San Luis Obispo County Fire Department

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San Luis Obispo County Fire Department
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CountryFlag of the United States.svg  United States
State Flag of California.svg  California
County San Luis Obispo
Facilities and equipment
Battalions5
Stations 21
Engines 17 - first run
5 - reserve
Rescues 8
Tenders 3
HAZMAT 1
USAR 1
Airport crash 2
Wildland 12 - type 3
Light and air 1
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The San Luis Obispo County Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency response services for the unincorporated areas of San Luis Obispo County, California as well as the communities of Los Osos, Pismo Beach and Avila Beach. [1] CAL FIRE a California state agency, functions as the fire department for San Luis Obispo under a contract with the county, and has done so since 1930. The department has 180 full-time employees in the Department. These full-time employees are supplemented by up to 100 seasonal firefighters, 300 paid-call and reserve firefighters, and 120 state inmate firefighters. [1]

Contents

Stations

Fire Station NumberAreaEngine CompanyWildland UnitMiscellaneous UnitsOther Units
10 Cambria Engine 10Engine 3466Squad 10 [2]
11 Cayucos Engine 3469Utility 3451 [3]
14 Morro Toro Engine 14 [4]
15 South Bay Medic Engine 15
Engine 215
BC 3411
Medic Squad 15
Utility 15
Boat 15
[5]
16 Cayucos Engine 16 [6]
20 Nipomo Medic Engine 20
Engine 220
Engine 3467BC 3412
Squad 20
OES 387
Utility 3452 [7]
21 Airport Engine 21Rescue 21
Water Tender 21
Crash 21
Crash 221
MCI 21
[8]
22 Nipomo Mesa Medic Engine 22Patrol 22 [9]
23 San Luis Obispo Engine 23Engine 3484 [10]
30 Paso Robles Engine 30Engine 3462
Engine 3472
Rescue 30Utility 3453 [11]
33 Heritage Ranch Engine 33
Engine 233
Boat 33
Rescue Trailer 31
Utility 31
[12]
34 Oak Shores Engine 34Patrol 34
Boat 34
[13]
35 Las Tablas Engine 3460 [14]
40 Parkhill Engine 40Engine 3465
Engine 3477
BC3414Utility 3454 [15]
41 La Panza Engine 3468 [16]
42 California Valley Engine 42Rehab 42 [17]
50 Creston Engine 50BC3415Water Tender 250 [18]
51 Shandon Engine 51Engine 3461 [19]
52 Meridian Engine 52
Engine 252
HazMat 1 [20]
62 Avila Beach Engine 62
Engine 362Breathing Support 62Utility 62
Boat 62
[21]
63 Shell Beach Engine 63Engine 3470Utility 63 [22]
64 Pismo Beach Engine 64
Engine 264
Rescue 64
Boat 64
Lifeguard 64 [23]

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References

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Coordinates: 35°23′N120°27′W / 35.38°N 120.45°W / 35.38; -120.45