Station 61 | 343 West Canton Avenue

The City's newest facility was officially opened on June 6, 2003. The Public Safety Facility contains the administrative operations of both the Police and Fire Departments as well as the operations of Fire Station 61.

Station 61 Vehicles

Engine 61

2006 Pierce Quantum ALS Pumper

Placed in service fall 2006 as a fully staffed Advanced Life Support (ALS) engine. This engine is equipped with a (CAFS) Compressed Air Foam System to allow immediate delivery of foam operations for an even more effective fire suppression. Carries 750 gallons of water and has a pumping capability of 1750 gallons of water per minute.

Truck 61

2003 Pierce Dash 100' Aerial Platform ALS Truck

Truck 61 was placed in service on July 1, 2003 as the City's first fully staffed ALS Truck Company. This unit is capable of raising an elevated working platform over 100' in the air, as well as delivering 2000 gallons per minute through a pre-piped, remote control waterway.

Rescue 61

2006 MedTec-International Medium Duty Rescue/Transport Vehicle

Rescue 61 placed in service April 2006 as a fully staffed ALS unit. This rescue was designed with attendant and patient safety in mind. Equipped with Stryker Powerlift Stretcher and an additional 110volt air conditioning unit for constant temperature control in the patient compartment. Rescue 61 is a "second generation" model of the Action Safe Area.

EMS Supervisor - EMS 61

2008 Chevrolet Suburban

This vehicle is assigned to the EMS Supervisor and serves as the immediate on-scene Medical Control Unit. It has command unit capabilities as well as additional medical supplies and equipment.

Battalion 61

2002 Chevrolet Suburban

Running out of station headquarters "61" downtown, this unit is assigned to the Battalion Chief who is the Incident Commander on scene. Battalion 61 is equipped with all necessary equipment and tools needed to effectively manage and control any scene.

Marine Rescue Boat-Marine 61

2007 Rescue One Boat with Yamaha Motor

Capable of navigating through the canals and city lakes, Marine 61 is responsible for all water rescues. Features 40hp 4 stroke Yamaha motor, retractable diving platform, large removable seats which double as floating storage bins, and a flat non-skid floor for optimal stability and balance while performing rescues. Placed in service summer of 2008.

Squad 6

2001 Ford F-550 EVI 12' Non-Walk-Thru Squad Body Support Vehicle

Squad 6 was placed in service July 2002 as the primary support unit for the department's Technical Rescue Team. This multi-purpose vehicle carries equipment for trench and confined space rescues, as well as a compressed air cascade system to re-fill SCBA cylinders.

Station 62 | 300 S. Lakemont Avenue

Originally built in 1969, Station 62 was completely renovated in 2001. All the details of the Station 62 renovation on our site. The station now features individual crew quarters and newly renovated living spaces.

Station 62 Vehicles

Engine 62

2006 Pierce Quantum ALS Pumper

Engine 62 was placed in service fall of 2006 and continues to be one of the City's busiest Companies. This engine carries 750 gallons of water and is equipped with hydraulic extrication tools. Engine 62 is a fuly staffed Advance Life Support (ALS) unit.

Rescue 62

2005 MedTec-International Medium Duty Rescue/Transport Vehicle

Rescue 62 is the second of two, fully staffed ALS transport units. It was part of the initial rescue redesign to improve patient and attendant safety. After more than 18 months of design and testing it was placed in service fall 2005. Rescue 62 is also equipped with Stryker Powerlift Stretcher and additional 110volt air conditioning unit.

Station 64 | 1439 Howell Branch Road

This facility was assumed from Orange County Fire Rescue in July 2002. Station 64 was originally part of the Goldenrod - Domeric Fire Protection District and in 1981 became part of the Orange County Fire Rescue System. Due to annexations by the City of Winter Park, operational responsibility was transferred to Winter Park over a three-year period. More information regarding the Station 64 Project can be found on our web site.

Station 64 Vehicles

Engine 64

2001 Pierce Quantum ALS Pumper

Engine 64 was originally placed in service as Engine 61 in July 2001. After arrival of new pierce pumpers it was refurbished and reassigned as Engine 64 in March 2007. Engine 64 carries 750 gallons of water and is capable of delivering 1750 gallons of water per minute. This engine is equipped with hydraulic extrication tools and is a fully staffed Advance Life Support (ALS) unit.

Reserve Apparatus

Reserve Engine 161

1996 Pierce Quantum ALS Pumper

While being one of the first Quantum ALS Pumpers in the department Engine 161 was originally Engine 64. This engine carries 750 gallons of water and capable of pumping 1500 gallons per minute of water. It was placed in reserve status March 2007.

Reserve Truck 161

1993 Sutphen 75-Foot Ladder Pumper

This unit was placed in service on December 20, 1993. It was originally assigned as Engine 61 and served in that capacity until January 2002 when it was reassigned as Truck 61. It was placed in reserve status in July 2003. The unit has a 500 gallon water tank and is capable of delivering 1500 gallons of water per minute.

Reserve Rescue 64

2005 MedTec-International Medium Duty Rescue/Transport Vehicle

Placed in reserve status summer 2006. Rescue 64 is the twin to Rescue 62 and features the same redesign and improvements in patient and attendant safety. Despite being in reserve status, Rescue 64 carries full Advanced Life Support (ALS) equipment at all times enabling it to be activated and placed in service at moments notice.