Bennett-Watkins Station 92

Station 92 – Watkins

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Fire Station 92 is located at 35900 E. Colfax Ave. (Hwy. 36).  The Bennett Training Grounds is also located at this station. Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Station 2.

ENGINE 92

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2021 Pierce Impel (35218) 1750 GPM (Hale Midship) pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of foam.

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John Baker Photo ©

John Baker Photo ©

MEDIC 92

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Ford E450.

BRUSH ENGINE 92

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2020 International CV515 4×4 / BME (3263) 500 GPM pump, 500 gallon water tank and 20 gallons of foam (FoamPro). Former Brush Engine 93.

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John Baker Photo ©

John Baker Photo ©

TENDER 92

Photo courtesy of Mark Castleman

1998 International 4900 / U.S. Tanker 750 GPM pump, 3000 gallon tank and 3000 gallon porta-tank. Former Tender 91 and was refurbished in 2011. Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Tender 92.

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HAZMAT 92

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(Hazmat 1) Ford F-550 4×4 Super Duty. Former Hazmat 91.

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John Baker Photo ©

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FOAM 92

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

UPF AR-AFFF (Attack/Resupply Foam Trailer) 50 GPM transfer pump, 500 gallon 1% foam tank and 100 gallon 3% foam tank. Former Foam 94.

SNOW CAT

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PistenBully Snowcat.

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

RESERVE ARFF RESCUE

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1992 E-One Titan (10531) 4×4 1250 GPM (Waterous) pump at 4600 rpm, 1500 gallon water tank, 200 gallons of foam and 500 lbs. of dry powder. The rescue is equipped with three under truck nozzles rated at 17 GPM, a roof turret that has a water, foam and dry chemical discharge as well as a bumper turret that can be used with water or foam. Former Yampa Valley Regional Airport (Colorado) and also ran as Front Range Airport ARFF (Colorado) Rescue 1. Formerly located at Colorado Air & Space Port ARFF (Colorado) ARFF Station 1 as Rescue 1.

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John Baker Photo ©

John Baker Photo ©

Station 92 Historical Photos

Station 92 – Watkins

Rick Luebke Photo ©

Fire Station 92 is located at 35900 E. Colfax Ave. (Hwy. 36). Shown here with the older paint.

ENGINE 92

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1992 International 4900 / Becker (263) 1000 GPM pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of foam. Became Engine 93, Engine 95 and a reserve engine. Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Engine 92.

ENGINE 92

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1992 E-One Hush (9689) 1500 GPM (Hale) pump and 500 gallon water tank. Former Aurora Fire Rescue (Colorado) Engine 8 and Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Engine 92. Became Flagler Rural Fire Protection District (Colorado) Engine 1.

BRUSH 92

Rick Luebke Photo ©

2002 Ford F-550 4×4 Super Duty Type 6 350 GPM pump, 400 gallon water tank and 12 gallons of foam. Shown here with the older graphics and light bar. Became Brush 92 and a reserve. Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Attack 92.

ENGINE 92

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2003 HME 1871 Penetrator Silverfox (20193) 1250 GPM pump, 750 gallon water tank and 30 gallons of foam. Former Engine 91 and also ran as Engine 94 (Reserve). Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Engine 91.

MEDIC 92

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2013 Ford E-450 4×4 Super Duty / Life Line Superliner (331713SD), also ran as Medic 91. Former Bennett Fire Protection District (Colorado) Medic 91.

BRUSH ENGINE 92

Photo courtesy of Caleb James Connor

2020 International CV515 4×4 / BME (3263) 500 GPM pump, 500 gallon water tank and 20 gallons of foam (FoamPro). Became Brush Engine 93 for a short time.

MEDIC 92

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2019 Ford E-450 / Life Line Superliner (461219SD). Became Medic 93.