Station 18 – Highlands Ranch

Fire Station 18 was located at 401 Timbervale Trail near Broadway & Lucent in the center of Highlands Ranch. Station 18 covered single & multi-family homes, gated communities, retain, commercial mid-rise buildings, C-470 and the open space south of Highlands Ranch. This station became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Station 18.

Shown here in 2018.

ENGINE 18

(385) 1998 HME / Luverne.

ENGINE 18

(386) 2002 American LaFrance Eagle (1357) / Becker 1500 GPM pump, 500 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of foam, also ran as Engine 19. Became Tanglewood Volunteer Fire Department (Texas) Rescue 93.

RESCUE 18

(384) Chevy K3500 4×4 / McCoy Miller, also ran as Medic 18. Became Douglas County S&R (Colorado) Rescue 702.

BRUSH 10

(Engine 741) 2004 International 7400 4×4, shown here running as Colorado State Forest Service unit. Became Colorado Division of Fire Prevention and Control Engine 741.

(Engine 741) 2003 International 7400 4×4, shown here with the updated logo and graphics.

HAZMAT 18

(397) 1992 Chevy Kodiak / SuperVac, and shown here with the older department logo. Former Hazmat 11. Became Hazmat 17.

TOWER 18

(387) 2017 Pierce Velocity (30955) 100′ rear-mount heavy duty platform 2000 GPM pump, 300 gallon water tank with foam (Husky). Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Tower 18.

MEDIC 18

(385) 2018 International 4300 / Braun Super Chief (7431). Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Medic 18.

BRUSH 18

(381) 2001 Ford F-550 XL 4×4 / American LaFrance 125 GPM pump and 350 gallon water tank. Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Brush 18.

Shown here with the newer front bumper guard.

WILDLAND UTILITY

(371) 2009 Chevy Silverado 4×4. Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Wildland Utility 18.

EMS CART

(396) ClubCar.

BIKE 1

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