Lacey Fire District 3

==About==
Thurston County Fire District 3 is also known as the Lacey Fire District.
==Area Served==
Lacey Fire District 3 provides fire and emergency medical services to the approximately 106,000 residents within the district’s 95 square mile service area in northeastern Thurston County including the City of Lacey, the City of Lacey Urban Growth Area (UGA), and surrounding unincorporated areas, as well as a total of 7 Lakes including: Pattison Lake, Long Lake, Lake St. Clair, Southwick Lake, Louis Lake, Hicks Lake, and Bigelow Lake. Since 2017 the district has provided service to the Nisqually Indian Tribe under a fee-for-service contract. The district has provided service to Nisqually Tribal lands since 1979 under a variety of contracts and fee methods.Nisqually tribe, Lacey Fire reach agreement on fee-for-service model. The Olympian.com. Feb. 26, 2017.
===Interlocal Agreements===
Lacey Fire District 3 is part of a countywide mutual aid agreement which all Fire & EMS agencies within Thurston County are members of. The agreement, which is renewed every 5 years allows any Fire & EMS agency to request aid from any other Fire & EMS agency for the purpose of dealing with large fires or other emergencies.Thurston County Auditor's Office (2005). Interlocal Agreement For Mutual Aid For Firefighting and Emergency Medical Services (File #3734453). Recorded May 25, 2005. EagleWeb.
Lacey Fire District 3 is part of an Interlocal Agreement with Olympia Fire Department (OFD) for apparatus maintenance, where OFD provides the mechanics and Lacey Fire District 3 provides the maintenance facility.
==District Profile ==
Lacey Fire District 3 responds to approximately 17,000 calls per year. The district currently operates from 4 career staffed stations and 1 volunteer resident station.
===Fleet===
Currently, the Lacey Fire District 3 fleet consists of;
*7 Engines
*2 Ladders
*2 Tenders
*3 Aid Units
*2 Brush Units
*2 Chief Units
*2 Battalion Units
*1 Utility
*1 Incident Support Unit (ISU)
*1 Boat
Additionally, 3 Thurston County Medic One Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances respond from Stations 31 & 34 to provide ALS services to the residents of eastern and southeastern Thurston County.
===Interlocal Agreements===
Lacey Fire District 3 (LFD3) maintains an agreement with Olympia Fire Department (OFD), where LFD3 leases out their Vehicle Repair Facility (VRF) to OFD, where OFD then provides mechanics to work on the apparatus from several agencies across Thurston and Mason counties. LFD3 also have agreement with OFD for OFD's provision of maintenece on LFD3's apparatus.
==History==
Lacey Fire District 3 replaced the previous Lacey Volunteer Fire Department.
Lacey Fire District 3 was formed on April 12th, 1949 following a special election held on April 2nd, 1949 regarding the proposal to form the district under Resolution 1666. The votes were cast, with 440 "yes" votes and 43 "no" votes. When it was formed, the district served 48 square miles of land in the Lacey area, and through 2 subsequent annexations of the Lake Saint Clair area to the southeast, and the Hawks Prairie and Beachcrest areas to the north the district served 70 square miles. Lacey Fire District 3 began operations with space from Al G. Homann's Garage before Station 31 was built in 1953. In 1966, the City of Lacey was incorporated and began contracting with Fire District 3 for fire protection within the City limits.
For additional history on Lacey Fire District 3, see Lacey Fire District 3 (History).
===Fire Stations===
Station Number	Station Name 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
32 	Yelm Highway 	10910 Yelm Highway SE, Olympia 	1978-Present	Built in 1978 to replace the old Station 32 that was sold to Olympia Fire Department. Built on land purchased from Delson Lumber Company for $3,000 in April of 1978.Board of Fire Commissioners (1978). April 20, 1978 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives. Completed in September of 1978. Various manufactured homes have been used on site, with the current building being added in 2012.
34 	Steilacoom Road	8447 Steilacoom Road SE, Olympia	2020-Present	Built in 2020 with bond funds passed in 2017.
===Facilities===
Facility 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Training & Education Center (TEC)	8407 Steilacoom Road SE, Olympia	2017-Present	Originally built in 1991 as Station 34. Ultimately replaced by a new Station 34. Converted into a TEC, reserve apparatus apparatus storage facility, and a satellite Thurston County Sheriff's Office substation.
