Omaha Fire Department

==Department Profile==
Today, Omaha has 24 fire stations located throughout the city that are staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year by trained professional Firefighters. Currently the fire department maintains a compliment of 669 Firefighters, Fire Apparatus Engineers, Fire Captains, Paramedic Shift Supervisors, Assistant Fire Marshals, Battalion Chiefs, and Assistant Fire Chiefs and Fire Chief to serve and protect the citizens of Omaha.
Omaha Fire has contracts to provide staffing for fire, rescue and medical services to the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District which started in 1998 and Elkhorn Suburban Fire Protection District No. 2. which started in 2007 when the City of Elkhorn was annexed. Under the contract Elkhorn SFPD retains ownership of all rolling stock, and equipment. Stations and the real property they are situated on were transferred to the City of Omaha.
In 2018 Elkhorn SFPD renewed its contract with Omaha Fire, and also hired their own Fire Chief to administer the contract and provide leadership to residents of the FPD.
==History==
The Omaha Fire Department was established in 1860, known then as the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company #1. The first fire station was located at 210 South 12th St which housed a hand drawn fire truck that the firefighters pulled to the fire then formed lines and used leather buckets filled with water to put out the fires. Initially the fire department relied strictly on volunteers from the community to provide the manpower for any fire.
The first big fire in Omaha occurred on November 8th, 1866 on the south side of Farnam Street between 13th and 14th. Nearly everything on the entire block was destroyed.
The first recognized Fire Chief was Andrew J. Simpson, he served from 1866 to 1868. Since Chief Simpson, the Omaha Fire Department has had 31 Fire Chiefs.
In 1867, with the purchase of better fire equipment, the first paid firefighters were recognized. These paid firefighters were required to stay at the fire station continuously with the apparatus and team of horses in a constant state of readiness.
===Fire Stations===
Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	1102 Jackson Street 	1904-1944 	Was closed for a year in 1917 to 1918 due to a fire in the 3rd floor hayloft. The 3rd floor was removed and reopened until 1944 when the apparatus moved to Station 3 at 12th and Dodge.Building still stands currently a restaurant.
2 	1202 Dodge Street 	1913-1919 1944-1967	Station 1 post 1944
3 	1824 Harney Street 	1913-1967 	
4 	1023 N 16th Street 	1914-1966 	Building still stands
4 	4225 Abbott Drive 	1967-1985 	Opened as Station 4 until 1971 then Renumbered to Station 22
5 	4702 South 25th Street 	1887-1948 	First Station built as South Omaha Fire
5 	4702 South 25th Street 	1949-2022 	Opened as Station 5, renumbered to Station 31 in 1966, then Station 14 in 1998, then back to Station 31 in 2005 until closed in 2022. Apparatus relocated to new station, building still stands. Used as storage of reserve apparatus
6 	914 North 24th Street 	1907- 1942 	Closed due to WWII
6 	10727 Pacific Street 	1964-Present 	Opened as Station 6 until 1966, renumbered to Station 44 until 1971 then Station 52 currently
7 	3569 Jackson Street 	1891-1966 	
8 	4018 Hamilton Street 	1891-1938 	
8 	1103 North 40th Street 	1938-1966 	Was used as Temporary Stations 23 and 24.
9 	725 Pierce Street 	1891-1924 	Built as Station 9 then renumbered to station 16 in 1910, Building still stands; now Santa Lucia Hall
10 	2957 Ed Creighton Avenue 	1891-1939 	
10 	1608 South 50th Street 	1939-1966 	Building still stands. Used by OFD fire prevention Station closed when Station 34 opened.
11 	2934 Spaulding Street 	1891-1933 	Closed due to lack of funds. Building still stands.
11 	4723 Ames Avenue 	1951-1966 	
12 	3111 South 20th Street 	1895-2001 	Built as Station 12 then renumbered to Station 9 in 1895, then to Station 30 from 1966 until 1983, then Station 3 from 1983 to 2001. Building still stands; now private residence
12 	717 South 27th Street 	1904- 1967 	2nd station built on same site. Building still stands.
