Coverage / response area
•Serves a ~41 square mile response area that includes the entire Town of Henrietta and the western portion of the Town of Brighton (about 52,000 residents). The District also provides coverage along major highways (about 26 miles of I-90 and 11 miles of I-390).
Primary risks / target hazards
•The District’s risk assessment and planning call out typical “target hazards” for the area: multi-story buildings, high-occupancy residences, senior housing, dormitories, manufacturing & research facilities, shopping centers, and other sites where aerial apparatus or special operations may be needed. (The District has run “Command & Control — Target Hazards” training and documented these categories in planning/newsletter material.)
Fire stations:
•Station 1 — Henrietta Fire Company No.1 (privately owned)
3129 East Henrietta Rd, Henrietta, NY 14467. Phone: 585-334-5018. 
•Station 2 — West Henrietta Fire Department (privately owned)
774 Erie Station Rd, West Henrietta, NY 14586. 
•Station 3 — Genesee Valley Fire Department (privately owned)
9 Riverview Dr, Rochester, NY 14623. 
•Station 4 — District HQ — Henrietta Fire District (headquarters; administrative & dispatch)
850 Bailey Rd, West Henrietta, NY 14586. (Houses district offices, full time dispatch and career staff.)
•Station 5 — Henrietta Fire District
230 Pinnacle Rd, Rochester, NY 14623.
•Station 6 — Training Center — Henrietta Fire District training campus / station
60 Erie Station Rd Ext, West Henrietta, NY (training auditorium/classroom; engine company present).
•Station 7 — formerly West Brighton FD — now HFD Station 7
2695 West Henrietta Rd, Rochester, NY 14623. (Station incorporated into HFD following West Brighton changes; staffed engine company.
•The District operates as a combination department. Several stations/companies operate 24/7 career-staffed engine companies (notably Station 4 Truck 640 & Engine 646, Station 5 Engine 652, Station 6 Engine 662, and Station 7 Engine 675). The District maintains a fleet of engines, rescues, quints and support apparatus distributed amongst the stations.
