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This page is to provide you with an idea of the vehicles, apparatus, and real estate owned by the Henrietta Fire District. As mentioned on the information page of this website, the Henrietta Fire District is comprised of six fire stations. Three of these stations are independently owned by the volunteer social organizations, and the Fire District rents space from these three stations to place apparatus. The three remaining stations are owned by the Fire District. These stations are: Station 4 Station 4, located at 850 Bailey Road, is the headquarters of the Henrietta Fire District. This station houses the administrative offices of the District and dispatch center, as well as the career staff, secretary/treasurer, mechanic and district level Chiefs offices. Equipment housed at station 4 also include: Quint 640 (manned with career staff) Midi 646 (manned with career staff) Engine 642 (volunteer engine) Asst. Chief (6C40) vehicle (career) Mechanic truck (6917) Maintenance truck (697) Special Operations trailer* Fire Safety House** Spare Chief vehicle (696) * Special Operations trailer is a tow behind trailer equipped with specialized equipment including water rescue equipment, rope rescue equipment, trench and confined space equipment etc. ** Fire Safety House is a 32 foot tow behind trailer used in our fire prevention programs to teach school age children fire and life safety lessons.
Station 5 Station 5, located at 230 Pinnacle Road, is also owned by the Henrietta Fire District. This station is a volunteer manned station and is equipped with a small bunk room and a lounge area. Additional radio equipment is kept here and this station is used as the emergency back up for our dispatch center in the event our main dispatch center malfunctions or becomes untenable. This firehouse is home to the duty crew and houses one piece of fire apparatus: Station 6 Station 6, located at 60 Erie Station Road Extension, is also known as the Henrietta Fire District Training Center. This station is an all volunteer manned station, and is equipped with an auditorium style classroom and conference facility. This facility is utilized by the District for training purposes as well as other organizations that are permitted to use the facility for similar scenarios. This property also has our training tower. This concrete structure is used for training in the areas of live fire, search and rescue, SCBA work etc. and is used year round. Equipment housed at station 6 include: Engine 662 Engine 643 (reserve engine)
The Henrietta Fire District also owns a parcel of property approximately 2.3 acres in size located on Pinnacle Road near Ward Hill Road. This property was purchased in the 1980's for future use, but at this time still remains undeveloped. In addition to the fire apparatus and equipment mentioned above, the Fire District also owns all of the fire equipment in the three remaining stations: Engine 612 (located at station 1) Engine 622 (located at station 2) Engine 623 (located at station 2) Rescue 628 (located at station 2) Engine 632 (located at station 3) Rescue 638 (located at station 3) Flatbed 6927* (located at station 1) * Flatbed 6927 is a flatbed/tow truck used primarily for the Fire District sponsored Drill Team. It is also used to move vehicles that have been donated for extrication training. The District also owns the three district level Chiefs vehicles. These vehicles are provided to the three district level Chiefs, at no charge, and fuel is provided for these vehicles as well. These vehicles include: Chief 6C10 ('02 Tahoe) Deputy Chief 6C20 ('03 Explorer) Deputy Chief 6C30 ('97 Crown Victoria) While the District does not own the company level Chiefs vehicles, (these vehicles are purchased by the individual company) the Henrietta Fire District does supply them with fuel, radio equipment and emergency lighting and equipment, free of charge. These vehicles include: Asst. Chief 6C11 Asst. Chief 6C22 Asst. Chief 6C33
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