14 	2032 Lake Street 	1910-1978 	Built in 1907 but lack of funds delayed opening until 1910. Built as Station 14 then renumbered to Station 20 in 1966. Building still stands.
15 	2202 Ames Avenue 	1910-1937 	
15 	2202 Ames Avenue 	1938-1979 	Opened as Station 15 until 1966, then renumbered as Station 21 until being closed in 1979. Was home to fire apparatus maintenance until 1988. Building still stands.
16 	2201 South 11th Street 	1924-1967 	Building still stands
17 	4923 Underwood Avenue 	1913-1966 	Dundee Fire. Building still stands
18 	3111 R Street 	?-1923 	South Omaha Fire
18 	3623 P Street 	1923-1966 	Building still stands currently Christie Heights Community Center. Station closed when Station 33 opened in 1966.
19 	5221 South 20th Street 	1923-1966 	2nd station built on same site. South Omaha Fire.
20 	8001 Dodge Street 	1958-Present 	Opened as Station 20 until 1966, Station 42 1966 to 1971, Station 51 1971 to 1983, Station 44 1983 to 1998, then renumbered to Station 53.
20 	2209 Florence Boulevard 	1978-Present 	Opened as Station 20 until 2005, currently Station 5.
21 	4602 South 33rd Street 	?-1950 	South Omaha Fire; Building still stands
21 	6936 F Street 	1963-Present 	Opened as Station 21 until 1966, then Station 34 until 1971, then Station 50 until 1983, currently Station 30.
22 	2639 Madison Street 	?-1966 	South Omaha Fire
23 	6008 Maple Street 	1915-1966 	Benson. Building still stands.
23 	2304 Fontenelle Boulevard	1966- Present 	Opened as Station 23 until 1971, Station 40 1971 to 2005, currently Station 24.
24 	8707 North 29th Street 	?-1931 	Florence. Building still stands.
24 	7502 North 30th Street 	1931-1987 	Opened as Station 24 until 1966, Station 22 1966 to 1971, then station 23 in 1971. Training Tower was active until 1970.
25 	4515 North 61st Street 	1966- present 	Opened as Station 25 in 1966, Station 42 1971 to 1973, currently Station 41.
32 	3434 South 84th Street 	1996-2010 	Opened as Station 32, Station 51 2005 to 2010, closed 2010. Currently a private ambulance company occupies the building.
40 	956 South 48th Street 	1966-present 	Opened as Station 40 until 1971, now Station 34.
45 	20474 Laramie Road 	?-present 	Elkhorn City Fire, Omaha Fire Station 45 2007-2011, currently Station 71.
53 	11111 I Street 	1971- present 	Opened as Station 53 until 1998, then renumbered to Station 61.
54 	3605 Millard Avenue 	1974-1998 	Former Millard City Fire, Millard Suburban Fire Protection District Station, and Omaha Fire Station 54, Omaha Police Traffic 1998 to 2019, reoccupied by OFD in 2020 as Supply Division
55 	2929 South 129th Avenue 	1978-1998 	Opened as Station 55; renumbered Station 60 in 1998
61 	2909 North 144th Street 	?-present 	Millard Suburban Fire Protection District Station North, and Omaha Fire Station 61 in 1998, Station 55 1998 to 2005, Station 44 2005 to 2011, currently Station 78.