Vehicle Repair Facility (VRF) 	8427 Steilacoom Road SE, Olympia	2004-Present	Built in 2004 with bond funds passed in 2000. Leased to and operated by Olympia Fire Department.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station 31 (Headquarters) - 1231 Franz Street SE, Lacey===
Built 2004 
:Engine 31 - 2016 Pierce Velocity (1500/500) (SN#29162)
:Truck 31 - 2021 Pierce Velocity Notched 7010 6x4 (-/-/107' Ascendant rear-mount platform) (SN#34937)
:Tender 31 - 2013 Peterbilt 385 6x4 / Fouts Bros (500/2500)
:Rescue 31 - 2020 Ford F-550 4x4 / MCB walk-around (-/-/20' Scene Commander crane)Rescue 31 is used by members of the Thurston County Special Operations Rescue Team (SORT), which provides technical rescue training to members of other fire agencies within Thurston County.
:Aid 31 - 2014 Ford E-450 / Braun Northwest
:Battalion 31 - 2021 Ford F-150 Police Responder 4x4 w/ cap
:SORT 31 - 2014 Ford F-250 4x4 w/ cap (Ex-Utility 31)
:Boat 31 - 2020 Bombard Commando C5 / 35HP Tohatsu
:ORV 31 - 2015 Polaris Ranger 6x6 / RKO Enterprises
:Transport 31 - 2008 Thomas Saf-T-Liner HDX (Ex-North Thurston Public Schools)Transport 31 was purchased in early 2024 to facilitate the transportation of South Sound Fire Training Academy recruits to and from fire drills & training.
:Ski 31 - 2013 Seadoo GTI SE
:Ski 32 - 2013 Seadoo GTI SE
:Engine 312 (Spare) - 2012 Pierce Velocity (1500/500) (SN#26042-01) (Ex-Engine 33)
:Truck 312 - 2006 Pierce Dash 6x4 (-/-/105' rear-mount) (SN#17997)
:Battalion 312 (Spare) - 2015 Ford Expedition 4x4
:Antique - 1924 Ford Model TT pumper (350 mid-mount/100) (Housed in lobby)
Lacey Fire Station 31.jpg|Station 31
Lacey Fire District 3 2016 Engine 31.jpg|Engine 31
Lacey Fire District 3 2020 Ford Rescue 31.jpg|Rescue 31
LFD3 T31.jpg|Tender 31
Lacey Fire District 3 Aid 31 2014 E450.jpg|Aid 31
Lacey Fire District 3 2021 Battalion 31.jpg|Battalion 31
SORT 31.jpg|SORT 31
Lacey Fire District 3 Bombard BT31.jpg|Boat 31
Lacey Fire District 3 ORV 31.jpg|ORV 31
LFD3 SKI31.jpg|Ski 31
LFD3 SKI32.jpg|Ski 32
Lacey Fire District 3 2012 Pierce Engine 312.jpg|Engine 312
Lacey Fire District 3 Truck 312.jpg|Truck 312
Battalion 312.jpg|Battalion 312
Lacey Fire District 3 1924 Ford Model AA.jpg|Antique 1924 Ford Model TT
===Fire Station 32 - 10910 Yelm Highway SE, Olympia===
Built 1978 / Volunteer Resident 
:Engine 32 - 2007 Freightliner M2 106 / Central States / Rosenbauer (1250/1000)
:Antique - 1945 Seagrave (500/500) (Ex-Engine 372)
Lacey Fire District 3 Station 32.jpg|Station 32
Lacey Fire District 3 1945 Seagrave.jpg|Antique 1945 Seagrave
===Fire Station 33 - 6500 Mullen Road SE, Olympia===
Built 2004 
:Engine 33 - 2021 Pierce Velocity 7010 (1500/500) (SN#34956-02)
:Aid 33 - 2019 Ford E-450 / 2006 North Star / 2019 Braun Northwest remount (SO#622-R)
Lacey Fire District Station 33.jpg|Station 33
Lacey Fire District 3 Engine 33.jpg|Engine 33
===Fire Station 34 - 8447 Steilacoom Road SE, Olympia ===
Built 2020 
:Engine 34 - 2019 Pierce Velocity (1500/500) (SN#32364)
:Tender 34 - 2012 Peterbilt 385 6x4 / Fouts Bros (500/2500) (Ex-Tender 32)
:Brush 34 - 2019 Ford F-550 4x4 / 2001 Fouts Bros / 2001 Darley skid / 2019 FD remount (250/400/10A)
:Aid 34 - 2023 Ford F-550 / 2014 North Star / 2023 Bruan Northwest remount
Lacey Fire District 3 Station 34.jpg|Station 34
Lacey Fire District 3 2019 Pierce Engine 34.jpg|Engine 34
Lacey Fire District 3 2019 Ford F-550 Brush 34.jpg|thumb|Brush 34
Chief 34.jpg|Chief 34
===Fire Station 35 - 3701 Willamette Drive, Lacey===
