STATION 11 PHOTOS


Station Location: 10895 West Emerald Street

Station Call Letters: WT4011

Units in Quarters: Engine 11 and a 1939 Seagrave

History of Station 11

Station 11 was the inheritance of the former quarters for North Ada County Fire and Rescue's (NACFAR) Station 2, which opened for North Ada County Fire in September, 1979. When NACFAR moved to their new quarters located on Chinden Boulevard, the city of Boise took the station, first housing it with the "lime green" American LaFrance Pioneer series engine in 1996.  Soon after the opening the station received a new Simon/Duplex-Boise Mobile Equipment pumper.

In 2004, the station was remodeled and expanded.


Station 11 Run Totals

  1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2006 2007
Total Calls 855 962 1016 956 996 1152 1052

For 2007:
Engine 11 came in ninth place in the number of calls answered by Boise apparatus.
Fire Station 11 only has the one apparatus responding to any call.


Engine 11 1939 Seagrave
ENGINE 11: 1997 Simon-Duplex/Boise Mobile Manufacturing

Specifications:


1.Simon-Duplex Front Tilting Aluminum 6-man seating Type Chassis
2.Detroit Diesel Series 60 420 hp Engine
3.Allison HT-740 Transmission
4.Darley EM-1500 two-stage midship pump with top mount control
5.212 inch wheelbase
6.158 inch cab to axle
7.35,000 lb to GVW rating
8.50 gallon fuel tank
9.Emergency Light Package
10.2-110 volt 500 watt extendable scene lights
11.Hydraulic ladder rack
12.1000 gallon "UPF-Poly Tank" with lifetime warranty
13.4-2.5 inch pump panel discharges
14.2-2.5 inch rear discharges pump panel controlled
15.3 inch pump panel controlled monitor
16.2-6 inch pump panel suction connection
17.1-2.5 inch gated pump panel suction
18.Relief valve
19.Priming system
20.Required engine warning guages, lights, and alarms
21.3-1.5 inch or 1.75 inch speedlay preconnect hose comparments with 200 foot capacity
22.2 Hard suction trays for 6 inch suction hose
23.4 NFPA approved folding steps above rear step and 2 at each side pump panel
24.Maximum compartmentation--Rescue type sides both sides with Tail board comparment included
25.Standard rear body diamond plate protection package
26.Standard removable rear step
27.24 foot extension ladder
28.14 foot roof ladder
29.2 Pike poles and mounting tubes
30.12 foot folding attic ladder
1939 SEAGRAVE:   Originally a Boise Fire Department apparatus, this apparatus eventually ended up in as a Ketchikan, AK engine. Boise reacquired the apparatus prior to the 2001 Centennial celebration and is currently in the process of restoration.



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