Station 1 – Howard

Fire Station 1 (Community Center) is located at 8274 W. Hwy. 50 and opened in 2004.

COMMAND 771

Chevy Suburban 4×4. Became Command 771,

ENGINE

1999 Pierce Dash (ED227) 1500 GPM (Waterous) pump, 750 gallon water tank and 20 gallon foam cell. Former Arvada Fire Protection District (Colorado) Pumper 8.

ENGINE

International 4×4 / Rocky Mountain.

ENGINE 711

1992 International 7400 / Smeal, also ran as Engine 103. Former Eaton Fire Protection District, (Colorado) Engine 1.

ENGINE 712

Ward LaFrance, shown without new number series. Former Engine 102.

TRUCK 721

1985 Sutphen 105′ mid-mount platform and 1250 GPM pump. Former Truck 8. Former Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue (Colorado) and Oak Creek Fire Protection District (Colorado) Truck 8-2.

BRUSH 108

Chevy Silverado 4×4.

BRUSH 763

2022 Ram 5500 4×4 / Outback Alpine Series Type 6 135 GPM (Hale) pump, 400 gallon water tank and 12 gallon foam cell. 

TANKER 751

(Tanker 1) Mack / Superior.

Station 1 Historical Photos

PUMPER 1

1949 Marmon-Herrington 4×4, nicknamed “Red Truck”. Shown here in 2009.

Shown here in 2024.

LADDER 7

(Truck 5) 1974 Mack CF (CF611F10-1694) 50′ TeleSqurt 1000 GPM pump and 500 gallon water tank. Former Lockheed Martin Fire & Emergency Services (Colorado) Engine 103.

ENGINE 102

Ward LaFrance, shown without new number series. Became Engine 712.

ENGINE 103

1992 International 7400 / Smeal. Donated by Eaton Fire Protection District (Colorado). Became Engine 711.

TRUCK 8

1985 Sutphen 105′ mid-mount platform and 1250 GPM pump. Former Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue (Colorado) and Oak Creek Fire Protection District (Colorado) Truck 8-2. Became Truck 721.

TANKER 311

International S1700 / Pierce 3000 gallon water tank. Former Wet Mountain Fire Protection District (Colorado).

COMMAND

Chevy Suburban 4×4. Became Command 771.

ENGINE 101

(Engine 1) Ford F800 / Roughneck. Moved to Station 2.