Pierce County Fire District 6

== History ==
In September of 1991, Pierce County Fire District 4 (Midland) merged with Pierce County Fire District 6. The district then became known as Parkland/Midland Fire Department, still as Pierce County Fire District 6. Throughout the early-mid 1990's, the neighboring fire districts began to consolidate their training and public education programs, as well as regularly responding to calls within other fire districts. In February on 1996, Pierce County Fire Districts 7 & 9 (Spanaway & Summit/South Hill) merged with Parkland/Midland Fire Department, forming Central Pierce Fire & Rescue. 
=== Fire Stations ===
Station 	Address 	In Service	Notes
Fire Station	130 114th Street South, Parkland 	1946-1969 	Became an auto repair shop
Fire Station	100 114th Street South, Parkland 	1969-1996 	Became Central Pierce Fire Station 61
Fire Station	9512 17th Avenue East, Midland 	1953-1996 	Became Central Pierce Fire Station 63
Fire Station	1410 Brookdale Road East, Parkland	1985-1996 	Became Central Pierce Fire Station 68
== Apparatus ==
:1986 Pierce Arrow pumper (1500/500)
:1986 Pierce Arrow pumper (1500/500)
:1986 Pierce Arrow pumper (1500/500)
:1984 E-One Hurricane aerial (1500/300/85' rear-mount)
:1947 Chevrolet Loadmaster / Roney pumper (500pto,150aux/500) (Sold to Tenino Fire District 12 on 5/2/1962)
:19?? pumper (500/?) (Sold to South Bay Fire Department on 4/1/1953 for $600.00)
:1932 Ford Model AA / 1942 Peterton Manufacturing pumper (300 front-mount/600) (Ex-Parkland Drilling Company) (Sold to Lacey Volunteer Fire Department on 5/25/1949)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Pierce County, Washington
Category:Former operators of E-One apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierce apparatus