East Orchard Mesa Station 61

Station 61 – Palisade

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Fire Station 61 is located at 577 36 Road and was built in 1962.

SQUAD 61

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2006 Ford Explorer 4×4. Former Chief 61.

SQUAD 62

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Dodge Durango 4×4. Former Frederick-Firestone FPD, CO.

ENGINE 61

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(E-61) 2001 E-One Cyclone II (20674) with a 1,250 GPM pump, 500-gallon water tank, and 30-gallon foam cell. Former Grand Junction Fire Department (Colorado) Engine 2 (002).

RESCUE 61

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(B-61) 1999 Ford F-550 4×4 / Danko Q86 Quick Response (107180) with a 100 gpm pump, 500-gallon water tank, and 10-gallon foam cell. Former Brush 61.

BRUSH 61

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2006 Ford F-550 4×4 / Alexis Type 6 with Hale HPX200 275 GPM Pump, 200-gallon water tank, and 10-gallon foam cell.

TENDER 61

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2002 International 740o / HME SilverFox (19967). Former Ridgway Volunteer Fire Department (Colorado) Tender 1212. Funded in part by the Mesa County Federal Mineral Lease Grant Monies.

Photo courtesy of East Orchard Mesa Fire Protection District

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TENDER 62

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1970 Ford L900 with a 1,000 GPM pump and 3,000-gallon water tank. Former Tender 61.

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Historical Photos

Station 61

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Shown here before the add-on.

BRUSH 61

(B-61) 1971 International 4×4 with a 250-gallon water tank.

ENGINE 61

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1989 FMC Pumper with a 1,250 GPM pump and 750-gallon water tank. Became the Burnt Ridge Volunteer Fire Department (Arkansas) Engine 1.

TENDER 61

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1970 Ford L900 with a 1,000 gpm pump and 3,000 gallon water tank. Retired in 2020.

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RESCUE 61

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(R-61) 1997 Ford E-350 / McCoy Miller 158″ DRW.

BRUSH 61

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(B-61) 1999 Ford F-550 4×4 / Danko Q86 Quick Response (107180) with a 100 gpm pump, 500-gallon water tank, and 10-gallon foam cell. Redesignated as Rescue 61.