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Tacoma Fire Department (Washington)

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Area Served[]

The Tacoma Fire Department (TFD) provides fire protection and emergency medical services for the City of Tacoma, a port city situated along Washington's Puget Sound in Pierce County, of which it is the county seat, and located 32 miles southwest of the City of Seattle. The city's name is derived from the indigenous (Salish) name for nearby Mount Rainier. Incorporated as a city on November 12, 1875, Tacoma, the third-largest city in Washington State by population and land area, has a population of approximately 219,346, and encompasses an area covering 62.42 square miles. TFD also provides contracted fire and EMS protection to the City of Fircrest and Pierce County Fire Protection District No. 10, which includes the City of Fife, which adds a population of approximately 18,000 and an extra 10 miles to the covered area. Tacoma is bordered by the Puget Sound to the north, the City of Federal Way to the northeast, the cities of Milton and Fife, as well as the unincorporated community of Waller to the east, the City of Puyallup to the southeast, the unincorporated community of Parkland to the south, and the cities of Lakewood, Fircrest and University Place to the southwest, and west.

Department Profile[]

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The Tacoma Fire Department is budgeted for 509 personnel, both sworn (456) and non-sworn/support staff (53), which includes the fire chief, two deputy chiefs and four assistant chiefs, providing structural firefighting, emergency medical response, technical rescue, water rescue, hazardous materials mitigation, fire prevention, fire investigation, code enforcement, and public education to the citizens of Tacoma. Minimum daily staffing stands at 79 operating out of sixteen fire stations. The department is organized into an Office of the Fire Chief, an Operations Bureau and an Administrative Bureau. During 2024, Tacoma Fire responded to approximately 53,010 calls for service, with over 80% of those consisting of EMS calls. All Tacoma firefighters are trained to the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) level, as well as to the Hazmat Operations level, with 27 firefighters certified to the Technician level. The Technical Rescue Team is comprised of 24 Technician level personnel, supported by 50 personnel trained to the Technical Rescue Operations level. TFD operates an emergency communications center and receives calls via the 9-1-1 system and from private alarm companies. The Tacoma Fire Department currently holds an ISO Class 3 rating.

The apparatus fleet is comprised of the following resources:

  • 3 Battalion Chiefs
  • 16 Engine Companies
  • 4 Aerial Ladder Companies
  • 6 Medic (ALS) Companies
  • 10 Aid (BLS) Companies
  • 1 Air unit
  • 1 Technical Rescue unit
  • 1 Hazardous Materials response unit
  • 1 Hazardous Materials support unit
  • 2 Wildland / brush units
  • 1 Water tender
  • 2 Fireboats
  • 1 EMS Supervisor
  • 1 Duty Safety Officer

History[]

The City of Tacoma Fire Department was legally established by Ordinance No. 26 in July 1880. On July 13, 1994, the Tacoma Fire Department began providing fire & EMS services to Pierce County Fire District 10.[1]

Fire Stations[]

Station Address In Service Notes
1 425 Tacoma Avenue South 1919-1968 Now utilized by TFD Communications Division.
3 923 North 13th Street 1908-1959 Closed and sold, converted to multi-residential use.
4 220-224 East 26th Street 1911-1973 Closed and sold, converted to mixed-use commercial.
5 1453 Earnest South Brazill Street 1935-? Renumbered as Station 4
5 3301 Ruston Way 1983-1999 Former fireboat station, now utilized as Joint Marine Security Operations Center.
8 4301 S L Street 1909-2006 Closed and sold, converted to single family residence.
9 611 N Pine Street 1907-1965 Closed. Became the Engine House No. 9 pub.[2]
12 2316 East 11th Street Closed and apparatus moved to Fife. Building demolished.
15 3510 East 11th Street 1928-2012 Utilized as general storage for TFD.
17 3471 South 35th Street 1955-1995 Became TFD Prevention & Education offices.
18 301 East 11th Street 1929 - ?? Multi-use station for boats.
Shop 3401 South Orchard Street 1982-Present Purchased from Pierce County Transit.

Apparatus Roster[]

  • All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
  • Shop numbers in brackets after unit assignment.
  • Washington license plate denoted by WA#.

