Station #1 Houses an Engine Company and Battalion Chief, Brush Truck & Dive Van with boat. Engine #1 is a 2003 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) 1500 GPM pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.  Battalion Chief #1 is a 2001 Chevrolet Suburban Command Vehicle and is staffed by one Battalion Chief. Battalion #1 covers the areas for Stations 1,2,3,5, and 9. Brush #1 is a 2006 Ford F550/BME with a Waterous Pump.   It is only staffed during the Brush fire season, and it is used as a medical aid car on occasion. Dive #1 is a Ford/Wheeled Coach dive unit with dive boat. It is staffed whenever there is a water rescue emergency by Engine #1 personnel.

Station #2 Houses an Engine Company. Engine #2 is a 1997 Simon-Duplex/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.

Station #3 Houses an Engine Company. Engine #3 is a 2003 Spartan/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Ada County Parmedics Medic 53 Ambulance is staffed by a 2-person crew as well.

Station #4 Houses an Engine Company. Engine #4 is a 2003 Spartan/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.

Station #5 "Home of the Sleepless Knights" Houses an Engine Company and a Truck Company. Engine #5 is a 2007 Spartan/BME 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.  Truck 5 is a 2007 Crimson Fire 103 ft. Tillered aerial powered by a Spartan Gladiator Chassis tractor staffed by a 4 person crew.

Station #6 "The Lions Den" Houses an Engine Company, Truck Company and a Battalion Chief.   ENGINE 6 is a 2007 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) 1500 gpm pumper staffed by a 3 person crew. TRUCK 6 is a 2002 Pierce built over a 1985 Mack Aerialscope staffed with a 4 person crew.  The Aerialscope is the original from the Mack, with a repaint job and new lettering.  This is the first Pierce Aerialscope in the United States.  Battalion Chief #2 is a 2002 Chevrolet Suburban Command Vehicle and is staffed by one Battalion Chief.  Battalion #2 covers the areas for station 4,6,10,11, and 14 and soon #17.

Station #7 Houses an Engine Company, Truck Company, Battalion Chief and is home to the Technical Rescue Team. Engine #7 is a 2003 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) 1500 GPM pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Truck 7 is a 2003 Pierce All-Steer 110ft. Tower Ladder built on the Pierce Dash Chassis.  Rescue 7, which is crossed staffed with Truck 7 is a 2004 Spartan/Boise Mobile Equipment Rescue Rig based on the Spartan Gladiator Classic Chassis.  Battalion Chief #3 is a 2004 GMC Suburban Command Vehicle and is staffed by one Battalion Chief.  Battalion #3 covers the area for station 7,8,12,22,and ARFF.

Fire Station ARFF (Aircraft Rescue Fire Fighting) houses three Aircraft Crash Trucks. Smokey 7 is a 1996 Chevrolet Cheyenne Command rig and is staffed by the ARFF Captain. Smokey 9 is a 1993 Oshkosh Model TB-1500 4x4 ARFF unit and is staffed by one ARFF Senior Firefighter. Smokey 10 is a 1988 Oshkosh Model T-3000 6x6 ARFF unit staffed by one ARFF Senior Firefighter.

Station #8 Houses an Engine Company and a Brush Rig. Engine #8 is a 1997 Simon-Duplex/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Brush #8 is a 1992 American-General Hummer Brush Rig with a Robwen pump system, capable of both water and foam operations. It is only staffed during the Brush fire season, and it is used as a medical aid car on occasion.

Station #9 Houses an Engine Company and a Brush Rig. Engine #9 is a 1997 Simon-Duplex/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Brush #9 is a 1986 Navistar International Chassis/Boise Mobile Equipment (BME) Brush Rig with a pump system, capable of both water and foam operations. It is only staffed during the Brush fire season, and it is used as a medical aid car on occasion.

Station #10 Houses an Engine Company. Engine #10 is a 1995 HME/3D Manufacturing 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.

Station #11 Houses an Engine Company. Engine #11 is a 1997 Simon-Duplex/Boise Mobile Manufacturing (BME) 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew.  It is also home to our 1939 Seagrave Triple Combination Pumper, which is being restored, originally Ketchikan, Alaska Engine #2. 

Station #12 Houses an Engine Company, Haz-Mat Response Unit and a Haz-Com Response Unit. Engine #12 is a 1998 Pierce 1500 GPM Pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Haz-Mat #12 is a 2000 Hackney TR1482 HazMat Tractor-Trailer Response Unit. Haz-Com #12 is a 1999 Dodge Ram 4x4 towing a communications/operations center. Haz-Mat #12 and Haz-Com #12 are staffed if there are Hazardous Materials Incidents by Engine #12 personnel.

Station #14 Houses an Engine Company, Water Tender and a Brush Truck. Engine #14 is a 2003 Pierce Enforcer 1500 GPM pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Water Tender #21 is a 1992 International/Western States Water Tender. It is staffed when additional personnel are available. Brush #14 is a 1993 International/Western States Brush Rig with water and foam capability. It is only staffed during the Brush fire season, and it is used as a medical aid car on occasion.

Station #22 Houses an Engine Company and a Brush Truck. Engine #22 is a 2003 Pierce Enforcer 1500 GPM pumper staffed by a 3-person crew. Brush #22 is a 1996 International/Western States Brush Rig with water and foam capability. It is only staffed during the Brush fire season, and it is used as a medical aid car on occasion.