==Apparatus Roster==
*All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
*Shop numbers in brackets
** Rig painted OFD Yellow
*NE# denotes Nebraska license plate
*^ denotes Millard Suburban Fire Protection District owned
*^^ denotes Elkhorn Suburban Fire Protection District No. 2 owned
===Fire Station 1 - 1516 Jackson Street===
Built 1967 
:Engine 1 (50423)- 2017 Rosenbauer Commander (2000/500)
:Brush Engine 201 - 2002 Chevrolet 3500 / Danko (250/250) (SN#Q-110)
:Truck 1 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/107' rear-mount ladder) (SN#39148-01)
:Medic 1 (50473)- 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170
:Medic 2 - 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170
:Battalion 1 (50345) - 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#27500) (Ex-Reserve Battalion 9)
:Supervisor 1 - 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#31596)
===Fire Station 3 - 3126 South 16th Street===
Built 2001
*Engine 3 - 2020 E-One Typhoon (2000/780/20) (SO#143543) (Was in MVA Nov. 2021 but repaired in 2023)
*Medic 3 - 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170
===Fire Station 5 - 2209 Florence Boulevard===
Built 1977-1978
*Engine 5 - 2017 Rosenbauer Commander (2000/500)
*Water Rescue 5 - 2004 Ford F-350
*Medic 5 - 2019 Freightliner / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33091)
*Rescue 105 (Trench Rescue) -
===Fire Station 21 - 3454 Ames Avenue===
Built 1979
*Engine 21 (50425)- 2017 Rosenbauer Commander (2000/500)
*Truck 21 - 2020 E-One Cyclone Metro 100 (-/-/100' rear-mount) (SO#142432)
*Medic 21 - 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170
*Battalion 2 - 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#31595)
===Fire Station 22 - 6310 Lindbergh Plaza===
Built 1998
*Engine 22- 2016 Spartan Gladiator / 2007 Crimson (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 2) (New chassis after 2014 MVA)
*Rescue Boat 1 - 2012 20' Mako
===Fire Station 23 - 9090 North 30th Street===
Built 1988 
*Engine 23 (50446) - 2020 E-One Typhoon (2000/780/20) (SO#143544)
===Fire Station 24 - 2304 Fontenelle Boulevard===
Built 1966
*Engine 24 (50484)- 2023 Pierce Enforcer (1500/750) (SN#38495-01)
*Medic 24 (50477)- 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170 (NE#37710)
*Medic 25 (50478) - 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170 (NE#37712)
===Fire Station 30 - 6936 F Street===
Built 1963 
*Engine 30 (50470)- 2022 E-One Typhoon (2000/780/20) (SO# 144787)
*Light/Air 30 (50429) - 2016 Freightliner M2 106 / Maintainer Custom Bodies combination
===Fire Station 31 - 3404 Q Street===
Built 2021-2022
*Engine 31- 2011 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (2000/500)
*Truck 31 - 2019 E-One Cyclone HR 100 (-/-/100' rear-mount) (SO#142431)
*Medic 31 - 2022 Ford F-450 / Demers MXP 170
===Fire Station 33 - 3232 South 42nd Street===
Built 1966
*Engine 33 (50426)- 2017 Rosenbauer Commander (2000/500)
*Rescue 33 (50380) - 2013 Rosenbauer Commander
*Battalion 3 (50419) - 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#33037)
===Fire Station 34 - 956 South 48th Street===
Built 1966
*Engine 34 (50485) - 2023 Pierce Enforcer (1500/750) (SN#38495-02)
*Truck 34 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/107' rear-mount ladder) (SN#39148-02)
*Medic 34 (50459) - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170
===Fire Station 41 - 4515 North 61st Street===
Built 1966
*Engine 41 (50486) - 2023 Pierce Enforcer (1500/750) (SN#38495-03)
*Truck 41 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/107' rear-mount ladder) (SN#39148-04)
*Medic 41 (50455) - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33837)
===Fire Station 42 - 3120 North 102nd Street===
Built 1988
*Engine 42 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper (1500/750) (SN#39146-01)
*Medic 42 - 2019 Freightliner / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33090)
===Fire Station 43 - 5505 North 103rd Street===
Built 1972
*Engine 43 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper (1500/750) (SN#39146-02)
*Brush Engine 243 - 2005 F-450 / Rosenbauer South Dakota (150/250) (SN#1140300) (Ex-Brush Engine 261)
*Rescue Boat 43 - RescueONE Connector boat
*Battalion 4 (50407) - 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#31583)
