The Ventura County Fire Department operates a variety of vehicles to accomplish its missions. Many of them are very visible and familiar; others are unique with specialized capabilities and functions. All VCFD fire stations have a staffed Fire Engine in service.

The reserve engine is an Office of Emergency Services (OES) engine. There are 120 OES engines statewide and two in the Ventura County Fire Department. These engines are owned and maintained by the state and deployed with local fire departments to be used during disasters.

In 2005, the firefighter position was upgraded to Paramedic/Firefighter and Engine 36 became the department’s third Medic/Engine. The Oak Park Fire Station is staffed daily by three firefighters and houses Medic/Engine 36; Reserve Engine 136 and Utility 36.

Ventura County uses two main types of engines. The first is the standard engine, which is often referred to as a "triple-combination pumper" as it has a fire pump, water tank and fire hose. Each engine can deliver 1,500 GPM of water and carry 500 gallons of water.

The Ventura County Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical services to the Venture County Fire District. The district encompasses all the unincorporated areas of Ventura County, California, as well as the cities of Camarillo, …

What’s On A Fire Engine? Watch Firefighter Hodge give a tour of Fire Engine 20 based in Upper Ojai. If you have a question, please leave your question...

VCFD is adding four new BME Type 3 brush engines to our fleet. These custom built brush engines include ️ International Motors HV507 chassis ️Waterous CPK-3 PTO pumps ️ 500 gallon UPF water tanks...

Feb 14, 2021 · Welcome to VC Fire Vehicles! This site features pictures of fire apparatuses from the Ventura County area. Please note that this is NOT an official website for any fire agency.

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