Seattle Fire Department

==Area Served==
The Seattle Fire Department (SFD) provides fire protection and emergency medical services for the City of Seattle, also known as the "Emerald City," a seaport city as well as the largest city in both the state of Washington and the Pacific Northwest. Seattle is located on an isthmus between Puget Sound, an inlet of the Salish Sea and Lake Washington. It is the seat of King County. Incorporated as a city on December 2, 1869, Seattle encompasses an area covering 142.07 square miles and serves a population of approximately 737,015. Seattle is bordered by the City of Shoreline on the north; beyond Lake Washington and the Eastside suburbs, by Lake Sammamish and the Cascade Range on the east; by the City of Renton on the southeast; by the cities of Tukwila and Burien, as well as by the unincorporated communities of Bryn Mawr-Skyway, White Center and Boulevard Park on the south; and, beyond Puget Sound, by the the Kitsap Peninsula and Olympic Mountains/Olympic Peninsula on the west. Seattle is the national headquarters for a number of Fortune 500 companies, including Amazon and Starbucks . Boeing's head office is no longer located in Seattle, but remains a major employer in the area.
==Department Profile==
The Seattle Fire Department is the largest fire department in the US State of Washington, and the Pacific Northwest and is budgeted for 1,005 uniformed personnel (38 chiefs, 904 firefighter/EMTs, and 63 firefighter/paramedics) and 83 non-sworn civilian support staff providing emergency response through five battalions, and working out of 33 fire stations (plus Battalion 3/Medic One at Harborview Medical Center) strategically placed around the city in order to maximize coverage and minimize response time. Daily staffing is 216 personnel (220 with upstaffing for two daytime aid cars). The department is organized into Operations, Fire Prevention, Risk Management and Administrative Divisions that support the delivery of critical fire suppression services, including wildland firefighting; emergency medical care; several technical teams, including technical and heavy rescue, dive rescue, tunnel rescue, marine fire response and hazardous materials (HazMat) response; fire prevention and public education; fire investigation; and mutual aid response to neighboring jurisdictions. All Seattle firefighters are certified emergency medical technicians. Emergency responses for SFD are initiated by the Fire Alarm Center (FAC) which is staffed 24/7 by firefighter/EMTs who have completed more than 1,000 hours of additional training to become certified dispatchers. In a BLS incident, a fire engine, aid car and/or ladder truck will be the first responders. If a medical emergency requires ALS, one of the eight medic units will also be dispatched to the scene.
SFD is currently comprised of the following resources:
*5 Battalion chiefs
*1 EMS Battalion chief
*1 Deputy chief (Tour commander)
*32 Engine companies
*11 Ladder companies 
**All 100' to 107' tractor-drawn aerials
*1 Rescue company, consisting of 
**1 heavy rescue
**1 100' rear-mount aerial (assigned)
**1 aid car (assigned)
*1 Marine Rescue company
*2 Urban Search And Rescue units
*1 Hazardous Materials response company, consisting of
**1 HazMat unit
**1 engine (assigned)
**1 107’ tractor-drawn aerial (assigned)
**1 aid car (assigned)
**1 staffing officer (assigned)
**1 air bottle unit (assigned)
*1 Dry chemical unit
*1 Mobile Command vehicle
*3 Squads
* 4 Air units
*2 Hose & foam units
*1 Mobile vent unit
*2 Decontamination units
*8 Advanced Life Support (ALS) medic units
*7 Basic Life Support (BLS) aid units (Including 1 peak time aid unit)
*3 Health One units (Health One is the Seattle Fire Department's mobile integrated health response unit)
*2 Mass Casualty units
*1 Mobile ambulance bus
*1 Rehabilitation unit
*4 Fire boats
*1 Rescue boat
===Washington Task Force 1===
The Seattle Fire Department is a member agency of FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Team Washington Task Force 1 (WA-TF1)
==History==
The Seattle Fire Department had its start as a volunteer fire department that was taken over by the City of Seattle on April 11, 1884. On June 6, 1889, the Great Seattle Fire broke out and destroyed over 64 acres of the city. Insurance investigators charged the city with not having adequately trained firefighters to provide protection for the residents. As a result, the Seattle Fire Department was officially established on October 17, 1889, as a paid professional department when the Seattle City Council passed Ordinance No. 1212. Established in 1970 as a joint effort between Seattle Fire Department, Harborview Medical Center, and the University of Washington, the Medic One program combines rigorous training and innovative medical techniques in a two-tiered emergency response system. Paramedics provide direct Advanced Life Support (ALS) services to the citizens of Seattle, which previously could only be performed by a licensed physician. In July 2017, a rescue swimmer pilot program was implemented. The new resource provides highly-skilled surface water rescue swimmers to all areas of Seattle on a 24-hour basis. Ideally, there are nine rescue swimmers on each of the four platoons at any given time, dispersed strategically throughout the five battalions. The rescue swimmer program builds on other water rescue programs including the marine emergency response team and the technical dive team. In 2019, SFD launched their Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) program / Health One. It is designed to respond to individuals immediately in their moment of need and help them navigate the situation - whether they need medical care, mental health care, shelter or other social services. Health One is a multidisciplinary team, with firefighters and case managers each bringing unique skills and approaches to the scene. The goal of the program is to reduce the impact of non-emergent calls on Seattle Fire's Operations Division, and to better connect individuals in need with appropriate care and services. Health One serves the entire City of Seattle. Within the city, Health One emphasizes several neighborhoods as a function of call volume, equity, or access to services. These focus areas include the downtown core, Pioneer Square, Chinatown/ID, Capitol Hill, SODO, the Central District, Ballard, the University District, and Southeast Seattle. In 2022, the Seattle Fire Department became the first fire department in the state’s history to receive the Protection Class 1 rating from the Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau (WSRB). 