Built 2004 
:Engine 35 - 2021 Pierce Velocity 7010 (1500/500) (SN#34956-01)
:Brush 35 - 2019 Ford F-550 / 2001 Fouts Bros / 2001 Darley skid / 2019 FD remount (250/400/10A)
Lacey Fire District 3 Station 35.jpg|Station 35
Lacey Fire District 3 2019 Pierce Engine 35.jpg|Engine 35
Lacey Fire District 3 2019 Ford F-550 Brush 35.jpg|thumb|Brush 35
===Training and Education Center - 8407 Steilacoom Road SE, Olympia===
Built 1992, expanded 2004 
:Engine 342 (Spare) (3173) - 2012 Pierce Velocity (1500/500) (SN#26042-02) (Ex-Engine 34)
:ISU 3 - 1994 Chevrolet / Union City Body Company / RC Display Vans (Ex-Command 3)
Lacey Fire District 3 ISU3.jpg|ISU 3
===Staff Vehicles=== 
:Chief 31 - 2022 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Chief 32 - 2022 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Chief 33 - 2022 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Chief 34 - 2017 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Chief 35 - 2017 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Chief 36 - 2022 Ford Police Interceptor Utility AWD (Unmarked)
:Logistics 31 - 2018 Ford F-150 (Unmarked)
:Training 32 - 2007 Chevrolet Tahoe (Ex-Battalion 39)
:Utility 35 - 2022 Ford Escape (Unmarked)
:Utility 36 - 2022 Ford Escape (Unmarked)
:Utility 37 - 2018 Ford Escape (Unmarked)
=== Assignment Unknown===
:2014 Ford Explorer AWD (Ex-Chief 31)
==On Order==
: ISU 3 - 2023 Ford F-550 4x4 / North Star 
::Planned to be delivered in spring/summer 2025.
==Retired Apparatus==
===Engines=== 
:2001 Pierce Saber pumper (1500 top-mount/500) (SN#12303) (Ex-Engine 311, donated to Bomberos Voluntarios de Uruapan)
:2001 Pierce Saber pumper (1500 top-mount/500) (SN#12010) (Ex-Engine 342, ex-Engine 34)
:1994 Pierce Dash pumper (1500/500) (SN#E8134-01) (WA#25789C) (Ex-Engine 33)
:1994 Pierce Dash pumper (1500/500) (SN#E8134-02) (WA#25790C) (Ex-Engine 36)
:1992 Pierce Dash / 2001 Pierce refurb pumper (1500/500) (SN#E8134-01) (Rehab SN#F4655) (Ex-Engine 332, ex-Engine 33)
:1992 Pierce Dash pumper (1500/500) (SN#E8134-02) (Ex-Engine 35)
: 1992 Spartan Gladiator / Western States pumper (1500/500)
:1989 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500) (SN#E5163) (Ex-Engine 342, ex-Engine 34) (Sold to Bald Hills Fire Department in 2013)
:1989 Pierce Lance pumper (1500/500) (SN#E5166) (Ex-Engine 312, ex-Engine 31) (Donated to Belize National Fire Service in 2020)Lacey Fire District 3 E311 Facebook Post
:1979 Mack R / Pierce pumper (1000/750) (Ex-Engine 352)Board of Fire Commissioners (1977). December 28, 1977 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1979 Mack R / Pierce pumper (1000/750) (Ex-Engine 332)
:1979 Mack R / Pierce pumper (1000/750) (Ex-Engine 312)
:1979 GMC Sierra 3500 / Pierce mini pumper (300/300) (Surplused 5/17/1990, Traded in at a dealer for a 1972 Mack pumper on 12/13/1990)Board of Fire Commissioners (1990). May 17, 1990 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.Board of Fire Commissioners (1990). December 13, 1990 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1972 Mack CF-795 pumper (Acquired by trade of the 1978 GMC mini pumper at a dealer for the Mack) (Surplused 4/5/2001)
:1971 Mack CF-611 pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 311)
:1971 Mack CF-611 pumper (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 314)
:1967 Mack C-125 pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 362) (Sold to Mason County Fire District #18 in 1994 for $4,000)
