The newest of the District’s facilities, Butner Road fire station’s first response area includes portions of North Beaverton and unincorporated Washington County. The region contains a variety of occupancies ranging from residential, high volume commercial and hi-tech industrial, to several large recreational facilities. Station 61 houses 12 full-time personnel (4 on each 24-hour shift), with paramedic(s) staffing Squirt 61 at all times. In addition, Station 61 is the base station for Peak Activity Rescue Unit R91, which is staffed during times of peak incident occurrence and utilized as backfill coverage for stations responding to calls, scheduled for training, or for administrative leave.

The station also has a Community Room that is used by a wide variety of neighborhood and community groups, as well as for Fire District training and meetings, and office space dedicated for use by local law enforcement agencies.

Fire Apparatus at this Station

7,600 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 2000
Construction Cost: $970,000