Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District

==Area Served ==
The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District (SCFPD) provides fire protection and emergency medical services for the cities of Riverbank and Waterford, as well as for a large unincorporated area within Stanislaus County which includes the unincorporated communities of Empire, La Grange, Hickman, an area in Eastern Stanislaus County, the Modesto City-County Airport District, the Gallo Winery and the Beard Industrial Tract, all located in the Central Valley between the Coastal Ranges and the Sierra Nevada, some 68 miles south of the City Sacramento, in Northern California. Under an administrative-only contract. referred to as Modesto - Stanislaus Consolidated - Turlock (MST). fire administration for the District is provided by the Modesto Fire Department. The District is governed by a five-member Board of Directors. The board members are appointed by each city in the district (Riverbank and Waterford) with the remaining three (3) members being appointed by the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors. SCFPD encompasses an area covering 195 square miles, and serves a population of 50,000+ residents within its geographical boundaries.
===Mutual Aid===
The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District has mutual aid agreements with the Burbank-Paradise Fire District, the Denair Fire Protection District, the Hughson Fire Protection District, the Keyes Fire Protection District, the West Stanislaus County Fire Protection District, and the Escalon Fire District in San Joaquin County, as well as under the MST contract, with the Modesto Fire Department, the Turlock Fire Department, and the Turlock Rural Fire Protection District 
==Department Profile==
The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is budgeted for 50 full-time paid firefighters, 5 firefighter intern positions, and 3 full-time administrative/support personnel, working out of 5 paid and 1 volunteer fire stations.
=== Dispatch ===
The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District is a member of a regional fire and emergency services communication system called the Stanislaus Regional Communication Center, also referred to as Stanislaus Regional 9-1-1, located in the City of Modesto, which provides dispatch services for multiple Law Enforcement and Fire Agencies throughout Stanislaus County. 
==History ==
The Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District was formed on March 3, 1995 as a result of Project 94, an exploratory project with the goal of providing the most effective and efficient method of public fire service delivery by reorganizing or combining fire service agencies. The District was created by merging the original boundaries of the Stanislaus County Fire District, the Empire Fire Protection District, the Riverbank Fire Protection District and the Waterford-Hickman Fire District.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Administration - 3324 Topeka Street, Riverbank===
===Fire Station 21 - 461 Mitchell Road, Modesto City-County Airport===
: Engine 21 - 2015 Pierce Velocity PUC (1500/500) (SN#28179-01)
: Grass 21 - Ford F-350 4x4 / Stahl Type 6 wildland (CA#1126265)
: Water Tender 21 - 
===Fire Station 22 - 4845 Yosemite Boulevard, Empire===
Dedicated 1939
:Engine 22 - 
:Quint 22 (ALS) - 2013 Pierce Velocity PUC 6x4 (?/?/105' rear-mount ladder) (SN#26530) (CA#1409764)
===Fire Station 23 - 7737 Yosemite Boulevard, Empire ===
Dedicated 1985
: Engine 23 - Pierce (CA#1188855)
: Brush 23 - International 4x4 / HME Type 3 wildland (CA#1373790) 
: Water Tender 23 - 
===Fire Station 24 - 321 E Street, Waterford ===
Dedicated 2017
: Engine 24 - 2018 Rosenbauer Commander FX (1500/768/23F) (CA#1411752) 
: Brush 24 - International 7600 4x4 / HME-Ahrens Fox Model 34C Type 3 wildland (500/500) (SN#21989)
: Water Rescue 24 - 
: OES Engine 4120 - 2008 HME Ahrens-Fox 1871-SFO SMFD Model 18 Type 1 (1250/850/20F) (SN#21340) (CA#1280642) (VIN#44KFT42858WZ21340) (Ex-OES 347)
===Fire Station 25 - 30198 Yosemite Boulevard, La Grange ===
Dedicated 1980 - Unstaffed
===Fire Station 26 - 3318 Topeka Street, Riverbank ===
Dedicated 1947 - Remodeled 1995
: Engine 26 (ALS) - 2015 Pierce Velocity PUC (1500/500) (SN#28179-02)
: Grass 26 - Ford F-550 4x4 Type 6 wildland
: Water Rescue 26 - 
===Station/Assignment Unknown===
:Battalion 2 - Ford Expedition 4x4
:2017 Kenworth / Rosenbauer tanker (?/3000) (SO#21640)
:2003 Ford F-550 / Dailey Type 6 wildland (125/300) (SN#77891) (Ex-Grass 52)
:2000 E-One Hurricane aerial (1500/500/30A/75' rear-mount) (SN#E1-121554) (Ex-Truck 71) 
==Retired Apparatus==
:2004 Pierce Arrow XT pumper (1250/?) (SN#15197-01)
:2004 Pierce Arrow XT pumper (1250/?) (SN#15197-02)
:2004 Pierce Arrow XT pumper (1250/?) (SN#15197-03)
:2004 Pierce Arrow XT pumper (1250/?) (SN#15197-041)
:1999 International 4900 / MBW Type 3 wildland (500/500/30B) (SN#12390) (Ex-Engine 54) 
:1999 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/750/50A) (SN#E1-20380) (Ex-Engine 22) 
:1991 Pierce Dash 2000 pumper (1250+300/750) (SN#E6879) (Ex-Engine 24)
:1989 GMC 3500 / Local rescue (Ex-Squad 84) 
:1989 Pierce Dash walk-around rescue (SN#E5092) (Ex-Squad 81) 
:1987 Spartan Gladiator GA26-2142 / Van Pelt / FMC pumper (1500/750) (SN#831927) (Ex-Engine 21)
:1987 Spartan Gladiator GA26-2142 / Van Pelt / FMC pumper (1500/750) (SN#831917) (Ex-Engine 22)
:1987 GMC TopKick / Knapheide (SN#K62237) (Ex-HazMat 98) 
:1985 Ford F-700 / E-One (1000/750) (SN#E1-4452) (Ex-Engine 34) 
:1984 Ford F-700 / Local Type 6 wildland (500/500) (SN#E1-4452) (Ex-Engine 46) 
:1984 Kenworth W900 / 1989 Hi-Tech (1000/3000) (Ex-Water Tender 64)
:1982 Ford F-700 / Local walk-around rescue (Ex-Squad 86)
:1979 International S2524 / Van Pelt tanker (350/1700) (SN#727439) (Ex-Water Tender 62)
:1975 International F2050 FleetStar / Local / 1975 Van Pelt rebuilt pumper-tanker (350/3200) (Ex-Water Tender 62)
==External Links==
*Stanislaus Consolidated Fire Protection District
==Station Map==
Category:Stanislaus County
Category:California departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:California departments operating Rosenbauer apparatus