:1967 Mack C-125 pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 312) (Sold to Mason County Fire District #18 in 1994 for $4,000)
:1961 Crown pumper (Ex-Engine 342) (SN#F1243) (1250/750) (Ex-Snohomish County Fire District No. 12, purchased in 1961) (Surplused 8/15/1991)
:1953 Seagrave 70th Anniversary Series pumper (750/750) (Ex-Engine 31) (Surplused to Jefferson County Fire District 7 in 1985)Board of Fire Commissioners (1985). October 8, 1985 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1953 Ward LaFrance CW-750 pumper (750/175/40F) (Ex-Engine 324) (Ex-U.S. Air Force, acquired 7/13/1972)Board of Fire Commissioners (1981). December 16, 1981 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.Board of Fire Commissioners (1972). July 13, 1972 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives. (Sold to Bucoda Fire Department on 2/4/1982)Board of Fire Commissioners (1982). February 4, 1982 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1949 Dodge / Nelson Equipment pumper (500/500) (Ex-Engine 34, ex-Engine 31) (Sold to Mason County Fire District 4 in 1973)
:1949 Dodge / Nelson Equipment pumper (500/500) (Ex-Engine 372, ex-Engine 32) (Surplussed 12/5/1977)Board of Fire Commissioners (1977). Resolution #163. Washington State Digital Archives. (Sold to Mason County Fire District 18 in 1978)
:1945 Seagrave pumper (500/500) (Ex-Engine 374) (Surplussed 12/5/1977) (Purchased in the 1970's for Christmas parades to transport Santa)
:1932 Ford Model AA / Local pumper (300/600) (Ex-Pierce County Fire District 6) (Sold to Mason County Fire District 4 for $1500 in 11/1949)
:1924 Model TT pumper (350/100) (Purchased from Montesano Fire Department in 1954 specifically as a parade apparatus. Notably, the pumper has a mid-mount pump, uncommon for apparatus at the time.)
4 26 1979 LFD Mini pumper.jpg|1979 GMC / Pierce
===Trucks === 
: 1971 Mack CF-685 aerial (-/-/75' Aerialscope) (Ex-Truck 31) (Surplused 8/19/1999)Board of Fire Commissioners (1999). August 19, 1999 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
===Tenders=== 
:1989 Spartan Monarch / Western States 6x4 Intra-Cab tanker (1000/2500) (Ex-Tender 31)
:1956 GMC 450 6x4 / Roney tanker (500 front-mount/2000) (Ex-Tender 31) (Sold to Bald Hills Fire Department in 1975 for $5,500)Board of Fire Commissioners (1975). September 25, 1975 Meeting Minutes. (Page 4) Washington State Digital Archives.
:1942 International tanker (?/800) (Ex-U.S. Air Force fuel tanker) (Purchased 3/27/1950 for $800)Board of Fire Commissioners (1950). March 27, 1950 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives. (Sold to East Olympia Fire District 6 in the late 1950's)
===Brush Units=== 
:2001 Ford F-550 / Fouts Bros / Darley brushBoard of Fire Commissioners (2001). December 12, 2001 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives. (250/400/10A) (Ex-Brush 34) (Body remounted on a 2019 Ford F-550 chassis)
:2001 Ford F-550 / Fouts Bros / Darley brush (250/400/10A) (Ex-Brush 35) (Body remounted on a 2019 Ford F-550 chassis)
: 1989 GMC 3500 4x4 / WA DNR brush (100/250) (Ex-Brush 31) (Sold to McLane Fire District 9)In 1986, Lacey Fire District 3's Division Chief worked with the nearby Washington States Department of Natrual Resources (WA DNR) shops to built 3 custom brush rigs for the district. This was the first time WA DNR built apparatus for anyone outside of the DNR. This was done as a cost saving measure. The cost of building three rigs with DNR assistance was equal to the cost of purchasing one commercially built rig.
