Roseville Fire Department (California)

==Area Served==
The Roseville Fire Department (RSV) provides fire protection and emergency medical services for the City of Roseville, formerly Griders, Junction, and Roseville Junction, located 16 miles north of Sacramento in Placer County, Northern California, It is thought that the city got its name due to the multitude of wild roses growing along a nearby ravine. Incorporated as a city on April 10, 1909, Roseville has a population of approximately 141,500, and encompasses an area covering 43.05 square miles. The City of Roseville is bordered by the City of Rocklin to the northeast, the unincorporated community and Sacramento City suburb of Granite Bay to the east; the City of Citrus Heights in Sacramento County to the southeast, and the unincorporated community of Antelope, as well as areas of unincorporated Placer County to the southwest 
=== Mutual Aid ===
The Roseville FD has mutual aid agreements with the Placer County Fire Department, the South Placer Fire District, the Rocklin Fire Department, the Lincoln Fire Department, the Penryn Fire Protection District, the CAL FIRE Nevada-Yuba-Placer Unit, and the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District
==Department Profile==
The Roseville Fire Department is a career department with daily operational staffing consisting of 34 personnel working out of 8 fire stations. Every Roseville Fire Department firefighter is certified as a paramedic and/or as an emergency medical technician (EMT), with at least one paramedic on every first line response unit. Engine companies are staffed with 3 personnel (one fire captain, one fire engineer and one firefighter/paramedic), while the. two truck companies are staffed with 4 personnel (one fire captain, one fire engineer. one firefighter/paramedic/tiller operator, and one firefighter/paramedic), The two platoon commander vehicles are each staffed with a battalion chief. Roseville Fire operates a Hazardous Materials Task Force/hazardous materials response vehicle (cross staffed with members of Engine 1 and Truck 1), and a Rescue Task Force/technical rescue vehicle (cross staffed by members of Engine 7 and Truck 7). RFD has several additional cross-staffed and reserve units including Cal OES Type 1 engine company, 5 wildland firefighting units, and utility vehicles. The Roseville Fire Department does not provide EMS and ambulance transport services as part of its mandate. All EMS and transport is provided under a contract by American Medical Response (AMR). RFD responds to approximately 20,000 calls for service annually, Sixty-five percent of which are EMS related. 
=== Fleet ===
The apparatus fleet is comprised of the following resource
*2 Battalion chief vehicles
*8 Engine companies
*5 Wildland engine companies (4-Type 3 and 1-Type 6)
*2 Aerial ladder companies
*1 Rescue company
*1 HazMat company with decontamination trailer
*1 Regional Fire Training Center (FTC) with training tower
=== California Task Force 7 ===
The Roseville Fire Department is a member agency of California Task Force 7 (CA TF-7).
==History==
The Roseville Fire Department was organized in 1907 as a volunteer fire department with W.B. Musson elected as fire chief and W.T. Butler as assistant fire chief. Chiefs Musson and Butler were charged with selecting 16 volunteers to staff two hose carts in order to provide fire protection for the community. On April 28, 1973, a shipment of munitions bound for the Vietnam War and originating at the Hawthorne, NV Army Depot exploded at a major Southern Pacific rail yard in Roseville. Over a period of approximately 32 hours, 18 boxcars exploded in succession, resulting in destroyed buildings and rail sections, and the railroad yard being essentially destroyed. No fatalities occurred, although 48 people were injured. Subsequent investigation pointed to a small fire in a box car caused by overheated brakes. 
===Fire Stations===
Station	Address 	!In Service	Notes
1 	400 Lincoln Street 	1920s-1960s	Closed and converted to Roseville Fire Museum
HQ/1 	401 Oak Street 	 	Closed and demolished
8 	1020 Winding Creek Way	 	Closed, was leased. New fire station 8 being constructed at 7951 Painted Desert Drive
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Administrative Headquarters - 316 Vernon Street===
===Fire Station 1 - 80 Lincoln Street===
Built 2018
:Engine 1 (ALS) - 2020 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500/30F) (SN#34114)
:Truck 1 (ALS) - 2017 Pierce Velocity (-/-/100' tractor-drawn aerial) (SN#31013) (CA#1520020)
:HazMat 1 - 2006 Pierce Dash walk-around (SN#17925) (CA#1230141)
:Battalion 1 - 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 (CA#1509595)
:Utility 1 - Chevrolet Stakebed (CA#1212485)
===Fire Station 2 - 1398 Junction Boulevard===
:Engine 2 (ALS) - 2021 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500/30F) (SN#35616-01) 
:Brush 2 - 2007 International 7000 Series 4x4 / Hi-Tech Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F) (Ex-Engine 302)
===Fire Station 3 - 1300 Cirby Way===
Built 1961
:Engine 3 (ALS) - 2021 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500/30F) (SN#35616-02)
=== Fire Station 4 - 1900 Eureka Road===
Built 1991
:Engine 4 (ALS) - 2021 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500/30F) (SN#35616-03)
:Grass 4 - 2015 Ford F-550 4x4 / Hi-Tech Type 6 wildland (140/350/10F) (Ex-Grass 2)
===Fire Station 5 - 1565 Pleasant Grove Boulevard===
