Fire Station Locations and Apparatus
| Engine Companies | Truck Companies | Special Unit | Battalion Chief | Address |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engine 1 | Truck 1 | Heavy Rescue Unit | Battalion 2 | 1605 Martin Luther King Jr. Way |
| Engine 3 | Truck 3 | Haz-Mat. Unit | 1445 14th St. | |
| Engine 4 | Truck 2 | 1235 International Blvd. | ||
| Engine 5 | 934 34th St. | |||
| Engine 6 | 6080 Colton Blvd. | |||
| Engine 7 | 1006 Amito Dr. | |||
| Engine 8 | Truck 5 | 463 51st St. | ||
| Engine 10 | 172 Santa Clara Ave. | |||
| Engine 12 | Water Rescue Unit | 822 Alice St. | ||
| Engine 13 | 1225 Derby Ave. | |||
| Engine 15 | Truck 4 | 455 27th St. | ||
| Engine 16 | 3600 13th Ave. | |||
| Engine 17 | Battalion 4 | 3344 High St. | ||
| Engine 18 | Truck 6 | 1700 50th Ave. | ||
| Engine 19 | 5766 Miles Ave. | |||
| Engine 20 | Truck 7 | Battalion 3 | 1401 98th Ave. | |
| Engine 21 | 13150 Skyline Blvd. | |||
| ARFF Crash Units | 751 Air Cargo Road (Airport) | |||
| Engine 23 | 7100 Foothill Blvd. | |||
| Engine 24 | 5900 Shepherd Canyon Rd. | |||
| Engine 25 | 2795 Butters Dr. | |||
| Engine 26 | 2611 98th Ave. | |||
| Engine 27 | 8501 Pardee Dr. | |||
| Engine 28 | 4614 Grass Valley Rd. | |||
| Engine 29 | 1061 66th Ave. |
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