President | Brent Meade Secretary | Tim Freiberg Treasurer | Ron Lundstrom
Fire Chief | Joel Hallstrom Deputy Chief | Andy Schroeder & Jay Alms
Training Coordinator | Deputy Chief Matt Hehn

alpine fire station rigs

fire engine 802 | alpine station

Engine 802 is a 2019 Rosenbouer equipped with 750 gallons of water, 30 gallons class A foam, and 1250 GPM Waterous Rear mount pump. Engine 802 Runs out of the Alpine Station and is used for fire suppression along with vehicle extrication. This engine is also EMR licensed for medical purposes.

light rescue 842 | alpine station

Light Rescue 842 is a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado stationed at the Alpine Station. It is EMR licensed primarily used for medical response. This vehicle helps to keep hours off of the bigger rig to help save the taxpayers money. Light Rescue 842 is also equipped with SCBAS and hand tools to help on the fire ground.

President | Brent Meade Secretary | Tim Freiberg Treasurer | Ron Lundstrom
Fire Chief | Joel Hallstrom Deputy Chief | Andy Schroeder & Jay Alms
Training Coordinator | Deputy Chief Matt Hehn

harlem fire station rigs

fire engine 801 | harlem station

Engine 801 is a 2006 Rosenbouer equipped with 1000 gallons of water and a 1500 GPM Hale mid mount Pump to pressurize the hoses for firefighting. 801 Runs out of the Harlem Station and is used for fire suppression along with vehicle extrication. This engine is also EMR licensed for medical purposes.

quint 854 | harlem station

Quint 854 is a 2010 Smeal equipped with 400 gallons of water, 2000 GPM Waterous pump, and a 75’ rear mount aerial ladder with a moveable waterway. Quint 854 is stationed at the Harlem Station and is a multi-purpose apparatus used as an engine or a truck. It has a water tank on it that allows it to be used for fire suppression if first unit on scene and also has a ladder to help personnel get to an elevated surface without having to put up ladders or can be used to spray water from above. Quint 854 is also EMR licensed for medical purposes.

light rescue 841 | harlem station

Light Rescue 841 is a 2014 GMC Sierra 3500 stationed at the Harlem Station and is EMR licensed primarily used for medical response to keep hours off of the bigger rig to help save the taxpayers money. 841 is also equipped with SCBAS and some hand tools to help on the fire ground and is used to pull Boat 840 at this time.

boat 840 | harlem station

Boat 840 is a 2000 Rescue One aluminum flat bottom with a 40 HP Evinrude outboard motor.
Boat 840 is used for water rescue and MABAS responses.

President | Brent Meade Secretary | Tim Freiberg Treasurer | Ron Lundstrom
Fire Chief | Joel Hallstrom Deputy Chief | Andy Schroeder & Jay Alms
Training Coordinator | Deputy Chief Matt Hehn

wood fire station rigs

engine 803 | wood ave station

Engine 803 is a 2010 Alexis equipped with 1000 gallons of water, and 1500 GPM Hale rear mount pump.
Engine 803 runs out of the Wood Ave Station and is used for fire suppression along with vehicle extrication. It is also EMR licensed for medical purposes and equipped with specialized equipment for special rescue.

fire engine 805 | wood ave station

Engine 805 is a 1997 Alexis equpped with 1000 gallons of water and 1250 GPM Hale mid mount pump.
Engine 805 runs out of the Wood Ave Station and is a backup engine for the district. It is also used for engine response to MABAS calls and is EMR licensed for medical purposes

ambulance medic | M8 | wood ave station

Ambulance Medic 8 is a 2015 Ford F450. Medic 8 is an Advanced Life Support ambulance that is staffed by North Park members who are contracted through Metro Paramedic Services. Medic 8 is stationed at Wood Ave.

ambulance medic | M88 | wood ave station

Ambulance Medic 88 is a 2008 Ford E450. Medic 88 is an Advanced Life Support ambulance that is utilized as a backup ambulance if Medic 8 goes out of service and can also respond if multiple calls come at the same time and staffing is appropriate.