===Annexations===
The Seattle Fire Department has annexed a 5 fire districts from King County into its service area. They are:
*Lake City Fire District 5A on Jul. 19, 1954
*Roosevelt Fire District 5B on Jul. 1, 1954
*Greenwood Fire District 8 on Jul. 1, 1954
*Crown Hill Fire District 9 on Jul. 1, 1954
*Arbor Heights Fire District 12
===Fire Stations===
Station 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Fire Headquarters	3rd Avenue & University Street 	1889-1890 	Temporary structure built after the Great Seattle Fire of June 6, 1889. Occupied until November 1, 1890.
1 	7th Avenue & Columbia Street 	1890-1937 	Served as Fire Headquarters until 1903. Apparatus bays re-configured in 1913 due to re-grading of Columbia Street. Demolished in 1961 for I-5 freeway on-ramp.
2 	3rd Avenue & Pine Street 	1890-1906 	Demolished approximately 1907 and rebuilt on site.
2 	3rd Avenue & Pine Street 	1907-1921 	Expanded in 1916. Demolished. Macy's store now sits on the same site.
2 	5th Avenue & Vine Street 	July 1, 1986-December 27, 1986	Former Totem Pontiac dealership. Temporary relocation during 1986 remodel of the current Fire Station 2.
2 	Aurora Avenue North & Thomas Street 	March 11, 2009-July 20, 2010 	Former site of a Denny's restaurant. Temporary relocation during 2009-2010 remodel of the current Fire Station 2.
3 	8th Avenue South & South Main Street 	1890-1904 	
3 	Terry Avenue & Alder Street 	1904-1921 	Building now used as Harborview Medical Center Security Office.
4 	4th Avenue & Battery Street 	1890-1908 	Demolished. Belltown Business District now sits on-site.
4 	4th Avenue North & Thomas Street 	1908-1921 	Used by fire alarm office until 1961. Building demolished to build Space Needle & Seattle Center.
4 	26th Avenue SW & SW Florida Street 	1972-1983 	
6 	101 23rd Avenue South 	1932-2013 	Designated as a historical landmark in 2007. Became the William Grose Center for Cultural Innovation in 2020.
7 	400 15th Avenue East 	1920s-1970 	Currently Station 7 boutique.
9 	3829 Linden Avenue North 	1954-2013 	Replaced by a new station on the same site.
10 	310 2nd Avenue South 	1927-2008 	Now Fire Headquarters.
11 	1629 North 45th Sttreet 	1913-unknown 	Now a medical office. Formerly a Seattle Public Library after closure.
12 	1134 33rd Avenue 	1920-1970 	Converted to Madrona-Sally Goldmark Library in 1973.
15 	1933 Minor Avenue 	1905-1951 	Replaced by a new station on the same site.
15 	1933 Minor Avenue 	1951-1970 	Closed and converted to city communications shop. Sold in 2018.
18 	5425 Russell Avenue NW 	1911-1974 	Now a restaurant, formerly a concert venue.
19 	Duwamish Avenue SW & SW Spokane Street	 	Closed and demolished during construction of the West Seattle high bridge.
20 	3205 13th Avenue West 	1949-2015 	
21 	7304 Greenwood Avenue North 	19??-2010 	Demolished and rebuilt on site.
22 	901 East Roanoke Street 	1964-201? 	Demolished and rebuilt on site.
22 	3100 Eastlake Avenue East 	201?-February 2018 	Temporary facility during station rebuild.
23 	722 18th Avenue 	1909-1970 	Now the Central Area Motivation Program facility.
25 	1400 Harvard Avenue 	1909-1977 	Now a private residence
26 	8201 10th Avenue South 	1920-1972 	Now Providence Regina House.
31 	1319 North Northgate Way 	1973-June 2019 	Closed and demolished due to unsafe conditions, including mold.
31 	10503 Interlake Avenue North 	July 2021-present 	Temporary facility until new station is built.
