Station 60 serves an area that includes the "West Hills", a complex response area due to the steep terrain and wildland/urban interface response. Due to the station's elevation, it also encounters a wide variety of weather related response challenges. The Cornell Road station houses 9 full-time personnel (3 on each 24-hour shift), with paramedics staffing Advanced Life Support (ALS) Engine 60 at all times. In addition, the station houses a rapid response 4x4 wildland fire brush unit. The station also has a Community Room, which is used by a wide variety of neighborhood and community group meetings and classes, and a satellite Sheriff's Office.

Fire Apparatus at this Station

6,591 Sq. Ft. Year Built: 1996
Construction Cost: $875,000