===Fire Station 52 - 10727 Pacific Street===
Built 1964
*Engine 52 - 2020 E-One Typhoon (2000/780/20) (SO#143545) Info
*Medic 52 (50415)- 2014 International TerraStar / Braun 
*Battalion 5 - 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#31597)
===Fire Station 53 - 8001 Dodge Street===
Built 1958
*Engine 53 (50362)- 2011 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (2000/500)
*Tower Ladder 53 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/100' Ascendant mid-mount platform) (SN#37357-01)
===Fire Station 56 - 16410 Pacific Street===
Built 1990
*Engine 56^^(50378) - 2013 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (2000/1000/?F)
*Medic 56 - (50460) - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33841)
===Fire Station 60 - 2929 South 129th Avenue===
Built 1978
*Engine 60 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer PUC (1500/600) (SN#39147)
*Rescue 160 -(50436) 2019 Ford F-350
===Fire Station 61 - 11111 I Street===
Built 1970-1971
*Engine 61 (50364) - 2011 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (2000/500)
*Tower Ladder 61 - 2023 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/100' Ascendant mid-mount platform) (SN#37357-02)(NE#37760)
*Medic 61 - 2019 Freightliner / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33092)
*Brush Engine 261 - 1992 Ford F-350 / Smeal (250/250) (Ex-Brush Engine 230)
===Fire Station 63 - 16736 S Street===
Built 1997 / Millard Suburban Fire Protection District
*Battalion 6 (50420)- 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#33035)
*Engine 63 (50495)- 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper (1500/750) (SN#39146-03)
*Truck 63 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (-/-/107' rear-mount ladder) (SN#39148-03)
*Water Rescue 63 - Jet Ski
===Fire Station 65 - 7010 South 142nd Street===
Built 1995 / Millard Suburban Fire Protection District
*Engine 65 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper (SN#39146-04)
*Medic 65 - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170
*Rescue 160 (165) - 2005 Freightliner
*Engine 165 - 1991 Ford F-350 / E-One TAU (250AFFF/300 lbs. Purple K)
*Brush Engine 265^ - 1989 Ford F-350 (100/250) (Ex-Millard 72?)
*Foam Trailer - 2017 Combat Support Products, Inc Foam Chariot III
*Special Ops Trailer- 2005 Trailer
===Fire Station 71 - 20474 Laramie Road===
Built 1979, addition added in 2003 / Elkhorn Suburban Fire Protection District No. 2
*Battalion 7 (50421) - 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#33036)
*Air Light 39^ (50217) (Reserve) - 1989 International S1800 / E-One (Ex-Millard 760, ex-Rescue 251)
*Engine 71^^ (50379) - 2013 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (2000/1000)
*Water Tender 71^^ (50314) - 1993 Freightliner / Smeal (1250/2000) (Ex-Elkhorn 230)
*Medic 71 - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170
*Mobile Command Post - 2006 Winnebago WFF31S
===Fire Station 77 - 20220 Atlas Street===
Built 2009 / Elkhorn Suburban Fire Protection District No. 2
*Engine 77^^ (50355) - 2010 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (1500/1000)
*Water Tender 77^^ (50361) - 2011 Kenworth T300 / Danko (300/2000) (SN#T-0257)
*Medic 77 (50458) - 2021 Freightliner M2 / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33842)
*Brush Engine 277^^ - 2001 Dodge Ram 3500 (?/300) (Ex-Elkhorn 220)
===Fire Station 78 - 2909 North 144th Street===
Built 1984-1985 / Millard Suburban Fire Protection District 
*Engine 78 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer pumper (SN#39146-05)
*Truck 78 (50376)- 2012 Spartan Gladiator / Rosenbauer (-/-/109' rear-mount)
*Medic 78 - 2019 Freightliner / Demers MXP 170 (NE#33089)
=== Public Education Division (Old Station 10) - 1608 South 50th Street ===
* Engine 10 (Parade) - 1962 Seagrave (Ex-Engine 3, ex-Engine 48) (Sold in 1989 re-purchased in 2020 for use as a parade unit)
===Supply Division - 13605 Millard Avenue===
*Fire Car 45 -
===Training Center - 11616 Rainwood Road===
Built 2008
*Truck 8 - 
*Medic 8 - (50386) - 2015 International TerraStar / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#31686) (Ex-Medic 3)
===Reserve/Spare===
*Battalion 9 - 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe
