Equipment behind the response

District apparatus

The engines, tender, wildland units, and rescue apparatus that support Yakima County Fire District 14 across the SR 410 corridor and beyond.

Four stations · One district

Stations serving the SR 410 corridor

Our stations place fire, medical, water-supply, wildland, and technical-rescue resources throughout the district. Apparatus may be reassigned as maintenance and operational needs require.

Station 10

The Pond

Lower Nile / WA-410

8520 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Public access emergency phone available

Assigned apparatus

Engine 10 · Sir Charms
Rescue 10 · Woody
Brush 10
Brush 210 · Uncle Sam
Tender 10 · Mack

Station 11 headquarters exterior at dusk with autumn trees and the Nile Valley mountains behind it

Station 11 apparatus bays open with district fire and rescue vehicles inside

Station 11

Grand Central

Nile · District headquarters

13670 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Public access emergency phone available

Assigned apparatus

Engine 11 · Kamaikin
Tender 11 · Aunt Mary
Brush 11 · Lightning McQueen
Brush 211 · Steady Eddie
Rescue 11 · The Barrel
Command 11 · C.H.A.O.S.
Command 211 · The Lorax

Station 12

The Outpost

Cliffdell

150 Old River Road, Naches, WA 98937

Assigned apparatus

Engine 12 · The G.O.A.T.
Brush 12
Tender 12

Station 14

Basecamp

Technical rescue base

14550 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Assigned apparatus

Rescue 14 · Hawkeye
Rescue Trailer 14
UTV 14 · Desmond
Rescue Boat 14 · QAR — Queen Anne’s Revenge

Built for this terrain

The Fighting 410 fleet

Mountain roads, rural water supply, wildfire, winter weather, river corridors, and long mutual-aid distances demand a versatile fleet. Each unit supports a specific part of the mission while remaining ready to work as part of one district-wide response.

Command 11 C.H.A.O.S. Ford Expedition posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

C-11

Command / rapid response

Command 11 · C.H.A.O.S.

Command 11—C.H.A.O.S., for “Chief Has Arrived On Scene”—is a mobile command and support vehicle. It gives the incident commander a dependable platform for establishing objectives, maintaining communications and accountability, tracking resources, and coordinating fire, medical, rescue, and wildland operations across the district.

Call sign: C-11
Year / make: 2007 Ford Expedition
Type: Command
Duty: Command / rapid response
Assigned to: Chief 11
Features: Mobile command post / ICP

Command 311 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

C-311

Command / wildfire suppression

Command 311 · Gear Jammer

Named “Gear Jammer,” C311 came to District 14 through a DNR inventory transfer—a fitting assignment for a department with an uncommon number of first responders comfortable behind a manual transmission. Equipped as both a mobile command post and a fully functioning Type 6 brush truck, it brings first-line defense and command support to any situation.

Call sign: C-311
Year / make: 2005 Ford F-550
Type: Type 6 brush truck
Duty: Command / wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Deputy Chief 11
Water capacity: 400 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 100 gallons per minute

Command 211 The Lorax Chevrolet Suburban posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

C-211

Command / rapid response

Command 211 · The Lorax

Command 211, known as “The Lorax,” provides a mobile platform for incident command throughout the district. The vehicle supports the incident commander with communications, situational awareness, resource coordination, and a consistent command presence at fire, medical, rescue, and wildland incidents.

Call sign: C-211
Year / make: 1999 Chevrolet Suburban
Type: Command
Duty: Command / rapid response
Assigned to: Captain 11
Features: Mobile command post / ICP

Engine 10 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

E-10

First-due engine

Engine 10 · Sir Charms

Named “Sir Charms,” Engine 10 pays tribute to the Lucky 13s of Naches Fire Rescue, from whom the district acquired this engine.

Call sign: E-10
Year / make: 1998 Freightliner FL80
Type: Type 1 structural engine
Duty: First-due engine
Assigned to: Station 10
Water capacity: 500 gallons
Foam capacity: 20 gallons
Pump capacity: 1250 gallons per minute
Features: Deck gun

Tender 10 Mack posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

T-10

Water hauling

Tender 10 · Mack

Tender 10 “Mack” provides dedicated water-supply support from the lower end of the district. Additional vehicle specifications will be added after district review.

Call sign: T-10
Year / make: 1989 Mack
Type: Water tender
Duty: Water hauling
Assigned to: Station 10
Water capacity: 4000 gallons
Pump capacity: 500 gallons per minute

Brush 10 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

B-10

Wildfire suppression

Brush 10 · Rusty

Brush 10 supports wildland fire response from the lower end of the district. Additional vehicle specifications will be added after district review.

