Boise Fire Department got its roots with the beginning of a volunteer fire department in 1876.  In 1906, though, with 28 men on the roster, Boise Fire Department became a full-time paid city fire department.  Today, Boise Fire serves a city population of 196,000 people and provides automatic and mutual aid to Ada County, with a combined force of 14 stations, an ARFF station at the airport, and planning for future growth.

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Truck 6 is a refurbished Aerialscope 85 ft. mid-mount aerial on a 2002 Pierce Dash chassis.  The truck's aerial had previously been mounted on a 1985 Mach chassis.  The truck responds to all structure fires and vehicle crashes requiring extrication in the Bench and west end of Boise.  This unit is the only Pierce-Aerialscope combination rig in the United States.

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Listen to Live Boise Fire at ScanAmerica (courtesy of Patrick Callison)