32 	3715 Southwest Alaska Street 	1966-February 2015 	Demolished and rebuilt on site with a new address.
32 	4731 40th Avenue Southwest 	February 2015-August 2017 	Temporary facility during station rebuild. Earmarked for future park development.
33 	10235 62nd Avenue South 	1914-1971 	Now a private residence.
37 	7300 35th Avenue Southwest 	1925-2010 	Purchased by a private owner in 2012.
38 	5503 33rd Avenue Northeast 	1930-2011 	Purchased by a private owner in 2012, converted into a residence.
39 	12705 30th Avenue Northeast 	1949-2010 	Next door to new Station 39. Demolished and replaced with apartments.
Medic One 	505 9th Avenue 	Unknown 	Replaced with new quarters on the east side of HMC's main building. Now HMC security services.
==Apparatus Roster== 
*All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
*Shop numbers in brackets.
===Fire Headquarters - 310 2nd Avenue South===
Built 1927-28
*Deputy Chief 1 (Operations) (34599) - 2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility
*Deputy Chief 11 (Operations) (Reserve) (33347) - GMC Suburban
*Safety Chief 2 (34593) - 2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility
*Health 1 (BLS) (73744) - 2012 Chevrolet Suburban (Ex-Battalion 4) (staffed by two FF's and a social worker, day shift only M-F)
*Health 3 (BLS) - 2021 Ford F-150 Police Responder 4x4
*Health 99 (BLS) (31782) - 2012 Chevrolet Suburban (ex-Health 2, ex-Medic 44)
*Fire Marshal 5 (Fire Investigation Unit) - Chevrolet Suburban (Sometimes runs as MAR50 for mutuals)
*Public Information Officer (93071) - 2012 Ford Escape
*Public Information Officer 2 -
*Public Information Officer 3 -
*SFD Mail and Utility Van (32585) - Ford E-250
=== 2nd Battalion (Downtown Seattle)===
====Fire Station 2 - 2334 4th Avenue (Belltown)====
Built 1921. Remodeled in 1986 and 2009-2010
*Engine 2 (35540) - 2022 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10F) (SN#36330-01)?
*Ladder 4 (33938) - 2017 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#30815-01)
*Aid 2 (BLS) - 2022 Ford F-550 4x4 / Horton Type I
*Aid 4 (BLS) (Peak Time) - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#445-R) (In service daily between 0900 and 2100 hours only)
*Health 2 -
*Battalion 72 (Reserve) - 2014 Chevrolet Suburban
*Engine 83 (Reserve) (65417) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II (2000/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 17)
====Fire Station 5 - 925 Alaskan Way (Waterfront)====
Built 1963
*Engine 5 (85433) - 2008 E-One Quest (1500/500/10F) (SO#134503)
*Fireboat 2 - 2014 MetalCraft Marine FireStorm 50' (2 x 3500/-)
*Engine 4 "Leschi" - 2007 Dakota Creek Ind. 108' large platform fireboat (22,000/-)
*Engine 4 Transport Unit (33128) - 2015 Ford F-350 4x4 w/ Leer canopy
*Fire Rescue Boat 5 - 2012 SAFE Boat 25' / 500 HP
====Fire Station 10 - 400 South Washington Street (International District)====
Built 2006-2008
*Engine 10 (33525) - 2016 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#29000-01)
*Ladder 1 (34814) - 2020 Pierce Arrow XT 6710 (-/-/107' Ascendant tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#33702)
*Aid 5 (BLS) - 2022 Ford F-550 4x4 / Horton Type I
*Aid 10 (BLS) - Ford F-550 4x4 / Horton Type I
*Haz-Mat 1 (33923) - 2018 Pierce Arrow XT walk-in (SN#30814)
*Air 10 - 2022 Ford F-450 4x4 / Braun Northwest 139" module walk-around (SO#3414-4) 
*Staff 10 (ICS Support Chief) (34646) - 2018 Ford Police Interceptor Utility
*Squad 10 (32861) - 2015 Ford F-350 4x4
*Haz-Mat 80 (Reserve) (80407) - 2005 Pierce Arrow XT 6x4 combination (SN#17732) (Ex-Haz-Mat 1)
*FAC Captain - Chevrolet Suburban
====Fire Station 25 - 1300 East Pine Street (Capitol Hill)====
Built 1969
*Engine 25 (34816) - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#33703-01)
*Ladder 10 (33939) - 2017 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#30815-02)
*Aid 25 (BLS) - 2022 Ford F-550 4x4 / Horton Type I
*Battalion 2 (14596) - 2019 Ford F-250 / TriVan Truck Body
*Mobile Vent Unit 1 (80420) - 2003 GMC T-7500 / Tempest
*Energy 1/Vault 1 (35509) - 2022 Freightliner 108SD / Frontline Communications C-40 CO2 / Pierce (SN#91958)
*Battalion 22 (Reserve) - Chevrolet Suburban
====Fire Station 34 - 633 32nd Avenue East (Madison Park)====
Built 1970 
*Engine 34 (34310) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#30816-01)
*Hose & Foam Unit 34 (965410) - 1996 E-One Protector / 2015 SFD Shops retrofit (1500/-/500F/4000' LDH)
==== Medic One - 325 9th Avenue (Harborview Medical Center)====
*Medic 1 (ALS) (34773) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Medic 10 (ALS) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Medic 44 (EMS Supervisor) (35158) - 2020 Ford F-150
