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Municipal Services Complex
Lake Mary Fire Department - Station 37
911 Wallace Court
Lake Mary, FL 32746
407-585-1470
www.lakemaryfl.com

Directions to Lake Mary Fire Department:

From Orlando: Take Interstate 4 (I-4) east to the Lake Mary Blvd. exit (exit 98). Turn right, proceed down Lake Mary Blvd. approximately 1 mile to Rinehart Road. Take a left on Rinehart Road. Follow Rinehart Road approximately 1.5 miles to Wallace Court. Take a left on Wallace Court. The Fire Department will be on your left.

From Daytona: Take Interstate 4 (I-4) west to the Lake Mary Blvd. exit (exit 98). Proceed down Lake Mary Blvd. approximately 1 mile to Rinehart Road. Take a left on Rinehart Road. Follow Rinehart Road approximately 1.5 miles to Wallace Court. Take a left on Wallace Court. The Fire Department will be on your left.

From 417 (GreeneWay): Take 417 north to the Lake Mary Blvd. exit. Proceed through the stoplight at Sanford Avenue to East Lake Mary Blvd. Turn left, proceed approximately 5 miles to Rinehart Road.  Take a right on Rinehart Road. Follow Rinehart Road approximately 1.5 miles to Wallace Court. Take a left on Wallace Court. The Fire Department will be on your left.
   
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