: 1989 GMC 3500 4x4 / WA DNR brush (100/250) (Ex-Brush 34) (Surplused 7/2/2002)
: 1989 GMC 3500 4x4 / WA DNR brush (100/250) (Ex-Brush 36) (Surplused 7/2/2002)
:1954 GMC M135 2½-ton 6x6 / FD-Built brush (120/All 5 1950's GMC brush rigs had water tanks ranging from 840 to 1100 gallon capacities.) (Ex-Brush 331) (Ex-TCCD) (Surplused 1/4/1990)Board of Fire Commissioners (1990). January 4, 1990 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1954 GMC M135 2½-ton 6x6 / FD-Built brush (120/) (Ex-Brush 371?) (Ex-TCCD) (Surplused 1/4/1990)
:1954 GMC M135 2½-ton 6x6 / FD-Built brush (120/) (Ex-Brush 361) (Ex-TCCD) (Surplused 1/4/1990)
:1952 GMC M135 2½-ton 6x6 / FD-Built brush (120/) (Ex-Brush 351) (Ex-TMHD, purchased 1971)Board of Fire Commissioners (1982). September 15, 1982 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.June 23, 1983 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.Brush 351 was totalled in a rollover accident in the early 1980's. All useage parts were stripped off of it, and the remains were surplussed to a fire district in neighboring Pierce County.
:1952 GMC M135 2½-ton 6x6 / FD-Built brush (120/) (Ex-TCCD) (Surplused 1/4/1990)
===Aid Units=== 
:2014 Ford E-450 / North Star ambulance (Ex-Aid 34) (Body remounted on a 2023 Ford F-550 chassis)
:2008 Ford E-450 / North Star ambulance (Ex-Thurston County Medic One, acquired 5/1/2018)
:2006 Ford E-450 / North Star ambulance (Ex-Aid 33) (Ex-Thurston County Medic One) (Body remounted on a 2019 Ford E-450 chassis)
:2004 Ford E-450 / North Star ambulance (Ex-Thurston County Medic One, acquired 11/15/2011)
:1999 Ford E-350 / Road Rescue ambulance (Ex-Aid 31) (Sold to Tenino Fire District 12 in 2012)
:1996 Ford E-450 / North Star ambulance (WA#40956C) (Ex-Thurston County Medic One, acquired 10/18/2004)
:1992 Ford E-350 / North Star ambulance (Ex-Aid 34) (Surplused September of 1999)
:1984 Chevrolet C30 / Marysville ambulance (Ex-Squad 31)Board of Fire Commissioners (1984). June 28, 1984 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.Board of Fire Commissioners (1984). July 2, 1984 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.At the meeting held on June 28th, it was planned to accept the bid for a 1981 GMC LeBaron, but that bid was rejected at the July 2nd meeting as the company selling the GMC was not authorized to sell the unit, so the next best bid for a brand new 1984 Chevrolet was accepted instead.