*Medic 45 (EMS Supervisor) (35159) - 2020 Ford F-150
*Battalion 3 (EMS Chief) - 
*Medic 80 (Reserve) - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#447-R) 
===4th Battalion (Northwest Seattle)===
====Fire Station 3 - 1735 West Thurman Street (Fisherman's Wharf)====
*Engine 1 "Fire One" - 2007 MetalCraft Marine FireStorm 50' fireboat (2 x 3300/-)
*Engine 3 "Chief Seattle" - 1984 Vigor Industrial refit / 2012 rebuilt 96' fireboat (10,000/-) 
====Fire Station 8 - 110 Lee Street (Queen Anne)====
Built 1963
*Engine 8 (32142) - 2013 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#26688-02) (Ex-Engine 28)
*Ladder 6 (32151) - 2013 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#26693)
====Fire Station 9 - 3829 Linden Avenue North (Fremont)====
Built 2013
*Engine 9 (33943) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#30816-02/04/05)
====Fire Station 18 - 1521 NW Market Street (Ballard)====
Built 1974
*Engine 18 (85431) - 2008 E-One Quest (1500/500/20F)
*Ladder 8 (32536) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#27661)
*Medic 18 (ALS) (33737) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Battalion 4 (14591) - 2019 Ford F-250 / TriVan Truck Body
*Hose & Foam Unit 18 (955401) - 1995 E-One Protector / 2015 SFD Shops retrofit (1500/-/500F/4000' LDH)
*Battalion 44 (Reserve) (33342) - 2015 Chevrolet Suburban
*Ladder 81 (Reserve) (65419) - 2006 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Crimson (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (Ex-Ladder 11, ex-Ladder 1)
====Fire Station 20 - 2800 15th Avenue West (West Queen Anne) ====
Built 2013-2014
*Engine 20 (32144) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/10F) (SN#26689-01)
*Engine 80 (Reserve) (35356) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78364) (Ex-Engine 22)
====Fire Station 21 - 7304 Greenwood Avenue North (Greenwood) ====
Built 2010-2011
*Engine 21 (33940) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#30816-02/04/05)
*Mass Casualty Unit 1 (31835) - 2012 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 rescue (SN#25310)
====Fire Station 24 - 401 North 130th Street (Bitter Lake)====
Built 1975
*Engine 24 (85432) - 2008 E-One Quest (1500/500/10F) (SN#134502)
*Air 240 (80416) - 2007 Spartan Gladiator Classic LFD / Hackney
====Fire Station 35 - 8729 15th Avenue Northwest (Crown Hill)====
Built 2009-2010
*Engine 35 (32145) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/10F) (SN#26689-02)
====Fire Station 41 - 2416 34th Avenue West (Magnolia)====
Built 1936
*Engine 41 (75426) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II (1500/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 28)
===5th Battalion (Southeast Seattle)===
====Fire Station 6 - 405 Martin Luther King Jr. Way South (Central District)====
Built 2012-2013
*Engine 6 (34815) - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#33703-02)
*Ladder 3 (31980) - 2012 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#26045)
====Fire Station 13 - 3601 Beacon Avenue South (Beacon Hill)====
Built 1928
*Engine 13 (32538) - 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/20F) (SN#27660-02)
*Battalion 5 (73764) - 2019 Ford F-250 / TriVan Truck Body
==== Fire Station 14 - 3224 4th Avenue South (SoDo District)====
Built 1927 
*Rescue 1 - 2022 Pierce Arrow XT 1500 6x4 26' walk-in (SN#35244) 
*Rescue 1 Aerial (65418) - 2006 Spartan Gladiator Classic MFD / Crimson (-/-/103' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 83, ex-Ladder 8) (Responds to fires only as second out to Rescue 1)
*Aid 14 (BLS) - 2019 Ford E-450 / Horton
*Squad 14 (33128) - Ford F-350 4x4
*Rescue 80 (955349) - 1995 Ford CF-8000 / Mobile Tech (Ex-Tech Rescue 14)
====Fire Station 27 - 1000 South Myrtle Street (Georgetown)====
Built 1970
*Engine 27 (33941) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#30816-03)
*Rehab 1 (80433) - 2009 Ford F-550 / J&D Hydraulics
*Decon 1 (78) - 1995 Ford CF-8000 / J&D Hydraulics (SN#956553)
*USAR Tractor (92-5338) - 1992 Kenworth T600 prime mover
*USAR Trailer (F396) - 1992 trailer with rear liftgate
====Fire Station 28 - 5968 Rainier Avenue South (Rainier Valley)====
Built 2008-2009
*Engine 28 (35541) - 2022 Pierce Enforcer 6010 pumper (1500/500/10F) (SN#36330-02)
*Ladder 12 (31499) - 2011 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#24609)
*Medic 28 (ALS) (34729) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Reserve Aid Unit - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
====USAR Building - 5968 Rainier Avenue South (Rainier Valley)====
Built 2014-2015 (Location of this building is in the parking lot of Fire Station 28)
