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Molalla Fire District
Fire & Rescue Agency Serving South Clackamas County, OR
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Molalla Main Station

320 N. Molalla Avenue, Molalla, OR 97038
(503) 829-2200
Molalla Fire Station No. 1

Built in 1967, Remodeled in 2000. Seismically upgraded and remodeled in May of 2019.

Station 382 is the main operating station for the Molalla Fire District. It houses our administrative staff and offices. The station is staffed by 4 career staff who work an A, B, C rotating shift schedule. The staff consists of 1 Lieutenant and 3 Firefighter/Paramedics. The station also has 1 Lieutenant that works Mon-Thurs and operates as our Fire Marshal/Investigator. We also have 1 daytime Recruitment/Retention Coordinator who works Mon-Thurs.

The Station houses 2 Type 1 Pumpers, 3 ALS Ambulances, 1 Water Tender, 2 Type 6 Brush Rigs, 3 support vehicles and 1 rehab vehicle. This station services the areas of Molalla, Rural Dell, Meadowbrook and Shady Dell. This station also responds to all emergencies within Molalla fire District.

Apparatus

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Engine 382

Engine 382 is a built on a 2016 Spartan Transformer chassis. It is equipped with a 1500 GPM pump and a 750 gallon water tank. It also features vehicle extrication equipment and BLS (Basic Life Support) medical equipment. The purchase of E382 was funded by 2014 Bond.

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Engine 384

Engine 384 is a built on a 2016 Spartan Transformer chassis. It is equipped with a 1500 GPM pump and a 750 gallon water tank. It also features vehicle extrication equipment and BLS (Basic Life Support) medical equipment. The purchase of E384 was funded by 2014 Bond.

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Medic 382

Medic 382 is an ALS ambulance that was manufactured by Braun Northwest on a 2022 Ford F550 chassis.

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Medic 384

Medic 384 is an ALS ambulance that was manufactured by Braun Northwest on a 2017 Ford 550 Chassis.
A Fire District ambulance with a side compartment and emergency lights

Medic 386

Medic 386 is a reserve ALS ambulance manufactured by Braun Northwest on a 2014 Dodge 3500 Chassis.

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Heavy Brush 386

Heavy Brush 386 was built by Boise Mobile Equipment on a 2022 Freightliner chassis.  It is equipped with a 500 GPM pump and a 500 gallon water tank.  It has the capability to respond to both structural and wildland fires.  It was purchased through a grant from the State of Oregon Department of Administrative Services with the help of House Representative Rick Lewis.

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Water Tender 382

Water Tender 382 is built on a 2013 Kenworth Chassis. It is equipped with a 750 GPM pump and a 3000 gallon water tank.

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Brush 384

Brush 384 is built on a 2020 F550 Chassis and is equipped with a 400 gallon water tank.
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Brush 385

Brush 385 is built on a 2020 F550 Chassis and is equipped with a 400 gallon water tank.
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Squad 382

Squad 382 is built on a 2016 F150 chassis.

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Squad 384

Squad 384 is built on a 2014 F150 chassis.
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Duty Officer 389

Duty Officer 389 is operated by the shift duty officer. It is built on a 2016 F150 chassis. 

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Chief 381

Chief 381 is operated by a the Fire Chief and is built on a 2019 F150 chassis.

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Rehab 384

Rehab 384 is a 2009 Lifeline ambulance built on a Chevy Duramax chassis.