Fire Station 1 (Headquarters) - 901 Fawcett Avenue[]

Built 1968, remodeled 1995

  • Engine 1 - 2025 Rosenbauer Commander (1500/500)
  • Ladder 1 - 2020 Rosenbauer Commander (-/-/100' tractor-drawn)
  • Fire Chief 1 -
  • Fire Marshal 1 - 2017? Chevrolet Silverado
  • Safety 1 - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy (WA#60919D)
  • Deputy Chief 2 -
  • Assistant Chief 4 -
  • Chief 5 (Operations) -
  • Aid 8 (BLS) (Peak Time) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance
  • Chief 9 (Logistics) -
  • MSO-01 - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
  • MSO-02 - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
  • MSO-03 - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD
  • PIO - 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe

Fire Station 2 - 2701 Tacoma Avenue South[]

Built 1907, remodeled 1935. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986

  • Engine 2 (8351) - 2015 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD (1500/500) (WA#57411D)
  • Battalion 2 - 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy (WA#63902D)
  • Safety 3 - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy (WA#60918D)
  • Medic 3 (ALS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module (SO#4024-1)
  • Medic 6 (Event Standby) - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4x4 (Changed to a truck due to lack of medic apparatus)
  • Antique - 1948 Mack L95 pumper (1000/100)

Fire Station 3 - 206 Browns Point Boulevard[]

Built 1980

Fire Station 4 - 1453 Earnest S. Brazill Street[]

Built 1935. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986

  • Engine 4 - 2025 Rosenbauer Commander (1500/500)
  • Medic 4 (ALS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#4028-1) (Ex-Aid 2)

Fire Station 5 - 3520 East 11th Street[]

Built 2021

Fire Station 6 - 1015 East F Street[]

Built 1960, remodeled 1985

  • EMS 1 (Supervisor) - 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy
  • Aid 1 (BLS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#4029-1) (WA#72485D)
  • Medic 7 (Reserve) (ALS) - 2016 Chevrolet Express 4500 / North Star Type III 171" module (SO#2525-3) (WA#63597D) (Ex-Aid 8, ex-Medic 4, ex-Aid 7)

Fire Station 7 - 5448 South Warner Street[]

Built 1988, remodeled 1998

Fire Station 8 - 4911 South Alaska Street[]

Built 2003

  • Tower 2 (8760) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD 6x4 / Rosenbauer aerial (-/-/109' Viper rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 2, ex-Ladder 4) (Spare while main rig is out)
  • Aid 2 (BLS) 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (WA#72484D) (Ex aid 2)
  • Medic 2 (ALS) -2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module (SO#4027-1)
  • Battalion 3 (4424) - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ ARE canopy
  • Engine 8 (8357) - 2025 Rosenbauer Commander (1500/500)
  • Rescue 8 - 2014 Freightliner M2 106 / Braun Northwest walk-around (WA#58324D) (Ex-MCI 2)

Fire Station 9 - 3502 6th Avenue[]

Built 1965, remodeled 1998

  • Battalion 1 (F4430) - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy
  • Aid 4 (BLS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#4025-1)
  • Engine 9 (8349) - 2015 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Rosenbauer (1500/500/51' Roadrunner rear-mount)

Fire Station 10 - 7249 Park Avenue South[]

Built 1928. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986

  • Engine 10 (ALS) (8356) - 2021 Rosenbauer Commander R6011 (1500/520)

Fire Station 11 - 3802 East McKinley Avenue[]

Built 1909. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986

  • BARI 1 - 2019 Ford F-450 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#2974-1) (WA#71006D) (Ex-Medic 2)
  • Medic 5 (ALS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module (SO#4026-1)
  • Aid 5 (BLS) - 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3289-1) (WA#72482D) (Ex-Medic 5)
  • Engine 11 (8350) - 2015 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Rosenbauer (1500/500/51' Roadrunner rear-mount)

Fire Station 12 - 2015 54th Avenue East, Fife[]

Built 1975, remodeled 1980.

  • Aid 3 (BLS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#4026-1)
  • Ladder 4 (8762) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD 10" RR / Crimson (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 1)
  • Hazmat Support Unit 6 - 20?? Ford F-550 SuperCrew DRW 4x4 (WA#51749D) towing TA enclosed cargo trailer
  • Engine 12 (ALS) (8348) - 2012 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD (1500/500)
  • Hazmat 12 (8420) - 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / SVI walk-in (Ex-Hazmat 44)

Fire Station 13 - 3825 North 25th Street[]

Built 1907. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986, Remodeled 2025

  • Ladder 3- 2016 Rosenbauer Commander R6500 6x4 (-/-/109' Viper rear mount) (SN#7429)
  • Engine 13 (8355) - 2020 Rosenbauer Commander R6011 (1500/520) (Ex-Engine 5)

Fire Station 14 - 4701 North 41st Street[]

Built 1928. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986

  • Engine 14 (8347) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Darley (1500/500)

Breakwater Marina - 5603 North Waterfront Drive[]

When a fireboat is present at Breakwater Marina, it is staffed by Station 14 personnel.

