Headquarters Station 1			The current Station 1 was built in 1992 replacing the fire house that was purchased in 1931. This building has many modern features including sleeping quarters for the volunteers and a command center for the City of Lewes for major emergencies. A museum room was added in 2007 to house our 1925 American LaFrance antique pumper along with displaying our history.
Station 2			This station was built in 1989 to supplement service to the rapidly growing Nassau area. A lot of the work on this building was completed by the membership. The original Station 2 started in a pole barn style boat storage building in 1987 around the corner form our current location. The current building houses an engine/tanker, rescue truck, brush truck, ambulance, utility vehicle and a small boat. Behind Station 2 is a storage building for equipment trailers and general storage. Station 2 is also the site of the annual Ladies Shrimp Eat.
Station 3			The Lewes and Rehoboth Station 3 was dedicated May 24, 2003. This is a joint project by the Lewes and Rehoboth Beach Fire Companies. Located on Rt 24, this station was built to serve the ever increasing population of the Angola area. The building is 80x96 feet and is situated on 2.5 acres of land. The structure contains three drive through engine bays along with a two story office and crew area.