Fire Station 1, Headquarters - 200 E. 14th Street
The Fire Department Headquarters (HQ) is located at 200 E. 14th Street. Headquarters was constructed in 1993 and the fleet moved in on January 4, 1994. The 19,000 sq.ft. station consists of administration offices, bunk rooms, a commercial kitchen, meeting/training rooms, four drive through apparatus bays, a hose tower, work shop and storage areas. The building was constructed out of all block with a metal roof resistant to winds over 120 miles per hour. The building has a generator back-up to allow partial operations during power outages.
Sections 1, 2 and 7 are assigned to operate out of the HQ which provides manpower for Engine 8110, Tanker 8123, Ladder Platform8122, Heavy Rescue 8126, marine units 8179 and 8179B.
Sections 1, 2 and 7 are assigned to operate out of the HQ which provides manpower for Engine 8110, Tanker 8123, Ladder Platform8122, Heavy Rescue 8126, marine units 8179 and 8179B.
Fire Station 3 - 1651 W. Fifth St. Fire Station 4 - 1201 E. Eighth St.
The twin stations were constructed simultaneously in 1998 and occupied in 1999. Both stations have a very similar footprint with almost no differences. Each station provides an administration area, fire company/department archive, living quarters, EOC/captains office, two drive through apparatus bays, and a hose tower.
The twin stations were constructed simultaneously in 1998 and occupied in 1999. Both stations have a very similar footprint with almost no differences. Each station provides an administration area, fire company/department archive, living quarters, EOC/captains office, two drive through apparatus bays, and a hose tower.
Station 3 is located at 1651 W. Fifth Street. Station #3 is home to our 10 bottle 6000 psi Compressor Cascade system and SCBA maintenance/testing room Our compressor system allows us to fill our portal air systems on Rescue 8126 and Air Supply 8149 for remote fills from our station..
A storage shed is located behind the station for bulk items used at emergency scene, spare parts, as well as some training/equipment testing props.
Section 3 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8134 and a Brush Truck 8138 out of Station 3.
A storage shed is located behind the station for bulk items used at emergency scene, spare parts, as well as some training/equipment testing props.
Section 3 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8134 and a Brush Truck 8138 out of Station 3.
Station 4 was rebuilt from in its original location at 1201 E. 8th Street. The original Station 4 was built in 1958 and demolished in 1998 to build the new station. Station 4 is home to our workout mezzanine and records retention area for the fire department.
Section 4 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8144, Air Supply 8149 and Brush Unit 8148 out of Station 4.
Section 4 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8144, Air Supply 8149 and Brush Unit 8148 out of Station 4.
Fire Station 5 (Washington Community Fire Protection District) 6509 Highway YY
Fire Station 5 was built in 1989 by the Washington Rural Fire Association. This was the first fire station the Rural Association built and expanded fire protection and rescue services to the south of the city limits. The station is located at 6509 Highway YY. The station has two apparatus bays built over a third bay and kitchen/meeting area.
Section 5 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8154, Truck Support Unit 8159 and Tanker 8153 out of Station 5.
Section 5 operates and maintains the Station, Engine 8154, Truck Support Unit 8159 and Tanker 8153 out of Station 5.
The Washington Community Fire Protection District is excited to announce the ground breaking and new construction of Fire Station 6 located on Highway KK and Sunny Road. The station will house a pumper/tanker and provide coverage in southwestern portion of the district. The station and truck will be completed early summer 2021. The fire district works in harmony with the Washington Fire Department and the personnel are supported by the Washington Volunteer Fire Company.