Fire Station 15 - 6415 McKinley Avenue[]

Built 1929, remodeled 2004

Fire Station 16 - 7217 6th Avenue[]

Built 1999

  • Medic 1 (ALS) - 2024 Ram 4500 4x4/ North Star Type I 171" module (SO#4023-1) (WA#81792D)
  • Engine 16 (8354) - 2019 Rosenbauer Commander R6011 (1500/500)

Fire Station 17 - 302 Regents Boulevard, Fircrest[]

Built 1979, remodeled 1988

  • Aid 7 (BLS) - 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3286-1) (Ex-Medic 3)
  • Engine 17 (ALS) (8345) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Rosenbauer (1500/500/51' Roadrunner rear-mount) (Ex-Engine 6)
  • Air 17 - 2024 Freightliner 114SD / Rosenbauer walk-around

Fireboat Station 18 - 302 East 11th Street[]

Built 1929. Added to National List of Historic Places on May 2, 1986 / Staffed by Station 14 personnel.

  • Fireboat 2 "Defiance" - 2015 MetalCraft Marine FireStorm 50' rapid response boat / (2) diesel water-jets (2x3000/-)
  • Fireboat 3 "Destiny" - 2012 MetalCraft Marine FireStorm 30' rapid response boat / (2) outboards (1800/-)

Training Center - 2124 Marshall Avenue[]

Other Assignments[]

Cheney Baseball Stadium - 2502 South Tyler Street[]

  • Aid 19 (BLS) - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 4500 / North Star Type I ambulance (WA#63483D)

Wapato Park Police Station - 1501 South 72nd Street[]

  • Aid 6 (BLS) (Peak time) - 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance
  • Aid 9 (BLS) (Peak time) - 2016 Chevrolet Express 4500 / North Star type III ambulance

Pending Deployment[]

  • 2025 Rosenbauer Commander walk around rescue
  • Safety 3-

Station/Assignment Unknown[]

  • Support 1 - 2011 GMC Savana 4500 / North Star Type III walk-in (Ex-Medic 1)
  • Tower 2 (TRT) - 2016 Rosenbauer Commander R6508 6x4 (-/-/101' Cobra rear-mount platform) (SN#7410) (WA#42789D) (Ex-Everett Fire Department (Washington) reject) (Out of service engine getting replaced)
  • Engine 1R (Reserve) (8342) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 13)
  • Safety 2 - 200? Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy (WA#52730D)
  • Battalion 4 (Reserve) - 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy
  • 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#4031-1) (In service somewhere in the city, unknown house)
  • 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3287-1) (Ex medic 4)
  • 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3291-1) (Ex-Medic 3, Ex-Aid 3)
  • 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3290-1) (Ex- Aid 1)
  • 2021 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#3288-1) (Ex medic 2)
  • 2020 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab 4x4 w/ canopy fire investigation unit
  • 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 4500 / North Star Type III ambulance (Ex-Aid 4)
  • (8346) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 8)
  • (8419) - 1999 Freightliner FL 80 / Hackney walk-around (Ex-Air 17)
  • (8759) - 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 4)
  • 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 3)
  • (8341) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 4)
  • (8340) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1)
  • (8335) - 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 12)
  • (8336) - 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 16)
  • (8333) - 1998 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 14)
  • (8332) - 1998 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 13)
  • (8331) - 1996 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 6)
  • (8328) - 1996 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 4)
  • (8327) - 1996 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1)
  • 1980 Peterbilt 379 6x4 / FD-built elliptical (?/3000) (Ex-Tender 5, ex-Tender 6, ex-Tender 16, ex-Special Unit 45, ex-Tender 15)(Ex- Pierce County Fire District number 10) (out of season)

Retired Apparatus[]

