STATION 11 APPARATUS

STATION 11 ASSIGNED APPARATUS

Station 11 supports daily career operations, resident intern station life, training, and equipment readiness. Address: 305 Willamette Avenue, Umatilla, OR 97882.

 

Engine 11 — 2009 Seagrave Type 1. Pump: 1,500 GPM. Water: 750 gallons. Carries automobile extrication tools. Structural firefighting capability with equipment for accessing patients trapped in damaged vehicles.

A red fire truck parked by a lake, surrounded by trees and under a blue sky, ready for emergency response.

 

Engine 13 — 2001 HME Type 1 1250 GPM. Water 800 gallons interface structural engine. Carries automobile extrication tools and wildland hose for WUI incidents. Supports fires where vegetation and threatened structures create overlapping response needs.

A red fire engine parked on a paved area by a body of water, surrounded by green grass and trees under a blue sky.

 

Water Tender 11 — 2024 Rosenbauer. Pump: 1,000 GPM. Water: 2,000 gallons. Owned by Oregon State Fire Marshal. Provides water where hydrants are unavailable or additional supply is needed.

A white fire truck parked on a road near a lake, surrounded by trees and a clear blue sky.

 

Brush 11 - 2026 Ford with Skeeter body, Type 5. Pump: 150 GPM. Water: 400 gallons. Supports grass and brush fires and medical first response as assigned. Smaller apparatus provide access options that differ from a structural engine.

A red fire truck with a rugged design, equipped for brush firefighting, parked near a body of water and surrounded by trees.

 

Brush 13- 2018 Dodge 4×4, Type 6. 150GPM 300 Gallons Supports vegetation fire response and assignments suited to a compact wildland apparatus.

A red utility truck with firefighting equipment parked in a scenic area near water and trees.

 

Boat 11 - 2001 rigid-hull inflatable jet boat with fire pump. Provides a platform for waterway response and appropriate firefighting assignments.

A red inflatable boat on a trailer, parked on a paved area near a lake, surrounded by grass and trees under a blue sky.

 

UTV 11 - 2026 Can-Am Defender. Patient transport capable; 85 gallons for fire suppression. Funded through the SPIRE grant program. Supports limited-access equipment movement and patient movement to a transfer point. It is not an ambulance.

The image shows a blue utility vehicle parked on a path by a lake, surrounded by green grass and trees.