*Battalion 10 - 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe
*Engine 18 (50337) - 2008 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 5, Ex-Engine 60)
*Engine 28 
*Engine 38 (50308) - 2007 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 30, ex-Engine 2)
*Engine 48 (50338) -2008 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (1500/500) (Ex- Engine 41)
*Engine 58 (50336) - 2008 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (1500/500/30) (Ex- Engine 34)
*Engine 68 (50276) - 2003 HME / Toyne (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 2, ex-Engine 23)
*Engine 88 (50326) - 2007 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 24)
*Truck 9 -
*Truck 19 - 2001 E-One (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 44)
*Truck 29 (50256)- 2001 E-One aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 63, ex-Truck 31)
*Truck 39 (50255)- 2001 E-One (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 21)
*Truck 49 (50253)- 2001 E-One (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 1, ex-Truck 41)
*Truck 59 - (50418) - 2016 Spartan Gladiator / Smeal (-/-/105' rear-mount) (SN#4528) (Ex-Truck 41, ex-Truck 63)
*Medic 4 - 
*Medic 6 (50384) - 2015 International TerraStar / Wheeled Coach (NE#31684)(Ex-Medic 21)
*Medic 7 - 2011 International / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#29152) (Ex-Medic 34, ex -Medic 25)
*Medic 9 -
*Medic 10 - 
*Medic 11 (50365)- 2011 International / Wheeled Coach (NE#29151) (Ex-Medic 24)
*Rescue 9* (50223) - 1998 E-One (Ex-Rescue 1, ex-Rescue 33, ex-Rescue 60)
===Station/Assignment Unknown===
:2023 Kawasaki Mule 4010 TRANS4x4
:2023 Kawasaki Mule 4010 TRANS4x4
:2023 ? / QTAC 
: (50416)- 2016 Spartan Gladiator / Smeal (-/-/105' rear-mount) (SN#S4567) (Ex-Truck 1)
: (50417)- 2016 Spartan Gladiator / Smeal (-/-/105' rear-mount) (SN#S4527) (Ex-Truck 34)
: (50385) - 2015 International TerraStar / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#31687) (Ex-Medic 1)
:(50383) - 2015 International TerraStar / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#31683) (Ex-Medic 31)
:(50368) - 2011 Spartan Gladiator / Toyne (-/-/75' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 21, ex-Truck 41)
:2010 International / Braun ambulance ^^ (Ex-Medic 77, ex-Medic 2)
:2005 International / Road Rescue ^^ (NE#20098) (Ex-Elkhorn 210, ex-Medic 71, ex-Medic 11, ex- Medic 8)
:(50356) - 2010 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (1500/1000) (Ex-Engine 78)
:(50296) - 2005 E-One (Ex-Rescue 33, Ex-Rescue 60)
:(50341) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson ^ (1500/1000/30) (Ex-Engine 65^)
:(50357) - 2010 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (2000/500) (SN#9033-1) (Ex-Engine 1, Ex-Engine 42)
:(50340) - 2009 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (1500/1000/30) (Ex-Engine 63^)
:(50358) - 2010 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (2000/500) (Ex-Engine 21, Ex-Engine 43)
:(50422) - 2000 Sutphen (1500/780) (HS-3497) (Ex-Engine 3, Ex-Engine 28)
==Apparatus Purchasing ==
===Open Contracts===
Beginning in 2022, the Omaha Fire Department will purchase emergency vehicles from MacQueen Equipment LLC. In the first three years, 18 new vehicles will be purchased for $10,977,310.75, to be paid from the Capital Improvement Program, the City Capital Improvement Fund, and the Contingent Liability Fund. OFD will purchase seven medic units (delivered/in-service) manufactured by Demers Ambulance USA, using a sole source vendor allowed by the City Charter and approved by the Purchasing Division, and 11 emergency vehicles manufactured by Pierce Manufacturing, using contracted discount pricing through the National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO). These vehicles include five pumper trucks (delivered/in-service), four ladder trucks (delivered/in-service), one haz-mat vehicle and one rescue pumper (delivered/in-service). Though the agreement with MacQueen Equipment is for three years, it also includes guaranteed pricing for purchases of additional vehicles through 2029. OFD expects to purchase a total of 54 new vehicles through 2029, replacing the current fleet. The total cost of the eight-year replacement program is $29.35 million.
