East Side Fire Protection District 5
East Side Fire Protection District 5 is a Fire Department located in Baton Rouge, EAST BATON ROUGE County, in the State of Louisiana (LA).
iDetailed Information about East Side Fire Protection District 5
Official Identification of East Side Fire Protection District 5
🏠 Headquarter Location
East Side Fire Protection District 5 Main Station
Address: 15094 Old Hammond HWY
City/Town: Baton Rouge
County: EAST BATON ROUGE
Zip Code: 70816-1243
Website: See below
📞Contact Numbers for East Side Fire Protection District 5
Office Phone Number
225-272-7779
Fax Number
225-272-3422
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East Side Fire Protection District 5
15094 Old Hammond HWY
Baton Rouge, Louisiana (LA) 70816-1243
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Official Website
esfd.org
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