Which stations have a Battalion Chief?

• A. Station 1, 9 & 14
• B. Station 1, 4 & 9
• C. Station 2, 8 & 12
• D. Station 3, 7 & 11

Answer: (A)

A Battalion Chief is a senior supervisor who oversees a group of stations, known as a battalion, and coordinates higher-level incident command and coverage. In this department’s setup, only certain stations serve as battalion command centers or require a Battalion Chief on duty, so not every station has one. The roster for this question identifies Stations 1, 9, and 14 as having a Battalion Chief, meaning these locations carry the higher-level supervisory role for their battalion. The remaining stations are staffed at lower ranks (like Captains or Lieutenants) who report up through the battalion structure. So, stations 1, 9, and 14 are the ones designated with a Battalion Chief, making them the correct grouping.