Station 13 – Columbine

Fire Station 13 was located at 6290 W. Coal Mine Rd, built in 1967 as Station 3 and remodeled in 2009. Station 13 was located on the west side of Littleton’s Fire District in Jefferson County, and part of the Littleton Fire Protection District. Station 13 covered a large area of unincorporated Jefferson County, Columbine, and Columbine Valley. Station 13’s motto was the “Wolf Pack” named after a long time Littleton Fire Protection District Board Member Paul Wolf. This station became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Station 13.

ENGINE 3

International.

ENGINE 3

(331) 1965 Howe / Duplex 500 gpm pump with 750 gallon water tank.

RESCUE 3

(333) 1974 Dodge Van.

ENGINE 3

(331) 1969 American LaFrance 900.

ENGINE 3

(332) 1982 GMC (T17D) / Sutphen.

RESCUE 3

(363) Ford Econoline 350.

ENGINE 13

(335) 1992 Pierce Lance with 1250 gpm pump and 750 gallon water tank, also ran as Engine 11 and became a reserve engine.

Shown here with firehouse dog “Kelly”.

Shown here with the newer logo.

RESCUE 13

(334) Chevy 4×4.

Shown here running as a reserve rescue.

ENGINE 13

(336) 2005 American LaFrance Eagle with 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank.

MEDIC 13

(332) Ford E-Series / McCoy Miller.

MEDIC 13

(333) 2006 Ford E-Series / McCoy Miller (10196), also ran as Medic 11 & Medic 17.

MEDIC 13

(312) 2003 Ford E-Series / McCoy Miller, also ran as Medic 11 & Medic 16.

ENGINE 13

(337) 2017 Pierce Dash CF (30205) with 1500 gpm pump (Pierce PUC), 650 gallon water tank, and 30 gallon foam cell (Husky 12, Hercules 140 CFM CAFS). Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Engine 13.

MEDIC 13

(334) 2013 International TerraStar / Braun Chief XL. Became South Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Medic 13.