The Sherwood station serves the rapidly growing City of Sherwood and the surrounding area. Although new housing development is significant in the region, much of the 34 square miles covered by this station is in the wildland/urban interface zone with steep terrain. The Sherwood station houses 12 full-time personnel (4 on each 24-hour shift), with paramedic staffing on the ALS Engine 33 at all times. Station 33 also has a company of active volunteers who staff an additional fire engine, a brush firefighting unit, and a water tender on an on-call basis.

Fire Apparatus at this Station

6404 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 1970, Construction Cost: $130,789
Addition/Remodel: 2002, $750,000