Fire Stations
Huntington Beach Fire Department maintains eight fire stations throughout the City. They include:
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Fire Station 1-Gothard 18311 Gothard Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 |
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Fire Station 1-Gothard opened in 1971 and is similar in design and construction to Fire Station 2-Murdy. It is located in the center of the City and serves the Oakview area, Five Points, and Central Park. Station 1-Gothard is located adjacent to the Central Net Training Center, which is a multi-agency training facility used by the cities of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach. Its assigned apparatus includes:
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Fire Station 2-Murdy 16221 Gothard Street Huntington Beach, CA 92647 |
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Fire Station 2-Murdy opened in 1971 and is similar in design and construction to Fire Station 1-Gothard. It is located in the northeast portion of the City and serves the area around Bella Terra Mall, Golden West College, and the San Diego Freeway. Its apparatus includes:
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| Fire Station 3-Bushard
19711 Bushard Street Huntington Beach, CA 92646 |
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Fire Station 3-Bushard opened in 1964 and was remodeled in 2002. It serves the residential areas bordering Fountain Valley. There are several large multi-family complexes and retail centers in this response area. Its apparatus includes: Paramedic/engine company |
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Fire Station 4-Magnolia 21441 Magnolia Street Huntington Beach, CA 92646 |
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Fire Station 4-Magnolia opened in 1973 and serves the southeast portion of the City. It covers the Huntington State Beach area, the Orange County Sanitation Plant, and the Edison Steam Plant (AERA). Its apparatus includes: Paramedic/Engine company |
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Fire Station 5-Lake 530 Lake Street Huntington Beach, CA 92648 |
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Fire Station 5-Lake opened in 1981 and serves the downtown area, as well as the City beach and pier. It is the City's only two-story station and includes a fire pole. Its apparatus includes: Paramedic/engine company Truck company Advanced and Basic Life Support ambulance |
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Fire Station 6-Edwards 18591 Edwards Street Huntington Beach, CA 92647 |
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Fire Station 6-Edwards is the City’s newest fire station and it opened in 2000. This station serves the Seacliff area. Station 6-Edwards personnel staff the Department’s Hazardous Materials Response Unit and a Paramedic Engine company. Depending on the type of response, station personnel will staff the appropriate apparatus. Its apparatus includes: Paramedic/engine company Advanced and Basic Life Support ambulance Hazardous materials response unit |
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Fire Station 7-Warner 3831 Warner Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92649 |
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Fire Station 7-Warner opened in 1977 and serves the Huntington Harbor area, as well as the Bolsa Chica State Beach. The Marine Safety Department shares a portion of the facility and docks their rescue boats in the harbor behind the fire station. Its apparatus includes: Paramedic/engine company |
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Fire Station 8-Heil 5891 Heil Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92647 |
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Fire Station 8-Heil is the City’s oldest active fire station and it serves the north part of the City, including the large industrial area. It was opened in 1964. Its apparatus includes:
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