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Station 41

About

Built in 1981, Station 41 is located near N Pine Drive and Main Street in Parker. Station 41 is one of three Wildland Team Stations, home to Battalion Chief 4, Engine 41, Medic 41, Brush Engine 41, Tender 41, and a Wildland Support pick-up truck with a crew of 7 personnel. Battalion Chief 4 responds to major incidents in the southeastern portion of the fire district and is responsible for Stations 41, 43, 44, 45, 46, and 47. Brush Engine 41 is a wildland Type 3 apparatus specially designed for urban interface fires and is cross-staffed by Engine 41 when needed. The crew also cross-staffs Tender 41 which carries 3,000 gallons of water to fires occurring in rural areas with no fire hydrants.

Response Area

The first due response area includes Unincorporated Douglas County and the Town of Parker.

Station Address

10795 Pine Drive
Parker, CO 80138

Station 43

About

Built in 1983, Station 43 is located on North Pinery Parkway in Douglas County, home to Paramedic Engine 43 and Brush 43 with 3 or 4 total personnel. Brush 43 is a wildland Type 6 apparatus that is cross-staffed by Engine 43 when needed for vegetation fires.

Response Area

The first due response area includes Unincorporated Douglas County and the Pinery Community.

Station Address

8165 N Pinery Parkway
Parker, CO 80134

Station 44

About

Built in 1986, Station 44 is located at the corner of E Lincoln Avenue and S Peoria St. in Unincorporated Douglas County. Station 44 is one of two Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) Stations in the district, housing Engine 44, Medic 44, and Red 2 with a total of 6 personnel. Engine 44 cross-staffs Red 2 which is a specialized 4x4 vehicle equipped with water, foam, and dry chemical fire extinguishing powder used to suppress aircraft and flammable liquid fires.

Response Area

The first due response area includes the City of Lone Tree, Centennial Airport, portions of Unincorporated Arapahoe and Douglas Counties, and the Meridian office park.

Station Address

12625 E Lincoln Avenue
Parker, CO 80134

Station 45

About

Built in 1998, Station 45 is located on Northgate Dr. just west of S Jordan Road in Parker. Station 45 is one of two Technical Rescue Team Stations housing Tower 45, Collapse 45, and Tender 45 with a crew of 4 personnel. Collapse 45 is a giant tractor-drawn toolbox with equipment used by the Technical Rescue Team to help people or animals trapped in, on, or under objects. Those situations may involve traffic collisions involving commercial vehicles, multiple cars, or structures, building collapses, rope rescues or trench collapses. Collapse 45 is cross-staffed by Tower 45 when needed. Those personnel also cross-staff Tender 45 which responds to areas of the fire district without fire hydrants. Tender 45 carries 3,000 gallons of water for those rural fire incidents.

Response Area

The first due response area includes portions of the Town of Parker and Unincorporated Douglas County.

Station Address

16801 Northgate Drive
Parker, CO 80134

Station 46

About

Built in 2006, Station 46 is located at Stroh Road and J. Morgan Boulevard in Parker. Station 46 is home to Engine 46, Medic 46, Brush 46, Tender 46, and Foam 46 with a total of 6 personnel. Brush 46 is a wildland Type 6 apparatus that is cross-staffed by Engine 46 when needed for vegetation fires. Those personnel also cross-staff Tender 46 which responds to areas of the fire district without fire hydrants. Tender 46 carries 3,000 gallons of water for those rural fire incidents. Foam 46 is a trailer that carries 530 gallons of Class B foam used for flammable liquid fires, it is towed by Brush 46 when needed.

Response Area

The first due response area includes the Town of Parker and Unincorporated Douglas County.

Station Address

19310 Stroh Road
Parker, CO 80134

Station 47

About

Built in 2009, Station 47 is located on Tomahawk Road between East Parker Road and E Inspiration Drive in Unincorporated Douglas County. Station 47 is home to Engine 47, Brush 47, and a crew of 3 or 4 personnel. Brush 47 is a wildland Type 6 apparatus that is cross-staffed by Engine 47 when needed for vegetation fires.

Response Area

The first due response area includes northeastern Douglas County.

Station Address

11685 Tomahawk Road
Parker, CO 80138

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