==Retired Apparatus== 
*2016 Chevrolet Tahoe (NE#31594) (Ex-Battalion 1) (Totaled in MVA in 2019)
*2011 International / Wheeled Coach (NE#29150) (Ex-Medic 41, ex Medic 4)
*2009 International / Braun ambulance (NE#27530) (Ex-Medic 56^^)
*(50327)- 2008 Sutphen SP95 aerial (SN#HS-4328) (Ex-Truck 1, ex-Truck 63) (Sold to Fairfield Bay Fire Department)
*(50328) - 2008 Sutphen SP70 aerial (SN#HS-4327) (Ex-Truck 31) (Sold to Richmond Fire and Emergency Services (Virginia))
*(50334)^ - 2007 International / Braun ambulance (NE#34323) (Ex-Medic 65, ex-Medic 6)
*(50303) - 2006 International / Wheeled Coach (NE#21691) (Ex-Medic 5, ex-Medic 71 ex- Medic 7)
*2006 International / Wheeled Coach (NE#21690) (Ex- Medic 10)
*(50304) - 2006 International / Wheeled Coach (NE#21692) (Ex- Medic 7)
*(50302) - 2006 International / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#21689) (Ex-Medic 61, Medic 6)
*(50305) - 2006 International / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#21699) (Ex-Medic 44, ex-Medic 4)
*(50301) - 2005 International / Wheeled Coach ambulance (NE#21688) (Ex-Medic 42, Medic 78, Medic 7)
*2003 HME / Toyne pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 5, ex-Engine 52, ex- Engine 38)
*(50277) 2003 HME / Toyne pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 3) (Totaled in MVA in 2016)
*2002 HME / Toyne (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1 , ex-Engine 61, ex-Engine 33, ex- Engine 18)
*2002 HME / Toyne (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 42, Ex-Engine 48)
*(50246) - 2002 HME / Toyne * (Ex-Engine 31, ex-Engine 43, Ex-Engine 88)
*(50247) - 2001 HME / Toyne * (Ex-Engine 53, ex-Engine 60, Ex-Engine 58)
*2001 E-One (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 34, ex-Truck 59)
*2001 E-One aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 61, ex-Truck 8)
*(50237) - 1999 E-One aerial (-/-/75' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 21, ex-Truck 53, ex-Truck 9) (Last yellow truck purchased)
*1998 Pierce Quantum pumper (1500/1000/30A/30B) (SN#EA571) (Ex-Elkhorn)
*1998 HME / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 33, ex-Engine 38)
*1998 HME / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 22, ex-Engine 28)
*1998 HME / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 41, ex-Engine 60)
*1997 Pierce Quantum pumper (1500/1000/30A) (SN#EA546) (Ex-Elkhorn)
*1997 Freightliner / MCB rescue (Ex-Rescue 32, ex-Rescue 51, ex-Rescue 30, ex-Dive Rescue 1)
*1997 HME / Central States aerial (-/-/100' RK rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 1, ex-Truck 41, ex-Truck 29)
*1996 Spartan / Smeal aerial (-/-/75' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 44, ex-Truck 14-31, ex-Truck 59)
*1996 HME / Central States pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 24, ex-Engine 63, ex-Engine 44, ex-Engine 58)