*Reserve Ladder - American LaFrance
*MMST Tractor (92-5338) - 1992 Kenworth T600 primer mover
*MMST Trailer (F398) - 1992 trailer
====Fire Station 30 - 2931 South Mount Baker Boulevard (Mount Baker)====
Built 2009-2011
*Engine 30 (30886) - 2009 E-One Quest (1500/500) (SO#135221)
*Mass Casualty Unit 2 (32584) - 2014 Freightliner MT55 / Utilimaster walk-in
*Paramedic Bike Trailer (80400) - (Used for first aid at large public events)
====Fire Station 33 - 9645 Renton Avenue South (Rainier Beach)====
Built 1971 
*Engine 33 (33942) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#30816-02/04/05)
*Engine 82 (Reserve) (65414) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II (2000/500/10F) (SN#131291) (Ex-Engine 33)
===6th Battalion (Northeast Seattle)===
====Fire Station 16 - 6846 Oswego Place NE (Green Lake)====
Built 1927 
*Engine 16 (75425) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II (1500/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 10)
====Fire Station 17 - 1050 NE 50th Street (University District)====
Built 1929, expanded 2010
*Engine 17 (33951) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#29883-01)
*Ladder 9 (30940) - 2010 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#22751)
*Medic 17 (ALS) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Battalion 6 - 2019 Ford F-250 / TriVan Truck Body
*Engine 81 -
====Fire Station 22 - 901 East Roanoke Street (Roanoke)====
Opened February 2018
*Engine 22 (75423) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II (1500/500/10F) (SO#132997) (Ex-Engine 2)
*Command 1 (5335) - 1993 Peterbilt / Mobile Tech walk-in communications/command center
*Aid 86 (BLS) (33085) - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#448-R) 
====Fire Station 31 - 10503 Interlake Avenue North (Northgate) ====
Temporary facility. Opened July 2021
*Engine 31 (32539) - 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/10F) (SN#27660-03)
*Ladder 5 (33964) - 2017 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100 tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#29882)
*Medic 31 (ALS) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Aid 31 (BLS) - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#449-R) (In service between 0900 and 2100 hours only)
====Fire Station 38 - 4004 Northeast 55th Street (Hawthorne Hills)====
Built 2009-2011 All apparatus on temporary assignment.
*Engine 38 (32143) - 2013 Pierce Arrow XT (1500/500/10F) (SN#26688-01) (Ex-Engine 39)
*Engine 85 (Reserve) (65413) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II (2000/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 31)
==== Fire Station 39 - 2806 Northeast 127th Street (Lake City) ====
Built 2009-2010
*Engine 39 - 2022 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10F) (SN#36330-01)?
*Mobile Ambulance Bus 1 (31563) - 2011 Thomas / Sartin Services
====Fire Station 40 - 9401 35th Avenue Northeast (Wedgwood)====
Built 1965
*Engine 40 (33950) - 2017 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#29883-02)
*Engine 84 (Reserve) (35354) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78368) (Ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 5)
*North Decon Trailer (80427) - 2008 CargoMate enclosed trailer
===7th Battalion (West Seattle)===
====Fire Station 11 - 1514 Southwest Holden Street (Highland Park)====
Built 1971
*Engine 11 (35161) - 2021 Pierce Enforcer 6010 (1500/500/10A) (SN#35004-01)
*Engine 86 (Reserve) (35357) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78363) (Ex-Engine 8)
*Aid 84 (Spare) - Ford E-450
====Fire Station 26 - 800 South Cloverdale Street (South Park)====
Built 1972
*Engine 26 (31639) - 2011 E-One Typhoon (1500/500/10A) (SO#136804)
*Medic 26 (ALS) (34770) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Air 260 (25351) - 2003 E-One Typhoon / Saulsbury
*Air 26 - 2022 Ford F-450 4x4 / North Star / Braun Northwest 139" module walk-around (SO#3415-4)
====Fire Station 29 - 2139 Ferry Avenue Southwest (Admiral District)====
Built 1970 
*Engine 29 (75422) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II (1500/500/10F) (SN#132996)
*Engine 87 (Reserve) (35358) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78369) (Ex-Engine 10, ex-Engine 27)
====Fire Station 32 - 4700 38th Avenue Southwest (West Seattle Junction)====
Opened August 2017
*Engine 32 (30941) - 2010 E-One Quest (1500/500/10F)
*Ladder 11 (33549) - 2016 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#28769)
*Medic 32 (ALS) (34732) - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton Type I
*Battalion 7 - 2019 Ford F-250 / TriVan Truck Body
