Delhi Township Fire Department-Station 36

Delhi Township Fire Department-Station 36, located in Cincinnati, OH, is a state-of-the-art facility that was built in 2017 at a cost of $3.6 million to replace the old Greenwell Fire Station established in 1956. Serving the eastern district of Delhi Township, the station houses the Delhi Firefighters Memorial and also accommodates a substation for the Delhi Police.

The new Greenwell Fire Station spans 11,600 square feet and is staffed by 3 to 5 personnel who operate Engine 36 and Medic 36. Recognizing the contributions of Assistant Chief Robert Sanker and Captain Pete Selhorst, the drive into the station was ceremonially named Sanker Selhorst Way in their honor. The station's notable features and its incorporation of elements from the original memorial have garnered attention, with the facility being featured in a Fire Apparatus magazine article in June 2018.

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