The Aloha station serves Aloha, portions of East Hillsboro, and unincorporated Washington County, with a diverse demographic picture, including single- and multi-family dwellings, hi-tech, industrial, and commercial occupancies. Station 62 houses 12 full-time personnel (4 on each 24-hour shift), with paramedic staffing on Squirt 62 at all times.  The Aloha station is also the base station for Peak Activity Rescue Unit R92, 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.

Station 62 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. In addition, the station also assists with recruit training, instructing, and evaluating newly-hired firefighters.

Fire Apparatus at this Station

First Floor: 14,240 Sq. Ft. Second Floor: 792 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 1980 Construction Cost: $750,000