Station 1 – Fenders

Fire Station 1 (Headquarters) is located at 7939 Turkey Creek Rd. The station was built in 1956 by volunteers, and second level was added in 1980. This station is schedule to be rebuilt in 2022.

ENGINE 631

2010 Spartan Metro Star 4×4 / SVI (766) 4×4 1500 gpm pump (Hale), 550 gallon water tank with 20 gallons of foam.

AMBULANCE 681

2008 Ford F-450 Super Duty 4×4 / Wheeled Coach, former Ambulance 683.

AMBULANCE 684

Ram 4×4.

BRUSH 651

Ram 5500 4×4.

TENDER 671

2009 Spartan Metro Star 4×4 / SVI (714) 500 gpm pump, 2200 gallon water tank with 40 gallons of foam (FoamPro).

Station 1 Historical Photos

Station 1

Fire Station 1 shown here at the current location on Turkey Creek Rd. and shown here in 2004. The station was built in 1956 by volunteers, and the second level was added in 1980.

Shown here in 2009 before the expansion.

Shown here after the expansion.

ENGINE No. 1

(Parade Antique) 1926 Larrabee (X2-255178) / Buffalo Fire Appliance.

ENGINE 37

1962 International 1500 / American 500 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank.

ENGINE 54

1962 Chevy C20 / American 500 gpm pump and 200 gallon water tank.

TANKER 72

1953 International M61 250 gpm pump and 2000 gallon water tank.

TANKER 71

1981 White Expiditor 2-Road Boss / Onnen 3000 gallon water tank, also ran as Tanker 72 and Tender 671, and is nicknamed “Dewey”. The chassis was donated by Coors and re-built into a fire unit, this was sold to the Bandimere Speedway in Morrison. 

Shown here running as Tender 671

ENGINE 39

1981 International S1800 4×4 / Howe HR-121 (16192HV) / Grumman 1250 gpm pump and 600 gallon water tank, became Engine 631 and became Engine 632 in 1997 .

ENGINE 631

1996 International 4800 4×4 / 1997 Master Bodyworks (11453-2) 1250 gpm pump, 600 gallon water tank with 20 gallons of foam, also ran as Engine 632 & Engine 634, nicknamed “Chip”. Became Engine 632.

AMBULANCE 681

Chevy 3500 4×4, sold in 2013.

BRUSH 651

2002 Ford F-550 4×4 XLT Super Duty / AlumLine 150 gpm pump, 400 gallon water tank with 10 gallons of foam, nicknamed “Too Sweet Two”. Became a support combined fuels mitigation crew unit in 2021 between Inter-Canyon and Elk Creek Fire Protection District (Colorado).

AMBULANCE 684

2002 Ford F-450 Super Duty 4×4, sold in 2015.