  • 2024 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module (SO#4030-1) (Ex-Medic 4) (Involved in MVA)
  • (8334) - 2019 Ram 4500 4x4 / North Star Type I 171" module ambulance (SO#2973-1) (Ex-Medic 1) (Involved in a MVA and used for parts)
  • 2016 GMC Savana 4500 / North Star Type III 171" module ambulance (SO#2439-3) (Ex-Aid 2)
  • 2016 GMC Savana 4500 / North Star Type III 171" module ambulance (SO#2440-3) (WA#63559D)
  • 2012 GMC C4500 / North Star Type III ambulance (Ex-Medic 2)
  • 2012 GMC C4500 / North Star Type III ambulance (Ex-Medic 7, ex-Medic 1)
  • 1999 Spartan Gladiator Classic / Darley pumper (1500/500) (SN#2135) (Ex-Engine 7) (Sold at Ritchie-Bros Auction on December 20, 2022)
  • 1997 Spartan Gladiator / Darley pumper (1500/500/55' NovaQuintech boom) (Job#1882) (Ex-Engine 11)
  • 1997 Spartan Gladiator / Darley pumper (1500/500/55' NovaQuintech boom) (Job#1881) (Ex-Engine 13, ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 4)
  • 1995 Ford F-350 / North Star Type I ambulance (WA#24627D) (Ex-MCI 55, ex-Medic 3, ex-Rescue 3) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington))
  • 1995 Ford F-350 / North Star Type I ambulance (Ex-Rescue 5) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington))
  • 1995 Ford F-350 / North Star Type I ambulance (Ex-Rescue 1) (Sold to Eatonville Fire Department (Washington))
  • 1993 Ford F-350 / Collins combination rescue (Ex-Rescue 5)
  • 1993 Spartan Gladiator aerial (-/-/110' LTI rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 4) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington))
  • 1992 Spartan Gladiator aerial (-/-/110' LTI rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 2)
  • 1991 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500/50' Teleboom) (Ex-Engine 6)
  • 1991 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 3)
  • 1991 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500/50' Teleboom) (SN#8417)
  • 1991 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500)
  • 1990 Sutphen Deluge pumper (2000/400/65' mid-mount) (SN#HS-2411) (Ex-Engine 8) (Ex-Pierce County Fire Protection District No. 10) (Sold to McNeil Island Fire Department)
  • 1990 Spartan Gladiator / Grumman Firecat pumper (1500 TM/500/100F) (Ex-Engine 6)
  • 1989 Spartan Gladiator / Grumman Firecat pumper (1500 TM/500/100F) (SN#18069) (Ex-Engine 12)
  • 1989 Spartan Gladiator / Grumman Firecat pumper (1500 TM/500/100F) (SN#18068)
  • 1989 Spartan Gladiator / Grumman Firecat pumper (1500 TM/500/100F) (SN#18067)
  • 1989 Ford F-350 / Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance
  • 1989 Spartan / Thibault aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 1)
  • 1989 Spartan Monarch 6x4 / Thibault aerial (-/-/100' SkyFour rear-mount)
  • 1989 Spartan Monarch / Thibault pumper (1500/500)
  • 1986 Spartan / Thibault pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 10)
  • 1985 Spartan RS20-2042 CFC / 1987 Thibault pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 13, ex-Engine 8) (Donated to Cuerpo General Bomberos Voluntarios del Perú, Estacion B14 Internacional Breña, Lima, Perú)
  • 1985 Hendrickson / 1986 Thibault pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 17, ex-Engine 4) (Donated to Cuerpo General Bomberos Voluntarios del Perú, Compañía de Bomberos Miguel H. Milla - Cusco 39, Cusco, Peru)
  • 1984 Pemfab / Thibault pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 10)
  • 1984 Ford E-350 Type III ambulance (WA#D32777) (Ex-Rescue 3)
  • 1983 Vosper Hovermarine 70' fireboat (6000/-) (2005 refit) (Ex-Fireboat 15 "Commencement") (Sold)
  • 1982 Vosper Hovermarine 70' fireboat (6000/-) (Ex-Fireboat 5 "Defiance") (Scrapped)
  • 1982 Mack CF pumper (1500/500/50' TeleSqurt) (WA#D31637) (Ex-Engine 11) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington))
