Spring Fire Department

Spring Fire Department
Operational area
Country  United States
State  Texas
CDP Spring
Agency overview[1]
Established May 1953 (1953-05)
Staffing Combination
Fire chief Scott Seifert
EMS level BLS
Facilities and equipment[2]
Stations 9
Engines 10
Platforms 1
Quints 1
Squads 1
Rescues 2
Tenders 2
Wildland 3
Website
Official website

The Spring Volunteer Fire Department is a combination fire department located in Spring, Texas. As a part of the "FM 1960 Area Fire Departments", Spring's apparatus are designated as the "7 Series", where all units start with the number 7.[1] The fire suppression district in which Spring Volunteer Fire Department serves, has emergency medical services that are provided by Cypress Creek EMS, as the Spring Fire Department has no ambulances. The department does however provide BLS first responder services on priority medical calls such as cardiac and respiratory problems.

History

The Department received its initial charter in May 1953 and started out with seven volunteer members.[1] The Association was entirely funded by private donations, including equipment donations from other departments. In 1983, Harris County Rural Fire Prevention District No. 1 was formed. This provided the department with a budget based on taxes.[1]

Stations and apparatus

Address Engine Rescue Tanker Ladder Other
70 22306 Springwoods Village Pkwy.Engine 70 Tower 70, UTV 70
71 656 E. Louetta Rd.Engine 71Rescue 71 Ladder 71Technical Rescue Trailer
72 23000 Northcrest Dr.Engine 72 Tanker 72
73 4923 Treaschwig Rd.Engine 73 Booster 73
74 24030 Old Aldine Westfield Rd.Engine 74 Tanker 74
75 3915 FM 2920Engine 75Rescue 75
76 8407 London WayEngine 76 Booster 76
77 2900 Cypresswood Dr. Engine 77 Squad 77
78 1225 Booker RoadEngine 78 Ladder 78 Booster 78

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 "History". Spring Fire Department. Retrieved 12 April 2015.
  2. "Apparatus". Spring Fire Department. Retrieved 13 April 2015.
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