Grant County Fire District 3 (Washington)

History[]

In 1987, an interlocal agreement was signed between the City of Quincy and Grant County Fire Protection District No. 3 for the districts provision of hazmat services to the city.^[1] The city began contracting services from the district in 2014, with the current contract lasting through April of 2028.^[2]

Fire Stations[]

Station	Address	In Service	Notes
30	110 C Street SW, Quincy	1970-2014	Closed when GCFD3 assumed coverage of Quincy. Apparatus relocated to Station 31, building sold privately.

Apparatus Roster[]

All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
All units numbered 30## are owned by the City of Quincy

Quincy City Fire Station 30 - 1201 Central Avenue South[]

Opened 2022. Station owned by the City of Quincy. Volunteer Resident staffed

Engine 3012 - 1991 E-One Cyclone Hush (1500/750) (SN#8590)

Ladder 3041 - 1995 E-One Hurricane (1500/150/95' rear-mount platform) (Ex-Nashville Fire Department)

Parade Unit - 1957 Seagrave 531-BS (1000/250) (SN#K1350)

Headquarters Fire Station 31 - 1201 Central Avenue South, Quincy[]

Career & Volunteer Resident staffed

Engine 3011 - 2014 Pierce Saber (1500/750) (SN#26986) (Ex-stock)

Tactical Support Unit 3042 - 1982 International S1700 / Hesse / Kaffenbarger Welding

Ladder 3043 - 2022 Pierce Velocity Notched 7010 6x4 (2000/300/100' rear-mount platform) (SN#37090)

Engine 3111 - 2019 International HV507 / KME Ridgerunner (1500/800) (SN#H22499)

Engine 3112 - 1997 Freightliner FL 80 / E-One (1250/750) (Ex-Engine 3711)

Brush 3123 - 2002 Stewart & Stevenson LMTV M1078 4x4 / 2018 Randco Tanks wetside / FD-built (500/1000)

Brush 3124 - 2007 Chevrolet C5500 4x4 / Cascade Fire (150/450/10F)

Tender 3131 - 2013 Kenworth T370 6x4 / US Tanker wetside (500/2500)

Tender 3132 - 1991 International 9300 SFA 6x4 / H&W wetside (500/2700)

Tender 3133 - 1977 CDE M123 6x6 / GCFD-shops elliptical (1000/2500)

Tender 3134 - 2023 Oshkosh MTVR MK30 6x6 / FD-built (1000/2500)

Tender 3135 - 1985 AM General M923 6x6 / FD-built (500/2000)

Tender 3136 - 1997 Stewart & Stevenson M1083 6x6 / 2018 Randco Tanks wetside / FD-built (500/1500)

Rescue 3141 - 2001 Ford F-550 4x4 / E-One (Superior) 10' walk-around (SN#125831; SE 2918)

Service 3162 - 2005 Ford F-450 4x4 / Reading

Utility 3171 - 2001 Ford F-350 4x4

Utility 3173 - 2011 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4

Command 3175 - 2013 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4

Utility 3176 - 2016 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4

Command 3177 - 2019 GMC 2500 4x4

Command 3178 - 2020 Chevrolet suburban 4x4

Winchester Fire Station 32 - 9392 Washington 28[]

Volunteer response

Engine 3211 - 2009 International WorkStar / E-One (1250/750) (Ex-Engine 3111)

Brush 3221 - 1997 Stewart & Stevenson LMTV M1078 4x4 (Ex-Wenatchee Valley Fire Department)

Tender 3231 - 1982 International PayStar 5000 6x6 / Pirsch (500 rear-mount/2000) (Ex-Hanford Fire Department (Washington))

Block 71 Fire Station 33 - 6984 Road 7 Northwest, Ephrata[]

Volunteer response

Engine 3311 - 1997 Ford F-800 / E-One / American Eagle (Ex Douglas County Fire District 4)

Tender 3331 - 1999 Sterling Acterra / FD-built (500/2500) (Ex-Tender 3131)

Low Gap Fire Station 34 - 12581 Frenchman Hills Road, Quincy[]

Volunteer response

Engine 3411 - 2001 Freightliner FL 80 / E-One (1250/750) (Ex-Engine 3611)

Tender 3431 - 1988 Kenworth 3000 gallon tender (refurbished in 2013) (Ex-Tender 3531)

George Fire Station 35 - 101 East Richmond Avenue[]

Volunteer Resident staffed

Utility 3174 - 2006 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4

Engine 3511 - 2019 International HV507 4x4 / KME Ridgerunner (1500/800) (SN#GSO-10957)

Brush 3521 - 1997 Stewart & Stevenson M1083 6x6 / 2018 Randco Tanks / FD-built (500/1000)

Brush 3522 - 2001 Ford F-550 4x4 / FD-built (200/300) (Ex-Brush 3121)

Tender 3531 - 1992 Freightliner M916A1 6x6 / 2010 Randco Tanks / FD-built (500/2500)

Sunland Estates Fire Station 36 - 799 Boyer Avenue[]

Volunteer response

Engine 3611 - 1998 E One American Eagle (Ex-Moses Lake Fire Department)

Brush 3621 - 2001 International 4800 4x4 / S&S (750/500) (Ex-Brush 3122)

Tender 3631 - 1983 GMC Brigadier 6x4 / E-One (500/2500)

Crescent Bar Fire Station 37 - 23890 Road 9.8 NW[]

Volunteer response

Engine 3711 - 2009 International WorkStar / E-One (1250/750) (Ex-Engine 3511)

Brush 3721 -1997 Stewart & Stevenson LMTV M1078 4x4 (Ex-Wenatchee Valley Fire Department)

Tender 3731 - 1995 International / US Tanker (500/3000) (Ex-Tender 3431) (Ex-Grant County Fire District 10)

Assignment Unknown[]

1988 Simon-Duplex / Smeal pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 3411) (Ex-Northshore Fire Department (Washington))

2002 Stewart & Stevenson M1083 6x6 / 2018 Randco Tanks / FD-built (500/2500)

Brush 3121 -

Brush 3122 -

Retired Apparatus[]

1995 Ford F-350 4x4 / General Fire Apparatus (150/350) (Ex-West Valley Fire Rescue (Washington)) (Ex-Brush 3522)

1995 Ford F-350 4x4 / General Fire Apparatus (150/350) (Ex-Brush 3621)

1986 Spartan / Darley pumper (1000/500) (Ex-Engine 3211) (Ex-Yakima County Fire District 11)

1982 Chevrolet C30 / FD-built (150/250) (Ex-Brush 3221)

1976 Ford F-600 4x4 / Western States pumper (750 front-mount/600) (SN#776) (Ex-Engine 3311)

1969 Chevrolet 4x4 / Western States utility (SN#480)

1969 Chevrolet 4x4 / Western States brush (port./250) (SN#479)

195? International B140 4x4 / Roney brush (Ex-Engine 4)

References[]

↑ Quincy City Council (1987). Resolution #368. Washington State Digital Archives.
↑ Quincy, GCFD 3 finalize fire contract. Columbia Basin Herald, Apr. 23, 2024. Accessed Nov. 19, 2024.

Station Map[]

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[1] Quincy City Council (1987). Resolution #368. Washington State Digital Archives.

[2] Quincy, GCFD 3 finalize fire contract. Columbia Basin Herald, Apr. 23, 2024. Accessed Nov. 19, 2024.

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