*Battalion 77 (Reserve) (31997) - 2014 Chevrolet Suburban
*Reserve Aid Unit - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#450-R) 
====Fire Station 36 - 3600 23rd Avenue Southwest (Delridge / Harbor Island)====
Built 1971
*Engine 36 (31638) - 2011 E-One Typhoon (1500/500/10A) (SO#136803)
*Marine 1 / Rescue 99 (F0406) - 2006 Pierce Arrow XT 6720 6x4 walk-around (SN#17865) (Ex-Rescue 1)
*Marine 80 (Reserve) (995290) - 1999 International / Utilimaster (Ex-Marine 1 / Rescue 99)
====Fire Station 37 - 7700 35th Avenue Southwest (West Seattle / High Point) ====
Built 2009-2010
*Engine 37 (32146) - 2014 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/10F) (SN#26689-03)
*Ladder 13 (95441) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#21469-02) (Ex-Ladder 80, ex-Ladder 10)
===Joint Training Facility - 9401 Myers Way South=== 
*Engine 90 (35353) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78365) (Ex-Engine 20)
*Engine 90 (35352) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10F) (SN#L78361) (Ex-Engine 34, ex-Engine 28)
*Engine 91 (35359) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#78362) (Ex-Engine 83, ex-Engine 13)
*Engine 92 (35370) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78367) (Ex-Engine 40)
*Ladder 90 (985329) - 1998 American LaFrance Eagle 134 / Becker (-/-/100' Aerial Innovations tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#B42930) (Ex-Ladder 5, ex-Ladder 9)
=== Station/Assignment Unknown===
*(32141) - 2013 Pierce Arrow XT 6720 6x4 walk-around (SN#26627)
*Ladder 82 (Reserve) (95440) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#21469-01) (Ex-Ladder 4)
*Ladder 83 (Reserve) -
*Aid 83 (31427) - Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest
*Squad 40 (80432) - 2009 Ford F-550 4x4 / Pacific wildland (250/250)
*(31836) - Ford F-250 4x4 (Training Division)
*(995342) (Reserve) - 1999 American LaFrance Eagle 134 / Becker (-/-/100' Aerial Innovations rear-mount) (SN#F66460) (Ex-Rescue 1 Aerial, ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 7, ex-Ladder 12) 
*2015 Pierce Arrow XT 5710 (1500/500/10F) (SN#27660-01) (Ex-Engine 2)
*2021 Pierce Enforcer 6010 pumper (1500/500/10A) (SN#35004-02)
*(32663) - 2018 Chevrolet Suburban (Ex-Medic 44, ex-Medic 46)
*(53771) - 2018 Chevrolet Suburban (Ex-Medic 45)
*(32126) - 2017 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Aid 25)
*(31663) - 2015 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Aid 2)
*2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#451-R) (Ex-Aid 14, ex-Medic 32)
*2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#452-R) (Ex-Medic 31)
*2015 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Medic 10, ex-Medic 26)
*2015 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Medic 1, ex-Medic 28)
*2011 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Medic 16, ex-Medic 17)
*2011 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest (Ex-Medic 18)
*(33086) - 2014 Ford E-450 / 2002 North Star / 2014 Braun Northwest remount (SO#446-R) (Ex-Aid 10)
*(30862) - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 6716 aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (SN#22117) (Ex-Ladder 1)
*2008 Ford E-450 / 2003 North Star / 2008 North Star (remount) (Ex-Medic 28)
*(75424) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 6)
*(65416) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/500) (Ex-Engine 38) (Ex-Engine 38)
*(65412) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/500) (SN#131289) (Ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 25)
*(65411) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/500) (SO#131288) (Ex-Engine 11)
*(65410) - 2006 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 5)
*(80423) - 2005 Ford F-250 4x4 (Ex-Squad 14)
*(31782) - Chevrolet Suburban (Ex-Health 2, ex-Medic 44)
==Retired Apparatus==
*(75420) - 2007 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/500/10F) (Ex-Engine 16) (Written off in MVA with Ladder 9 on January 1, 2017)
*(35355) - 2003 American LaFrance Metropolitan 134 pumper (1500/500/10A) (SN#L78366) (Ex-Engine 21) (Sold at auction mid-2021 to a private collector for use on ABC television series Station 19)
*(35362) - 2003 Ford E-450 / 1992 Braun
*(35345) - 2000 Ford F-550 / Pacific Utility generator/dry chem unit (-/-/1800 lbs. PK) (Ex-Power 25)
*(35343) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/500/10A/FP) (SO#121206) (Ex-Engine 41)
*(35344) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/500/10A/FP) (SO#121207) (Ex-Engine 39)
*(35346) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II HP 100 aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 6)