:Engine 5 (ALS) - 2007 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech (1500/500/20F)
:Brush 5 - 2021 International HV 4x4 / BME Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F) (CA#1609295)
===Fire Station 6 - 1430 East Roseville Parkway===
:Engine 6 (ALS) - 2016 Pierce Velocity PUC (1500/500/30F) (SN#29524-03) (CA#1250676)
:Brush 6 - 2021 International HV 4x4 / BME Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F)
===Fire Station 7 - 911 Highland Pointe Drive===
:Engine 7 (ALS) - 2021 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500/30F) (SN#35616-04)
: Truck 7 (ALS) - 2007 American LaFrance Eagle aerial (-/-/100' LTI tractor-drawn) (CA#1250795) (Ex-Truck 1)
:Rescue 7 - 2002 HME 1871 / Hackney walk-around (SN#02F00056) (Ex-Rescue 3)
===Fire Station 8 - 7951 Painted Desert Drive===
:Anticipated opening Spring/Summer 2024
===Fire Station 9 - 2451 Hayden Parkway===
: Engine 9 (ALS) - 2007 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech (1500/500/20F)
: Brush 9 - 2021 International HV 4x4 / BME Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F)
:Battalion 2 - 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 (CA#1509596)
File:RSV BC2-2020.09.jpg|Battalion 2 - 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4
===Fire Training Center - 2030 Hilltop Circle===
The FTC is comprised of the following resources:
*A 6-story training tower named in honor of Captain James Watts (February 20, 1942 - November 17, 2000), Roseville FD
*Computerized burn rooms
*A drafting pit
*A HazMat training site with multiple rail cars and a tanker truck
*Classrooms
*A 2-bay apparatus storage structure
Roseville FD works in partnership with Sierra College in Rocklin, CA for the Firefighter 1 and 2 academy
===Assignment Unknown===
:2022 Freightliner MT-55 / LDV walk-in mobile command center (Operated jointly with Roseville PD) 
:2016 Pierce Velocity PUC pumper (1500/500/30F) (SN#29524-02) (Ex-Engine 4)
:2016 Pierce Velocity PUC pumper (1500/500/30F) (SN#29524-01) (CA#1435457) (Ex-Engine 3)
:2007 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#04517) (Ex-Engine 7)
:2007 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#04507) (CA#1250677) (Ex-Engine 2)
:2007 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#04497) (CA#1250668) (Ex-Engine 4)
:2007 International 7000 Series 4x4 / Hi-Tech Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F) (Ex-Brush Rig 9, ex-Engine 309)
:2007 International 7000 Series 4x4 / Hi-Tech Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F) (CA#1136522) (Ex-Brush Rig 6, ex-Engine 306)
:2007 International 7000 Series 4x4 / Hi-Tech Type 3 wildland (500/500/20F) (CA#1136917) (Ex-Brush Rig 5, ex-Engine 305)
:2007 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 / Odyssey command (Ex-Battalion 8)
:2007 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 / Odyssey command (Ex-Battalion 1)
:2006 American LaFrance Eagle aerial (-/-/100' LTI tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 7)
:2004 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#04074) (Ex-Engine 3)
:2004 International 7400 4x4 / West-Mark Type 3 wildland (500+140/500/15A) (SN#60519) (Ex-Brush 5) 
:2003 International 7400 4x4 / West-Mark Type 3 wildland (500+140/500/15A) (SN#60503) (Ex-Brush 6) 
:2003 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#03773) (CA#1188931) (Ex-Engine 1)
:2003 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#03763) (Ex-Engine 5)
:2003 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#03753) (CA#1250676) (Ex-Engine 6)
:2001 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#02351) (Ex-Engine 5)
:2000 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#03060) (Ex-Engine 2)
:2000 Spartan Gladiator MFD 10"RR GA41M-2142 / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (SN#03050) (Ex-Engine 8, ex-Engine 4) (Repainted red w/ Q-sirens)
:Chevrolet Suburban 4x4 (CA#1232935) (Ex-Battalion 1)
File:1997 Spartan Hi-Tech E b2.jpg|1997 Spartan / Hi-Tech
==Retired Apparatus ==
:2010 HME Ahrens-Fox 1871-SFO SMFD Model 18 Type 1 (1250/850/20F) (SN#21853) (CA#1353124) (Ex-OES 364; returned to OES and reassigned) 
:1999 Ford F-550 / Central States Type 6 wildland (150/500/30A) (Ex-Grass 5)
:1999 American LaFrance Eagle aerial (-/-/100' LTI tractor-drawn) (Ex-Truck 1)
:1997 Spartan Gladiator / Hi-Tech pumper (1500/500/20F) (Ex-Reserve Engine, ex-Engine 1)
:1993 International 4900 / Hackney walk-around (SN#93F2010) (Roseville PD Command?, ex-HazMat 1)
:1990 E-One Hush pumper (1500/500/40F) (SN#8130) (Ex-Spare Engine, ex-Engine 2)
:1990 E-One Hush pumper (1500/500/40F) (SN#8131) (Ex-Engine 4, ex-Engine 3)
:1990 Ford F-384 / Desi's Type 5 wildland (Ex-Grass 3)
:1989 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500/40F) (Ex-Engine 1)
:1989 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500/40F) (SN#4574-01) (Ex-Engine 3, ex-Engine 5)
:1989 Ford F-476 / E-One walk-around (SN#7087) (Ex-Squad 1, ex-Squad 3)
:1988 Ford C-8000 / Westates Type 3 wildland (500/500) (SN#4239T) (Ex-Grass 2)
:1988 Ford C-8000 / Westates Type 3 wildland (500/500) (SN#42391) (Ex-Grass 4)
:1986 Hendrickson / FMC body (1500/-/- 100' LTI rear-mount platform) (Ex-FTC Truck, ex-Reserve Truck, ex-Truck 1)
:1981 Pemfab / E-One pumper (1500/500/-) (Ex-FTC Engine, ex-Engine 3)
:197? GMC / Builder? front-mount pumper
File:HazMat 1 b.jpg|1993 International 4900 / Hackney
==External Links==
*Roseville Fire Department
==Station Map==
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