Station 15 – Centennial / Southglenn

Fire Station 15 was located at 2702 E. Dry Creek Rd. in Centennial, built in 1979, part of the Littleton Fire Protection District and was originally built as a temporary firehouse. The floor plan was built to be like a single family home with a walkout basement for resale. Station 15 protected a mixed area of residential, commercial and retail including the Streets of Southglenn and several miles of C-470. Station 15’s motto was “Fightin’ 15’s” with a Fighting Irish logo on their rig. This station became South Metro Fire Rescue Station 15.

ENGINE 5

(351) 1971 American LaFrance 900.

Shown here repainted and updated graphics.

ENGINE 5

(352) 1981 GMC 6500 4×4 / Sutphen, also ran as Engine 15.

Shown here with the updated graphics and logo.

ENGINE 15

(355) Pierce Lance with 1250 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank.

ENGINE 15

(356) 2002 American LaFrance / Becker with 1250 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank. Also ran as Engine 16.

MEDIC 15

(353) 2007 Ford  E-450 (10651) / McCoy Miller. Also ran as Medic 12.

ENGINE 15

(355) 2014 Pierce Dash CF (27763) with 1250 gpm pump (Pierce PUC), 650 gallon water tank, and foam (Husky 12). Became South Metro Fire Rescue Engine 15.

MEDIC 15

(357) 2015 Dodge Ram 4500 4×4 / Braun Chief XL (6232). Became South Metro Fire Rescue Medic 15.