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The Pasadena Volunteer Fire Department is a 100% volunteer department that provides fire protection for the city of Pasadena, Texas. The City of Pasadena itself was incorporated in 1928, and the Pasadena Fire Department was established shortly thereafter in 1930 with a base membership of 25 volunteerfirefighters.[1]
Along with the City of Pasadena, the department has multiple mutual aid agreements with neighboring cities as well as many other nearby municipal and industrial fire departments. Emergency medical services are provided by a private ambulance service under contract to the city.[1] The PFD further provides mutual aid fire protection to Ellington Field, Johnson Space Center, and the University of Houston–Clear Lake. It is also an active member of the Channel Industrial Mutual Aid (CIMA) organization, which is a conglomeration of municipal and industrial fire departments that respond to the numerous petrochemical plants in the region.[1]
Stations and apparatus[]
2020 Pierce Impel, Engine 10
The PFD has 9 stations spread across the city.[1][2] Stations 2,3,4 and 8 have 2 Engine Companies. PFD has 9 Ford Explorer District Chief vehicles, 3 Cascades(Air/Rehab), 5 Safety Officer vehicles, and numerous other support staff vehicles.
Fire Station Number
Address
Engine Companies
Ladder Company Or Tower Company
Booster Units
Other Units
2
529 Pasadena Blvd
Engine 21, Engine 22
Cascade 2,
3
3004 Red Bluff
Engine 31, Engine 32
Ladder 3
Booster 3
4
101 Queens
Engine 41, Engine 42
Ladder 4
Booster 4
5
4725 Spencer Hwy
Engine 51
Booster 5
Heavy Rescue 5
6
1200 Kirby
Engine 61
Tower 6
Booster 6
7
1600 Crenshaw
Engine 71
Ladder 7
Booster 7
Utility 7
8
4100 Space Center
Engine 81, Engine 82
Ladder 8
Cascade 8
9
4907 Donald
Engine 91
10
17200 Middlebrook
Engine 10
Ladder 10
Booster 10
Cascade 10,
References[]
^ abcdef"About". Pasadena Volunteer Fire Department. Retrieved 8 April 2015.
^ ab"Apparatus". Pasadena Fire Department. Retrieved 9 April 2015.
United States
Texas
