Grand Junction Station 3

Station 3 – Pomona Park

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Fire Station 3 is located at 582 25 1/2 Rd. Built in 2022.

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ENGINE 3

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(1917) 2019 Pierce Enforcer (33995-02) 1,250 GPM pump (Waterous), 500 gallon water tank, and 30 gallon foam cell (Husky 3).

AMBULANCE 3

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(1298) 2022 Ford F-550 4×4 / Braun NW-North Star 163″ Module.

AMBULANCE 13

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(Flex Unit) (2642) 2020 Ram 5500 4×4 / Braun NW – North Star (3150-1) 163″ Module. Former Ambulance 3.

Primarily responds to inter-facility transfer calls, but will respond to 911 calls if needed.

HAZ-MAT 3

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2004 Chevy Silverado 3500 4×4 / 1993 Econolite Haz-Mat Trailer. The vehicle is owned by the Bureau of Land Management in partnership with the city. Also ran as Haz-Mat 13.

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Station 3 Historical Photos

Station 3

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Fire Station 3 was located at 582 25 1/2 Rd. Built in 1975.

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Shown here in 2021.

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Photo Courtesy of Grand Junction Fire Department

The old station was torn down and turned into a parking lot for Mesa County Valley School District 51. The station was being replaced under city budget and was not included in the First Responder Tax for Station 6, 7, & 8.

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ENGINE 3

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1981 Pirsch (CPC8 / 3279) 750 gallon water tank / 1250 gpm pump..

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HAZ-MAT 13

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AMBULANCE 13

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(645) 1994 Ford E-450 / Wheeled Coach

ENGINE 13

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(1042) 1999 E-One Cyclone II (20469) 1,250 GPM pump, 500 gallon water tank, and a 30 gallon foam cell. Also ran as Engine 14.

AMBULANCE 13

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(3323) 2002 Ford E-450 / Life Line Superliner.

TENDER 13

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(003) 2000 International 4900 / E-One (20670) 1,000 GPM pump (Waterous), 1,250 gallon water tank, and 1,500 gallon drop-tank. Also ran as Tender 3.

HAZ-MAT 13

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2004 Chevy 3500 4×4  / 1993 Econolite Haz-Mat Trailer. The vehicle is owned by the Bureau of Land Management in partnership with the city. Currently running as Haz-Mat 3

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AMBULANCE 3

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(3323) 2002 Ford E-450 / Life Line Superliner.

TENDER 3

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(003) 2000 International 4900 / E-One (20670) 1,000 GPM pump (Waterous), 1,250 gallon water tank, and 1,500 gallon drop-tank. Sold to Lower Valley Fire District running as Tender 32.

ENGINE 3

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(1042) 1999 E-One Cyclone II (20469) 1,250 GPM pump, 500 gallon water tank, and 20 gallon foam cell.

TRUCK 3

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(1344) 1999 E-One Cyclone II HP75 (20470) 75′ rear-mount aerial, 1,500 GPM pump (Waterous) and 500 gallon water tank. Former Ladder 11, Truck 1, and Truck 4.

AMBULANCE 3

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(3323) 2009 Chevy G4500 / Life Line Superliner. Sold to Colorado Mesa University Emergency Medical Services program.

AMBULANCE 3

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(1880) 2018 Ram 5500 4×4 / Braun NW-North Star (2706-1). Shown with old graphics.

TRUCK 3

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2014 Spartan Sirius / Smeal (4295) 75′ rear-mount ladder, 1,500 GPM pump (Waterous), 400 gallon water tank, 20 gallon foam cell (ProFoam 2001). Became Truck 6.

AMBULANCE 13

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=(1642) 2009 Chevy G4500 4×4 / LifeLine Superliner. Also ran as Ambulance 8 and Ambulance 16. Currently a reserve.

AMBULANCE 3

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(1880) 2018 Ram 5500 4×4 / Braun NW-NorthStar (2706-1). Currently a reserve.

AMBULANCE 3

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(2642) 2020 Ram 5500 4×4 / Braun NW – North Star (3150-1) 163″ Module. Currently Ambulance 13.