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of the Christopher Kohl's Fire Department...

This station houses E-511, WT-511 and R-511 along with the offices and training center. This station was built by the good people of Christopher Creek circa 1980.

This unit carries 1000 gallons and provides seating for an engineer and 4 SCBA outfitted firefighters. E-511 carries complete extrication equipment and it was the first new piece of apparatus ever purchased! We took delivery of E-511 on March 15th, 1996.

This tender is a 2008 Ford F-750 turbo-charged diesel engine that holds 2000 gallons of water. The extended cab on this truck gives us plenty of room for our gear or extra personnel. We also carry SCBA’s on this unit for initial attack on fires, both structural and wildland fires. We can pump and roll with this tender.

This beauty was built in Phoenix to our specs.

This unit is a 2004 Ford F-350 with a turbo powerstroke diesel engine. We took delivery of this vehicle October 29, 2004 and drove it back from Kansas. It is the department's second new vehicle purchased. It even has automatic tire chains for extreme winter driving conditions.

This rescue unit is one of the best equipped units in the area complete with Advanced Life Support (ALS). We are extremely proud to have this unit available for the district! EMS responses within the communities and along the highway comprise the leading calls for our district!

This station was built mainly by the good people of Kohl's Ranch and dedicated in 1983. The station houses engine E-521 and water tender WT-521.

This was purchased from Sun-City in 1995 and is a 1981 Chevrolet gas-engine with a 1250-gpm pump and 750-gallon water tank.

This tender is a 1989 International with 8900 miles, a 6 cylinder, 5 speed stick shift with a small turbo charger which makes it great for mountain climbing. It has a 2000 gallon stainless steel tank with a 2100 gallon portable dump tank. The tender has lots of compartments for equipment.

With land donated by Arthur Reade, this station was built in 1999 and completed in 2000. The station houses recently purchased engine E-531, water tender WT-531, Brush B-531 and a trailer with portable water tank and pump.

The Fuel Reduction pickup is also brush-wildland response capable. This unit is a 1994 Chevy 4x4 purchased from state surplus and outfitted by the chief and department members.

This engine was purchased in July 2004 from Kachina Village. Its a 1980 Ford series 750 diesel engine with automatic trans and 1250 gpm pump and 750-gallon water tank.

This tender was previously known as WT-511 but was recently relocated to Station-53 as WT-531. This vehicle was purchased circa 1990 and was built into a water tender. The vehicle is a 1985 Mack and it carries 2,000 gallons of water, has a PTO pump and is capable of initial attack - wildland or structure.