*1996 HME / Central States pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 30, ex-Engine 68)
*1996 HME / Central States pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 34, ex-Engine 43, ex-Engine 18)
*1994 Spartan / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 21, ex-Engine 60, ex-Engine 48)
*1994 Spartan / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 1, ex-Engine 61, ex-Engine 28, ex-Engine 8)
*(50211) - 1993 Spartan / Smeal pumper (1250/1000) (Ex-Millard 735, ex-Engine 56, ex-Engine 78, ex-Engine 88)
*1992 Simon-Duplex / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 52, ex-Engine 18)
*1992 Simon-Duplex / Central States pumper (Ex-Engine 20, ex-Engine 56, ex-Engine 38)
*1991 Duplex / Smeal aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Truck 41, ex-Truck 19)
*1991 Duplex / Smeal pumper (Ex-Engine 43)
*1991 Duplex / Smeal pumper (Ex-Engine 65, ex-Foam Engine 130)
*1989 International Step Van (Ex-Hazmat 1, ex-Rescue 33)
*1988 Grumman aerial (1500/?/102' Aerialcat rear-mount platform) (Ex-Millard 755, ex-Truck 9)
*1988 E-One pumper (Ex-Millard 730, ex-Engine 23, ex-Engine 28, ex-Engine 8)
*1988 Duplex / Smeal pumper (Ex-Engine 38, ex-Engine 58)
*1988 Duplex / Smeal pumper (Ex-Engine 68)
*1987 Duplex / Smeal pumper (Ex-Engine 3, ex-Engine 58)
*1987 Sutphen aerial (1500/500/90' mid-mount platform) (Ex-Tower 1, ex-Truck 34, ex-Truck 39) (Refurbished in 2003 with pump and water tank being removed)
*1983 Pierce Arrow pumper (SN#E1884) (Ex-Millard 730, ex-Engine 63, ex-Engine 48)
*1981 GMC General / Pierce tanker (400/2200) (Ex-Tanker 1) (Sold to Marshalls Creek Fire Company)
*1980 Seagrave pumper (Ex-Engine 18)
*1979 Ford L-7000 walk-in rescue (Ex-Engine 15, ex-Rescue 1) (Sold to Juniata Fire Department)
*1978 Seagrave pumper
*1973 Walter (Ex-Airport 1)
*1972 Pierce / Oshkosh Snorkel 85' (Ex-Snorkel 1, ex-Snorkel 42)
*1972 Seagrave pumper (Ex-Engine 2) (First pumper painted yellow)
*1970 Ward LaFrance pumper
*1970 Ward LaFrance pumper
*1969 American LaFrance pumper (Ex-Engine 3) (Currently privately owned in the Omaha area)
*1968 Oren pumper (Ex-Engine 1)
*1966 American LaFrance pumper
*1966 American LaFrance ladder
*1966 American LaFrance ladder
*1963 Seagrave pumpers
*1963 Seagrave pumpers
*1963 Seagrave pumpers
*1962 Seagrave pumper
*1961 Yankee (Ex-Airport 2)
*1948 Mack pumper
*1948 Mack pumper
*1948 Mack pumper
*1948 FWD pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1948 American LaFrance pumper
*1947 American LaFrance quad (750/200)
*1941 American LaFrance pumper
*1941 American LaFrance pumper
*1941 American LaFrance ladder
==Future Plans==
The City of Omaha is planning to build 1 new fire station.
A new Station 70 is planned for the 168 and Fort area
==External Links== 
*Omaha Fire Department
*Omaha Professional Firefighters (IAFF Local 385)
==Station Map==
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