South Adams County Station 27
Station 27 – River Run
Antonio Archuleta Photo ©
Fire Station 27 is located at 11200 E. 112th Ave. and built in 2008. Became a full time staffed station in 2015.
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
ENGINE 27
Rick Luebke Photo ©
(17656) 2017 Pierce Velocity (30285-02) 1500 GPM (Pierce PUC) pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of foam (Husky), twin to Engine 22.
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
This Engine is dedicated to Wesley Shimoda of Commerce City, PFC (Private First Class) United States Marine Corps.
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
AMBULANCE 27
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
(47778) 2003 Ford E-450.
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
HAZMAT 27
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
(K60906) 2015 Freightliner M2-106 / Pierce (27798) HDR walk-in, self-contained walk-in with 4 personnel seating in the back, rehab & command unit. Part of the Adams/Broomfield HAZMAT Authority. Former Golden Fire Department (Colorado) Water Rescue 21.
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman
Station 27 Historical Photos
Station 27 – River Run
Photo courtesy South Adams County Fire Department
Fire Station 27 shown here at the current location on E. 112th Ave. and built in 2008. Shown here with the older paint.
BATTALION 21
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2013 GMC Sierra 2500 4×4.
BATTALION 21
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Chevy Tahoe 4×4.
ATTACK 27
Eric Hurst Photo ©
1976 Dodge Power Wagon 4×4 / Pierce.
ENGINE 27
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(10022) 2009 Pierce Arrow XT (21731-01) 1500 GPM pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallon foam cell (Husky), twin to Engine 22. Former Engine 28, and became a reserve engine.
This Engine is dedicated to Lynn Eldon Mince of Adams City, SGT (Sergeant) United States Marine Corps.
TRUCK 27
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2009 Pierce Arrow XT 75′ rear-mount aerial ladder 1500 GPM pump and 500 gallon water tank. Former Truck 22, Truck 28 & Reserve Truck.
This Truck was dedicated to Willam G. Mendenhall of Commerce City, SGT (Sergeant) United States Army.
HAMER 27
Rick Luebke Photo ©
(00221) 1992 GMC 7000 / Forward. Former Hamer 23 and also ran as Hazmat 7 and was part of the former Adams and Jeffco Hazardous Response Authority. The Hamer was donated on October 19th, 2023 to the Firefighter Memorial Transport.
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
Rick Luebke Photo ©
ENGINE 27
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(17656) 2017 Pierce Velocity PUC (30285-02) 1500 GPM (Pierce PUC) pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallon foam cell (Husky), twin to Engine 22.
HAZMAT 27
John Baker Photo ©
(K60906) 2015 Freightliner M2-106 / Pierce (27798) HDR walk-in, self-contained walk-in with 4 personnel seating in the back, rehab & command unit. Shown here with the older department logo. Part of the Adams/Broomfield HAZMAT Authority. Former Golden Fire Department (Colorado) Water Rescue 21.
John Baker Photo ©
HAZCOM 27
Photo courtesy of South Adams County Fire Department
(Hazmat / Communications) 2022 Thor Outlaw. SACFD transformed this motor coach into a fully operation mobile command center and hazardous materials response unit complete with cameras, radios, computers, and weather monitoring systems. Part of the Adams/Broomfield HAZMAT Authority.