Type 1 fire engines are used primarily for structural firefighting. They are equipped with large diameter supply hose, have very high capacity pumps, and are designed to operate on paved surfaces. The District staffs three of these engines each day with an engine company of two, and has one engine in reserve status at all times.
Engine 8219 out of McKInleyville Station,
Log decks off of West End Rd. in Arcata.
Engine 8217 out of Mad River Station.
Engine 8219 on next to the Jacoby Creek covered bridge.
Snow on Fickle Hill in winter of 2022.
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