
In
emergency
services,
time is
everything….

Through
strategic
placement
of
department’s
5 fire
stations,
the
department
ensures
both
advanced
medical
life
support
and
fire/rescue
response
within
the NFPA
standard
of 4
minutes
or less
to over
96% of
the
City.
Every
station
and
piece of
Fire/EMS
equipment
is
critical
to
service
delivery.
If any
unit is
unavailable,
response
times
can
increase
resulting
in a
proportional
increase
in the
potential
loss of
life and
property
in a
fire or
rescue
incident
as well
as
decreased
survivability
of a
citizen
in
cardiac
arrest.
It is
the
reason
firefighters
and
paramedics
take
such
pride in
their
quick
turn out
and
response
to an
emergency.
They
know
seconds
can make
the
difference.

Station
1
1332
Emerson
Street
Built:
1996
Equipment:
Engine
21:
Fire
Engine
with
Advance
Life-Support
Equipment
(2008
Pierce)
Ambulance
21:
Advance
Life-Support
Ambulance
(1999
Freightliner
by Wheel
Coach)
2102:
Shift
Chief/Command
Vehicle
(2003
Excursion)
Typical
Staffing:
6
Members
- 1
Shift
Chief, 1
Captain,
3
Firefighter/Paramedics,
1
Firefighter/EMT

Station
2
702
Madison
Street
Built:1954
Renovated:
1990
Equipment:
Engine
22:
Fire
Engine
with
Advance
Life-Support
Equipment
(2002
Pierce)
Truck
22:
105'
Aerial
Ladder
Truck
(1990
Pierce
Aerial
Truck)
Ambulance
22:
Advance
Life-Support
Ambulance
(1999
Freightliner)
Typical
Staffing:
8
Members
- 2
Captains,
4
Firefighter/Paramedics,
2
Firefighter/EMTs

Station
3
1105
Central
Street
Built:
2004
Equipment:
Engine
23:
Fire
Engine
with
Advance
Life-Support
Equipment
(1994
Pierce
Telesquirt)
Truck
23:
105'
Aerial
Ladder
Truck
(1991
Pierce
Aerial
Truck)
Ambulance
23:
Advance
Life-Support
2nd Line
Ambulance
(Staffed
by truck
crew
when
needed -
1994
Freightliner
by Road
Rescue)
Typical
Staffing:
6
Members
- 2
Captains,
2
Firefighter/Paramedics,
2
Firefighter/EMTs

Station
4
1817
Washington
Built:
1988
Equipment:
Engine
24:
Fire
Pumper
Engine
with
Advance
Life-Support
Equipment
(2003
Pierce)
Typical
Staffing:
Captain,
Firefighter/Paramedic,
Firefighter/EMT

Station
5
2830
Central
Street
Built:
2008
Equipment:
Engine
25:
Fire
Engine
with
Advance
Life-Support
Equipment
(1994
Pierce)
Typical
Staffing:
Captain,
Firefighter/Paramedic,
Firefighter/EMT