Station 2

Fire Station 2 located at W. 38th Ave & Moore (Prospect Ave). This station originally served as the Prospect Valley Volunteer Fire Department before merging with Wheat Ridge Fire Protection District in 1971. This station was moved a few blocks away on W. 38th Ave. and Parfet St.

Station 2

Fire Station 2 located at 10901 W. 38th Ave. (Parfet St), built in 1981, also was Station 72 for a few years. Shown here before the remodel with the older paint and bay door design and currently West Metro Fire Rescue Station 17.

ENGINE 14

1979 Hendrickson (1871-S) / Pierce (7412-D) 1500 gpm pump and 750 gallon water tank.

ENGINE 15

1975 American LaFrance Pacemaker (PM-14-4384) 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon water tank.

SNORKEL 8

1976 American LaFrance Century (CE-14-4775) 85′ 1500 gpm pump and 200 gallon water tank. Became Winnfield Fire Department (Louisiana) Snorkel 1.

TANKER 12

1957 International (R1856) 500 gpm pump and 1500 gallon water tank (Pumper-Tanker) with front-mount pump, originally Prospect Valley Volunteer Fire Department Engine No. 3 before the 1971 merge, and also ran as Larkspur Fire Protection District Tanker 3.

RESCUE 6

Ford BLS Rescue Squad, twin to Rescue 4 out of Station 2.

ENGINE 2

1991 Pierce Lance 1500 gpm pump and 750 gallon water tank, twin to Engine 1 and also ran as Reserve Engine 21.

ENGINE 21

1991 Pierce Lance 1500 gpm pump and 750 gallon water tank, also ran as Reserve Engine 2.

ENGINE 6

(Plug Truck) 1996 International 4900 / Pierce (EA077-01) 1500 gpm pump (Waterous), 750 gallon water tank with foam, twin to Engine 7.

ENGINE 2

2004 Spartan Gladiator 1500 gpm pump (Darley), 500 gallon water tank with foam (CAFS), twin to Engine 1, also ran as Engine 72, Reserve Engine 77 and became West Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Reserve Engine 17.

ENGINE 72

Shown here running as Engine 72 and the updated logo on the door.

TOWER 4

1997 Simon-Duplex / LTI 105′ aerial platform 1500 gpm pump and 200 gallon water tank, also ran as Tower 74 and Tower 72.

Shown here running as Tower 72

BRUSH 8

1999 Ford F-550 4×4 XLT Super Duty / Central, twin to Brush 9, also ran as Brush 72, Brush 78, and became West Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Brush 15 and Brush 6.

Shown here with updated logo.

Shown here running as Brush 72.

TOWER 72

2015 Pierce Arrow XT PUC (28594) 100′ rear-mount aerial platform 1500 gpm pump and 440 gallon water tank. Became West Metro Fire Rescue (Colorado) Tower 14 and Tower 2.