Beaumont Fire and Rescue

The Emergency Operations Division is primarily responsible for responding to fires, medical emergencies, technical rescues like vehicle extrication, and emergencies involving hazardous materials. The 206 career firefighters assigned to the Operations Division respond from 12 fire stations located throughout the city’s 86-square miles.

Engine 4 responds from Station 4 at the corner of Lucas and Gladys, and has been the busiest engine company, responding to more than 2,000 calls for service last year. Citywide, the average response time for the first fire suppression unit to arrive on scene at a structure fire or for a first responder to arrive on a medical call has been four minutes, 24 seconds. The department responds to approximately 16,000 calls for service each year.

The Operations Division also is responsible for maintaining firefighting equipment and vehicles, fire stations, and the community’s network of more than 4,000 fire hydrants. When they are not preparing for or responding to calls for service, Operations personnel actively participate in community education and safety awareness programs.

Fire Stations	Built	Equipment	Staffing
Fire Station #1 - 747 College	1981	Assigned Apparatus: 5 Units C54 - 2003 Ford Excursion Command Vehicle C51 – 2007 Chevy Suburban Command Vehicle E1 – 2007 Pierce Dash Fire Engine T1 – 1997 Pierce Lance Platform Aerial T74 – 2006 Ford F450 Custom Light, Air, &Ventilation Unit	8 Members per shift C54- Deputy Chief C51- District Chief E1- Captain, Driver, Firefighter T1- Driver, Firefighter T74- Driver
Fire Station # 2 - 4495 Ironton	1948	Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E2 – 2001 Pierce Lance Fire Engine	3 Members per shift E2- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #3 - 805 Woodrow	1999	Assigned Apparatus: 2 units E3 – 2004 Pierce Lance Fire Engine T3 – 1982 American Ladder Aerial	5 Members per shift E3- Captain, Driver, Firefighter T3- Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #4 - 1301 W. Lucas	1953	Assigned Apparatus: 2 units C52 – 2009 Chevy Suburban Command Vehicle E4 – 2007 Pierce Dash Fire Engine	4 Members per shift C52- District Chief E4- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #5 - 6375 Walden Rd	1999	Assigned Apparatus: 2 units E5 – 2006 Pierce Quint Combination Aerial Hazmat 68 – 2007 E-ONE Cyclone II Hazmat Response Vehicle	3 Members per shift Q5- Captain, Driver, Firefighter (also assigned Hazmat Duties as needed)
Fire Station #6 - 1880 S. Major Dr	1999	Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E6 – 1998 Pierce Lance Fire Engine	3 Members per shift E6- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #7 - 1710 McFaddin	1938	Assigned Apparatus: 2 units E7 – 2008 Pierce Velocity Fire Engine S7 – 1971 Oshkosh Snorkel Aerial	5 Members per shift E7- Captain, Driver, Firefighter S7- Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #8 - 6297 Hwy 105		Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E8 – 1998 Pierce Lance Fire Engine	3 Members per shift E8- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station # 9 - 7010 Gladys	1981	Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E9 – 1994 KME Spartan Fire Engine	3 Members per shift Q9- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #10 - 3855 Washington Blvd	1965	Assigned Apparatus: 2 units C53 – 2009 Chevy Suburban Command Vehicle E10 – 1998 Pierce Lance Fire Engine	4 Members per shift C53- District Chief E10- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #11 - 2185 Sabine Pass	1938	Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E11 – 2009 Pierce Velocity Fire Engine	3 Members per shift E11- Captain, Driver, Firefighter
Fire Station #14 - 8250 Old Voth Rd	1992	Assigned Apparatus: 1 unit E14 – 1995 Spartan Fire Engine	3 Members per shift E14- Captain, Driver, Firefighter