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Station 16 5225 Lead Mine Road Opened February 9, 1979 Faces east View plaque 3,984 square feet, one story  Architects: McGee, Scovil, and Rairden / Builder: Micham Construction History: Station 16 opened on February 9, 1979 at 5225 Lead Mine Road. Engine 16 was placed in service with a 1978 Mack pumper. Twelve firefighters manned the station on Raleigh's northern borders, at one end of the Yorkgate subdivision. The $225,000 station was dedicated on February 27, 1979. The ceremony, scheduled one week early, was postponed due to a snowstorm. Twelve firefighters manned the station. Truck 16 was placed in service on June 8, 1979 with a 1964 GMC service ladder truck. Two years later, Truck 16 received a 1961 American LaFrance aerial ladder.  In 1988, the rear of the apparatus bay was extended to accommodate a 1979 Mack / 1958 American LaFrance tractor-drawn aerial ladder. Truck 16 was renamed Ladder 16 on August 21, 2006. It was moved to Station 17 in 2009. Last updated: December 31, 2012 Mike Legeros photo Apparatus, 1982, Tommie Rich photo Dedication, April 2, 1979, News & Observer photo This page was last updated on 12/01/20 08:57:24 PM