2021 Annual Fire Report

STATIONS
Central Fire Station opened in 2003. Central Fire Station is the home for one Ladder Truck, one Engine, one
Reserve Engine, one Brush Truck, one Battalion Chief, one Rescue Truck, and the mobile incident command bus.
Station One’s primary response district is all City and ESD areas west of Hwy. 342 to the boundaries of Ovilla and
Glenn Heights. Station One also houses the city’s Emergency Operations Center. Staffing at Station One consists
of one Battalion Chief, one Captain, one Driver/Engineer, and two firefighters. In addition, Fire Administration
offices out of this station.
Station 1 had 2,079 fire apparatus responses
Station 2 had 1,408 fire apparatus responses
Station Two, which opened in January of 2008, services all addresses east of Hwy 342. The station is located in
the 1200 block of Pierce Road. Strategically located to receive the highest ISO points for addresses within the
city, the station is within five road miles of the eastern-most residences of the City of Red Oak. Station Two
houses one engine, and two brush trucks. Staffing at Station Two consists of one Captain, one Driver/Engineer,
and two Firefighters.
Station 3, which houses AMR only, had 1,620 responses
including 1,009 hospital transports
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