Station 68 is located in the Oak Hills neighborhood, near 147th Place and West Union Rd. Its primary response area encompasses an area between Highway 26 in Washington County and Highway 30 in Multnomah County. This rapidly developing area includes light industrial sites, large residential areas and a moderate wildand/urban interface response area. The Oak Hills station houses 9 full-time personnel (3 on each 24-hour shift), with paramedic(s) staffing ALS Engine 68 at all times. Personnel at Station 68 participate in various community and civic activities, and have strong ties to the community they serve.

House: 2,328 Sq. Ft.
Apparatus Bay: 882 Sq. Ft.
Year Built: 1970 Construction Cost: $210,000

Fire Apparatus at this Station