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Denton Fire Stations and Response Districts

All nine Denton fire stations with the addresses and descriptions the city publishes, from Station 1 downtown with administration and the emergency operations center to Station 9, opened in 2024. Station 3 carries a second battalion chief for the west side.

Author
Ready to Serve Editorial Team
Published
September 7, 2026
Length
4 min read
  • denton
  • texas
  • firefighter
  • stations

Denton Fire Stations and Response Districts

30-second answer. Nine stations. Eight have published addresses in the City of Denton facilities directory; Station 9 opened in 2024 and the directory does not yet list a street address for it. Station 1 downtown houses administration and the emergency operations center. Station 3 carries a second battalion chief for the west side. Station 7 sits beside the training facility and covers I-35W to the southwest.

Station by station

StationAddressWhat the city says about it
Station 1 (Central)332 E. Hickory St., Denton, TX 76201Opened at its current location in 2003 in a renovated building that once housed Denton's first power plant. Houses department administration and the emergency operations center.
Station 2110 Mockingbird Ln., Denton, TX 76209Current building opened in 2017 at McKinney Street and Mockingbird Lane, the intersection Station 2 has served since 1978.
Station 31401 Underwood St., Denton, TX 76201More than 16,000 square feet, built for future growth, with quarters for a second battalion chief who supervises the west side of the city.
Station 42116 E. Sherman Dr., Denton, TX 76209Protects northeast Denton. Opened in June 2018, replacing the original 1960s station.
Station 52230 W. Windsor Dr., Denton, TX 76201Built in 1990 in North Lakes Park. Serves the northwest corner of the city.
Station 63232 Teasley Ln., Denton, TX 76201Opened in 1993 to serve southeast Denton along the Teasley corridor, staffed with five to six firefighters daily.
Station 74201 Vintage Blvd., Argyle, TX 76226Opened April 30, 2007 beside the department's training facility. Covers southwest Denton along I-35W with a minimum of five personnel.
Station 83113 Colorado Blvd., Denton, TX 76210Opened in February 2021 to serve southeast Denton's medical corridor, staffed with five to six firefighters daily.
Station 9Not yet publishedOpened in 2024. A street address is not yet listed in the city's facilities directory.

How to read the map

Denton's growth runs south and west along I-35, and the newer stations follow it: Station 7 in 2007, Station 8 in 2021, Station 9 in 2024. The city's Fire Department page counts the opening of Station 9 among the department's recent milestones alongside the ISO Class 1 rating effective October 1, 2025.

Battalion supervision is split. Station 3's build includes quarters for a second battalion chief covering the west side, which tells you the department runs two battalions on shift rather than one.

For a candidate

Station assignment is not something you choose at hire, and this page does not suggest otherwise. What the list is useful for is scale: nine houses, a training facility on the Station 7 site, and a department whose newest three stations opened in the last two decades of a 150-year history.

Sources

  • City of Denton facilities directory, Fire Station 1 through Fire Station 8 detail pages, read August 11, 2026
  • City of Denton, Fire Department page (Station 9 opening, ISO Class 1), cityofdenton.com/294/Fire, read September 7, 2026
  • City of Denton, Denton Fire Department History (PDF), founding and station history, read August 11, 2026

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