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Almost all graphics of the rescue vehicles are present!!! With only three hospitals, patient transports are challenging!

Monroe County is a county located in the state of Florida. Its population for the county was 73090 in 2010.
Monroe County includes the islands of the Florida Keys.
Although 87% of the county's land area is on the mainland, that region is part of the Everglades and is virtually uninhabited. Over 99% of the county's population lives on the Florida Keys.

Key west is the biggest City with 24690 citizens (2010).
The Emergency Operations Center is located in the city of Marathon (10626 Citizens in 2005).

Police Stations:
Key West, N. Roosevelt Blvd. The force has 110 vehicles. 84 marked patrol cars and the rest are for detectives and employees.

Sheriff Stations:
"College Road" - Units arriving at "College Road" are indicating that they have returned to the Sheriff's headquarters located on College Road, Stock Island, 4MM. This station is not visible from US1.
"Cudjoe" - Patrols often "arrive at Cudjoe," the location of their Freeman Substation on Cudjoe Key, which is visible along US1 at 20.9MM.
"Marathon" - The Marathon Substation is located at 3101 Overseas Hwy. Visible to traffic along US1.
"Islamorada" - The Islamorada Substation is located at 86800 Overseas Hwy. Visible along US1 to south bound traffic.
"Layton" - Although not an actual station, this is the perpetually parked Sheriff squad car perched along US1 in 'downtown' Layton. Someone is doing a great job weed-whacking around it!

Detention Centers: County jails are located at Plantation Key, Key Largo, Marathon, and their main facility at headquarters on College Road on Stock Island (4MM).

Monroe County, Florida Fire Rescue Stations
Since April 1st, 2015, The Key West Fire Department has provided complete Emergency Medical Services (EMS) for the city. The integration of the Fire Department and EMS means streamlined, more efficient services to the residents and visitors of Key West. Of the 88 members of the Key West Fire Department, 83 are EMTs and 22 are paramedics.

Three new Horton ambulances are housed at each of the fire stations and are ready to roll at a moments notice. Their arrival was part of an historic transition in the 140 year history of the Department. Much of the nation has already integrated its fire and EMS. With the deployment of these new vehicles in April, the KWFD entered the ranks of efficient, effective cities nationwide.

Station 1 - Key West FD - 1600 N. Roosevelt Blvd.
Station 2 - Key West FD - 525 Angela St. @ Simonton St.
Station 3 - Key West FD - 1435 Kennedy Dr. at 3127 Flagler Ave.
Station 4 - Key West International Airport - 3491 S. Roosevelt Blvd
Station 5 - NAFKW FD (Navy) - Trumbo Annex - Trumbo Rd.
Station 6 - NAFKW FD (Navy) - Truman Annex - 31-35 E. Quay Rd. off of Southard St.
Station 7 - NAFKW FD (Navy) - NAS Boca Chica Key
Station 8 - Stock Island VFD - 6180 2nd St. between MacDonald Ave. & Maloney Ave. (5MM)
Station 9 - Big Coppit Key VFD - 28 Emerald Dr. at US-1 (10MM)
Station 10 - Sugarloaf Key VFD - 17175 Overseas Hwy. (17MM)
Station 11 - Cudjoe Key VFD - 20950 Overseas Hwy. (20.9MM)
Station 12 – (Reserved for future use)
Station 13 - Big Pine Key VFD - 390 Key Deer Blvd. (30.5MM)
Station 14 - Marathon VFD - 59275 Overseas Hwy
Station 15 - Florida Keys Marathon Airport FD - 8900 Overseas Hwy.
Station 16 - Miami-Dade Co. (Homestead)
Station 17 - Conch Key VFD - 10 S. Conch Ave. (63MM)
Station 18 - Layton VFD - 68240 Overseas Hwy. (68MM)
Station 19 - Islamorada VFD - South Sta. - 74070 Overseas Hwy. (74MM)
Station 20 - Islamorada VFD – Central Sta. - 81850 Overseas Hwy.(81.8MM)
Station 21 - Islamorada VFD - North Sta. - 86800 Overseas Hwy. (86.8MM)
Station 22 - Tavernier VFD - 151 Marine Ave. (92MM)
Station 23 - Key Largo Volunteer Ambulance Corps (KLVAC) - 98600 Overseas Hwy. (98.6MM)
Station 24 - Key Largo VFD - South Sta. #1 - 1 East Dr. @ Overseas Hwy. (98.5MM)
Station 25 - Key Largo VFD - North Sta. #2 - 220 Reef Dr. (106MM)
Station 26 - Ocean Reef VFD - 110 Anchor Dr.
Station 39 - Monroe County Fire Academy - 490 63rd St. @ 62nd St. in Marathon

Fire Rescue starts onscene with treatment of their patiënts. Because of that, the first responders of the fire department (Engines) will be markes as NEF. All paramedic units (Rescues) are marked as NAW, cause they are the highest skilled and trained medical units. For the interclinical transports the ambulances are marked as KTW.

There is one privat ambulance service with three units: Florida Keys Ambulance.
They have four units. Three Type II ambulances and two type III ambulances.
Florida Keys Ambulance is specialized in interclinical transports, BLS, ALS, CCT and intensive care.