:1976 Dodge / Arrow Ambulance ambulance (Acquired by donation from Arrow Ambulance in 1984.)Board of Fire Commissioners (1984). April 24, 1984 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives. (Surplused to Yakima County Fire District 1 in June of 1985.)Board of Fire Commissioners (1985). June 17, 1985 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1971 Dodge Tradesmen Type II ambulance (Ex-Rescue 310) (Ex-McLane Fire District 9) (Surplused 10/2/1997)
=== Staff Units=== 
:2007 Chevrolet Tahoe command (Sold to City of Montesano)
:2007 Chevrolet Tahoe command (Sold to Bald Hills Fire Department)
:2004 GMC Yukon XL command (Ex-Utility 31, ex-Battalion 31) (Sold to Bald Hills Fire Department)
:2000 Ford Explorer (Used by Duty Ranger) (Surplused 6/1/2006)
:1998 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 (Surplused 6/1/2006)
:1996 GMC Yukon (Surplused 8/31/2005)
:1994 Pontiac (Surplused 2/16/2006)
:1994 Pontiac (Surplused 2/16/2006)
:1993 Plymouth Sundance (Surplused 8/7/2003)
:1993 Dodge Dynasty (Surplused 8/7/2003)
:1992 Ford Aerostar command (Lost in a MVA on 3/1/1996) (Ex-Command 3)
:1991 Pontiac staff unit
:1986 Pontiac staff unit
:1985 Chevrolet Celebrity
:1984 Buick Century
:1984 Chevrolet S-10 (Surplused 1/16/2003)
:1984 Chevrolet S-10 (Surplused 2/16/2006)
:1982 Dodge Diplomat (Surplused 11/25/1991)
:1982 Dodge sedan (Surplused 5/17/1990)
:1981 Dodge sedan (Surplused 5/17/1990)
:1981 GMC Suburban command unit (Purchased in used condition for $8,500 in 1986)Board of Fire Commissioners (1986). November 12, 1986 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1981 GMC Sierra pickup
:1981 Ford Futura (Surplused 5/20/1993)
:1981 Buick
:1980 Chevrolet 3500
:1980 GMC Sierra (Surplused 3/19/1992)
:1980 GMC Sierra (Surplused 3/19/1992)
:1978 Pontiac Bonneville staff unit (Surplused 5/20/1993)
:1976 Dodge Dart (Ex-City of Lacey) (Acquired by trade of 2 1965 pickup trucks in 1983)Board of Fire Commissioners (1983). August 19, 1983 Meeting Minutes.Washington State Digital Archives.
:1971 Dodge D-100 pickup (Surplused 1/10/1977)
:1971 Dodge Tradesman 200
:1971 AMC Ambassador
:1971 AMC Ambassador
:1970 Plymouth Fury (One of 3 vehicles surplused on 3/23/1971)Board of Fire Commissioners (1971). March 23, 1971 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1968 Jeep M715 1¼-ton (Surplused 11/25/1991)
:1968 Jeep M715 1¼-ton (Surplused 11/25/1991)
:1966 Dodge D-100 pickup (One of 3 vehicles surplused on 3/23/1971)
:1965 Ford F-100 pickup (Ex-Utility 33) (1 of 2 vehicles traded with the City of Lacey for a 1976 Dodge Dart owned by the city) (Surplused Mar. 1989)
:1965 Dodge D-100 pickup (1 of 2 vehicles traded with the City of Lacey for a 1976 Dodge Dart owned by the city)
:1965 Dodge D-200 pickup
:1965 Ford F-200 pickup (Acquired 2/21/1975 from the U.S. Federal Government)
:1965 Ford F-200 pickup (Acquired 2/21/1975 from the U.S. Federal Government)
:1965 Oldsmobile station wagon (One of 3 vehicles surplused on 3/23/1971)
:1961 Ford station wagon (Surplused 1/9/1975)
===Other Units=== 
:1986 International / 1967 flatbed / 1993 FD-remount (Purchased 1993 to haul Dozer 31) (Surplused in August 2001)
:1981 Custom Made trailer
:1977 John Deere 450C dozer (Ex-Dozer 31) (Surplused in August 2001)
:1974 tri-axle low boy trailer (Surplused 1980 in favor of using a 1967 flatbed to haul Dozer 31)
:1967 International FleetStar flatbed (Purchased 1980 to haul Dozer 31) (Surplused 5/20/1993)
:1965 Case 310 dozer (Ex-Dozer 31) (Surplussed 12/5/1977)
:1953 REO 6x6 2½ Ton dump truck (Surplussed 12/5/1977, 9/1/1982)Board of Fire Commissioners (1982). September 1, 1982 Meeting Minutes. Washington State Digital Archives.
:1953 GMC 1-ton panel van (Used a utility/firefighter support/aid/rehab unit)
:1949 Lawn Mower trailer
==Future Plans== 
:Expand Vehicle Maintenance Facility
== Notes==
==References==
==External Links == 
*Lacey Fire District
*Fire-EMS Network 1999 Lacey Fire District Page
==Station Map==
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