Station 51 provides emergency response and community services to a varied response area that includes single and multi-family dwellings, industrial, and commercial structures. An Advanced Life Support (ALS) Engine company, an ALS Truck company, and Technical Rescue Unit are staffed by a total of 21 personnel, 7 on each 24-hour shift. In addition to their regular firefighting duties, personnel of Station 51 serve as members of the District Technical Rescue Team. The team members are extensively trained in rope, trench, confined space, and building collapse rescue techniques. The station also houses a company of active volunteers, who staff an engine and water tender on an on-call basis, providing additional firefighting and support capabilities to the area. 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.

 Fire Apparatus at this Station

9,664 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 1993, Construction Cost: $1,200,000