Per Year: Not Listed
Number of Firetrucks: Not Listed
Number of Emergency Staff: Not Listed
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