*(35347) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II HP 100 aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 5)
*(995339) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/500/10A/FP) (SO#121205) (Ex-Engine 35)
*(995338) - 2000 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/500/10A/FP) (SO#121204) (Ex-Engine 37) (Purchased at auction July 2019 by Bryan Reid of Pioneer Log Homes 150 Mile House BC and donated to Apex Fire Brigade (British Columbia))
*(965409) - 1996 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 26)
*(965408) - 1996 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 31)
*(955407) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 28)
*(955406) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 9)
*(955405) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 36)
*(955404) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 25)
*(955403) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 2)
*(955402) - 1995 E-One Protector pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 13)
*(955341) - 1995 Simon-Duplex rear-mount aerial (Ex-Ladder 1)
*(955340) - 1995 Simon-Duplex rear-mount aerial (Ex-Ladder 7)
*(5348) - 1995 Ford Cargo stake-bed (Ex-USAR 1)
*(5337) - 1994 Simon-Duplex aerial (-/-/100' LTI tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 10) (Sold to private owner, later used as Ladder 19 on ABC television series Station 19)
*(5331) - 1992 Spartan Gladiator / LTI aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 5, ex-Ladder 3)
*(5332) - 1992 Spartan Gladiator / LTI aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 8)
*(5333) - 1992 Spartan Gladiator / LTI aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 3)
*(5316) - 1993 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 27)
*(5313) - 1991 Spartan Gladiator / E-One pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 29)
*(5300) - 1991 Peterbilt / Betten hazmat (Ex-Hazmat 77, ex-Hazmat 80)
*(F0386) - 1988 Spartan Gladiator / LTI aerial (-/-/106' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 1)
*(374) - 1986 Ford F-700 / Heiser (Ex-Unit 77B, ex-Marine Unit 99)
*(F0357) - 1985 GMC C7000 / Anderson air unit (Ex-Air 25, ex-Air 26) (Sold 2004 to Kittitas County Fire District 7)
*(F0369) - 1981 Mack MC686P / Anderson pumper (1500/500) (SN#CS-1250-42) (Ex-Engine 35)
*(F0367) - 1980 Mack MC686P / Anderson pumper (1500/500) (SN#CS-1250-27) (Ex-Engine 39)
*(F0366) - 1980 Mack MC686P / Anderson pumper (1500/500) (SN#CS-1250-26) (Ex-Engine 37)
*(F0365) - 1980 Mack MC686P / Anderson pumper (1500/500) (SN#CS-1250-25) (Ex-Engine 41)
*(3759) - 1980 Chevrolet / Grumman Step Van hazmat (Ex-Hazmat Unit 77)
* (358) - 1979 GMC Vandura Type II ambulance (Ex-Medic 1)
*(3767) - 1977 GMC Vandura Type II ambulance (Ex-Aid 18)
*(3765) - 1977 GMC Vandura Type II ambulance (Later converted to a shipboard firefighting unit for marine emergencies) (Ex-Aid 2, ex-Unit 99)
*(341) - 1973 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser 100' Maxim mid-mount aerial (Ex-Ladder 9, ex-Ladder 11)
*(330) - 1971 Kenworth pumper (1500/400) (Ex-Engine 26)
*(3775) - 1970 Chevrolet Step Van command unit (Ex-Command 1)
*(322) - 1970 American LaFrance / Aero-Chief elevating platform/snorkel (The platform did not perform well, and was soon replaced) 100' Maxim rear-mount aerial (Ex-Ladder 7)
*197? Dodge Tradesman 300 Type II ambulance (Ex-Aid 31)
*(321) - 1969 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (1750/300F/6000' LDH) (Ex-Engine 32, ex-Hose Wagon 18)
*(319) - 1969 Kenworth pumper (1750/400/1500DC) (Ex-Engine 27, ex-Engine 5, ex-Engine 11)
*(317) - 1969 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (1750/300F/6000' LDH) (Ex-Engine 25, ex-Hose Wagon 25)
*(316) - 1969 Kenworth / Maxim aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 10, ex-Ladder 4)
*(315) - 1969 Kenworth / Maxim aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 10)
*(325) - 1968 Ford F-700 / Heiser lighting plant, CO2, and generator unit (Ex-Power 25)
*1966 GMC / Miller fuel tanker
*(298) - 1964 Maxim 100' single mid-mount aerial
*(297) - 1964 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (Ex-Engine 39)
*(295) - 1964 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (Ex-Engine 10)
*(294) - 1964 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (Ex-Engine 1)
*(272) - 1960 American LaFrance 900 Series Turbo Chief aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 1, ex-Ladder 4)
*(244) - 1958 Mack B-21 / Curtis-Heiser pumper (1500/200) (Ex-Engine 37, ex-Engine 8)
*(231) - 1954 REO / Swift salvage/rescue unit (Ex-Squad 2)
*(230) - 1954 REO / Swift salvage/rescue unit (Ex-Squad 10)