  • 1982 Mack CF pumper (1500/500/50' TeleSqurt) (WA#D29402) (Ex-Engine 9) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington) - Not placed in service)
  • 1981 Mack CF pumper (1500/500) (WA#D29149) (Ex-Engine 2)
  • 1981 Mack CF pumper (1500/500) (WA#D29470) (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 13)
  • 1981 Mack CF686FAP-1401 6x4 aerial (-/-/75' Aerialscope) (WA#D29401) (Ex-Truck 3 - Scrapped) (Originally delivered with a 4x2 drivetrain configuration)
  • 1978 International 1310 walk-around rescue (Ex-Rescue 2)
  • 1978 Ford F-350 walk-around rescue (Ex-Rescue 1)
  • 1977 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500/50' TeleSqurt) (WA#D24364) (Ex-Engine 6)
  • 1976 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500/50' TeleSqurt) (WA#D24344) (Ex-Engine 3, ex-Engine 17) (Sold to Grant County Fire District 5 (Washington))
  • 1972 American LaFrance aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (WA#D17451) (Ex-Truck 2 - tractor City of Tacoma, aerial replaced platform on Reserve Truck (Ex-Truck 3)
  • 1970 American LaFrance aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 1)
  • 1970 American LaFrance 6x4 aerial (-/-/80' Aero Chief articulating platform) (WA#D15768) (Ex-Truck 3, ex-Reserve Truck 5 (platform replaced with aerial from Truck 2)
  • 1970 American LaFrance 6x4 aerial (-/-/80' Aero Chief articulating platform) (WA#D15767) (Ex-Truck 4)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500) (WA#D15745) (Ex-Engine 7)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500) (WA#D15742) (Ex-Engine 14)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500)
  • 1970 American LaFrance pumper (1500/500)
  • 1969 Mack CF pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 13)
  • 1965 Ford / Thibault pumper (Pro#65-3343)
  • 1965 Ford / Thibault pumper (Pro#65-3508)
  • 1961 Crown Firecoach CP-125-93 pumper / 198? Local repower (1250/500) (SN#F-1230) (Second configuration) (Ex-Reserve Engine 30, ex-Engine 9)
  • 1961 Crown Firecoach CHW20-93 hose wagon (200/500) (SN#F-1230) (Ex-Hose 9) (First configuration, reconfigured by Crown as pumper in the 1970's)
  • 1961 Crown Firecoach CP100-93 pumper (1000/500) (SN#F-1229) (Ex-Reserve Engine 32, ex-Engine 4)
  • 1961 Crown Firecoach CP100-93 pumper (1000/500) (SN#F-1228) (Ex-Reserve Engine 33)
  • 1950 Pirsch aerial (-/-/75' mid-mount)
  • 1948 Kenworth HG-521 / Gray hose wagon (Ex-Hose 6) (Sold to Pierce County Fire Protection District No. 24)
  • 1948 Mack L95 pumper (1000/100)
  • 1935 Kenworth / 1913 Seagrave aerial (-/-/tractor-drawn)
  • 1929 Coastline Shipbuilding Company 96' fireboat (10,000/-) (Ex-Fireboat 1) (Now located at Ruston Way Park as a museum ship)
  • 1890 Clapp and Jones 2nd size steam pumper (700/-) (SN#538) (Ex-Engine 6, ex-Engine 4)
  • 1890 American Fire Apparatus (Ex-Hose Company 3)
  • 1890 Holloway chemical engine (-/-/50/50 chem) (Ex-Chemical Engine Company 2)
  • 1890 California Fire Apparatus (Ex-Hose Company 5)
  • 1890 W.T.Y Schneck (Ex hose company 6, ex hose company 1)
  • 1890 California Fire Apparatus (Ex-Hose Company 2)
  • 1890 American Fire Apparatus (Ex-Hose company 1)
  • 1889 Hayes aerial (-/-/65' extension ladder) (Ex-Truck 2, ex-Truck 1)
  • 1889 Silsby 2nd size steam pumper (700 rotary/-) (Ex-engine 4)
  • 1889 W.T.Y Schneck (Ex-hose company 4)
  • 1889 Amoskeag 3rd size double pump crane neck frame steam pumper (600/-) (Ex-Engine 1)
  • 1888 Ahrens 3rd size (550/-) (SN#577) (Ex-Engine 5)
  • 1880 FD-built city service (Ex-Hook and Ladder Company 1) (First fire apparatus in the city of Tacoma)

External Links[]

Reference[]

  1. ↑ Tacoma City Council (2023). Resolution #41085. City of Tacoma Interlocal Agreements.
  2. ↑ Tacoma’s Original Fire Stations Still Serve Tacoma, One Way or Another. SouthSound Talk. Sep. 20, 2018. Retrieved Feb. 23, 2024.

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