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Station 10 2711 Sanderford Road Opened February 24, 1971 Faces west View plaque 4,327 square feet, one story  Architect: McGee, Scovil, and Associates / Builder: Flythe Construction History: Station 10 opened at 6:00 p.m. on February 24, 1971 at 2711 Sanderford Road. The station cost $93,538 to build. It was formally dedicated on March 21. It originally served the Kingwood Forest and Southgate communities in southeast Raleigh. Engine 10, previously the second engine at Station 1, was placed in service at Station 10 with a 1961 American LaFrance pumper. The station was dedicated on March 21, 1971. Fire Chief Jack Keeter was photographed at the ceremony, sitting in the engine with a dozen neighborhood children. Station 10 was the first of six fire stations built during that decade, and has also housed a variety of reserve apparatus over the years. It is located adjacent to Sanderford Road Park. Last update: November 29, 2020 Lee Wilson photo This page was last updated on 05/05/26 02:51:35 PM