*(224) - 1954 GMC 530 / General Detroit pumper (750/150) (Ex-Engine 33)
*(222) - 1954 GMC 530 / General Detroit pumper (750/150) (Ex-Engine 24)
*(202) - 1954 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1500/200) (Ex-Engine 27)
*(199) - 1954 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 10)
*(198) - 1954 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 4) (Written off after MVA in 1977)
*(349) - 1952 GMC M211 6x6 / FD bulk foam carrier (Ex-US Military)
*(343) - 1952 GMC M211 6x6 / FD trench rescue unit (Ex-US Military)
*1952 GMC M211 6x6 / ? (Ex-Marine Fire Support Unit) (Ex-Civil Defense)
*(301) - 1951 Dodge Route-Van command unit
*(189) - 1951 Chevrolet stakebed salvage unit (Ex-Utility 25)
*(194) - 1950 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1500/200) (Ex-Engine 6, ex-Engine 28)
*(181) - 1950 Kenworth 55' city service ladder (Ex-Ladder 11, ex-Ladder 5)
*(177) - 1950 Kenworth 55' city service ladder (Ex-Ladder 7) (Converted to Air Bottle Unit prior to 1982) (Ex-Air 10)
*(169) - 1950 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1500/200) (Ex-Engine 19, ex-Engine 9, ex-Engine 38, ex-Engine 40) (Sold to King County Fire District 40)
*(156) - 1946 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1250/150) (Ex-Engine 7, ex-Engine 34)
*(155) - 1946 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1250/150) (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 13, ex-Engine 38)
*(151) - 1946 Kenworth triple combination pumper (1250/150) (Ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine 41)
*(137) - 1938 Seagrave J "The Showboat" pumper (1250/160) (Ex-Engine 25, ex-Engine 17)
*(131) - 1937 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 1, ex-Ladder 1)
*(119) - 1930 Mack B series, Model APDR Type I9 triple combination pumper (1000/130) (Ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine 25, ex-Engine 11, ex-Carrier 14)
*(117) - 1929 Mack aerial (-/-/85' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 2, ex-Truck 4, ex-Ladder 4)
*(100) - 1927 Ahrens-Fox Model NS-4 triple combination pumper (1000/125) (Ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 6)
*(99) - 1927 Bulldog Mack pumper (1000/40) (Ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 14, ex-Engine 19)
*1927 Pacific Coast Engineering Company (PACECO) 123' fireboat (2 x 1600/-) (Ex-Fireboat 3 "Alki")
*(96) - 1926 American LaFrance squad wagon (Ex-Squad 2)
*(128) - 1924 American LaFrance triple combination rotary gear pumper (1000/0)
* (72) - 1924 Seagrave pumper (800/40) (Ex- Engine 32)
*(29) - 1920 Seagrave aerial (-/-/75' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 2)
*(12) - 1920 Seagrave double combination pumper; changed to triple combination with a 185-gallon booster tank added in 1933 (800/0) (Ex-Engine 15, ex-Engine 26, ex-Engine 33, ex-Engine 16)
*(31) - 1916 Seagrave front-drive Champion water tower (Ex-Water Tower 1)
* (1) - 1914 American LaFrance pumper (800/0) (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 8)
*(126) - 1913 Seagrave 55' city service ladder (Ex-Truck 7, ex-Truck 6, ex-Truck 11)
*1909 Richmond Beach Shipbuilding Company 120' fireboat (Ex-Fireboat 2 "Duwamish") (Preserved at the Historic Ships Wharf near the Museum of History & Industry, South Lake Union Park, Seattle)
* 1891 Pacific Coast Engineering Company 98' fireboat (Ex-Fireboat 1 "Snoqualmie")
==On Order==
*x11 Pierce Enforcer pumpers
*x3 Pierce Enforcer tractor-drawn aerials
*x5 Ford / Life Line Superliner ambulances
==Future Plans==
A new Fire Station 31 is planned at 11302 Meridian Avenue North. Completion is slated for 2024.
==External Links==
*Seattle Fire Department
* Seattle Fire Apparatus Gallery
==Station Map ==
Category:King County, Washington
Category:Washington departments operating American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Departments operating Becker apparatus
Category:Washington departments operating E-One apparatus
Category:Washington departments operating MetalCraft Marine boats
Category:Washington departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:Departments operating SAFE Boats
Category:Departments operating Saulsbury apparatus
Category:Washington departments operating Spartan ER / Crimson apparatus
Category:Former operators of Ahrens-Fox apparatus
Category:Former operators of Anderson's Engineering apparatus
Category:Former operators of Curtis-Heiser apparatus
Category:Former operators of LTI / LTC apparatus
Category:Former operators of Mack apparatus
Category:Former operators of Maxim apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Simon-Duplex apparatus