Call sign: B-10
Year / make: 2001 Ford F-350
Type: Type 6 brush truck
Duty: Wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Lieutenant 14
Water capacity: 250 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 50 gallons per minute

Brush 210 Uncle Sam military LMTV brush truck posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

B-210

Wildfire suppression

Brush 210 · Uncle Sam

Brush 210—nicknamed “Uncle Sam”—is a four-wheel-drive military LMTV converted for wildland fire response. Its high ground clearance, three-person cab, and expandable water capacity give crews the mobility and water supply needed to operate on rough roads and remote fire lines.

Call sign: B-210
Year / make: 2003 LMTV
Type: Type 5 brush truck
Duty: Wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Station 10
Water capacity: 300 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 150 gallons per minute
Features: 4-wheel drive · ultra-high ground clearance · bumper-mounted monitor

Rescue 10 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

R-10

EMS

Rescue 10 · Woody

Known as “Woody,” Rescue 10 pays tribute to the City of Woodinville, where it previously served. This transport-capable ambulance delivers emergency medical support throughout the district.

Call sign: R-10
Year / make: 2006 Ford Econoline
Type: Ambulance
Duty: EMS
Assigned to: Station 10

Engine 11 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

E-11

First-due engine

Engine 11 · Kamaikin

Named “Kamaikin” in tribute to the great Chief Kamaikin of the Yakama people. A sister engine to E10, it came to District 14 from Union Gap.

Call sign: E-11
Year / make: 1998 Freightliner FL80
Type: Type 1 structural engine
Duty: First-due engine
Assigned to: Station 11
Water capacity: 500 gallons
Foam capacity: 20 gallons
Pump capacity: 1250 gallons per minute
Features: Deck gun

Tender 11 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

T-11

Water hauling / fire suppression

Tender 11 · Aunt Mary

Named “Aunt Mary” after the matriarch of the Matson fruit family, this tanker-pumper was refurbished and made response-ready through generous donations from the Matson family. Like her namesake, she is a dominant force on any fire scene—equally at home supporting structure fire operations or climbing Forest Service roads to deliver water to the fire line.

Call sign: T-11
Year / make: 2003 Freightliner FLD0SD
Type: Water tender / pumper
Duty: Water hauling / fire suppression
Assigned to: Station 11
Water capacity: 2000 gallons
Foam capacity: 20 gallons
Pump capacity: 1250 gallons per minute
Features: All-wheel drive with locking differential · high-volume pump and hose load · bumper-mounted monitor · deck gun

Brush 11 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

B-11

Wildfire suppression

Brush 11 · Lightning McQueen

Nicknamed “Lightning McQueen,” Brush 11 supports wildland fire response from Station 11.

Call sign: B-11
Year / make: 1995 Ford F-550
Type: Type 6 brush truck
Duty: Wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Ole #9
Water capacity: 350 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 100 gallons per minute

White Brush 211 Steady Eddie posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

B-211

Wildfire suppression

Brush 211 · Steady Eddie

Lovingly known as “Steady Eddie,” Brush 211 is a proven performer. Its high ground clearance and water-carrying capability let a three-firefighter crew bring the fight directly to the fire line.

Call sign: B-211
Year / make: 2004 Freightliner FL70
Type: Type 3 brush engine
Duty: Wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Station 11
Water capacity: 400 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 300 gallons per minute

Rescue 11 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

R-11

EMS

Rescue 11 · The Barrel

Coming to District 14 from Fall City Fire & Rescue, this veteran ambulance is the proverbial barrel protecting people who go over the falls. With countless responses made and lives saved, “The Barrel” sees more action than any other apparatus in the fleet.

Call sign: R-11
Year / make: 1999 Ford F-350
Type: Ambulance
Duty: EMS
Assigned to: Station 11

Engine 12 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

E-12

First-due engine

Engine 12 · The G.O.A.T.

Nicknamed “The G.O.A.T.”—the greatest of all time—E12 is a crew favorite: reliable, dependable, and ready for action.

Call sign: E-12
Year / make: 2005 HME
Type: Type 1 structural engine
Duty: First-due engine
Assigned to: Station 12
Water capacity: 750 gallons
Foam capacity: 20 gallons
Pump capacity: 1250 gallons per minute
Features: Deck gun

Brush 12 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

B-12

Wildfire suppression

Brush 12 · Pig Pen

Brush 12, nicknamed “Pig Pen” because it spends much of its life traveling dusty mountain roads, supports wildland fire response from the upper end of the district.

Call sign: B-12
Year / make: 2014 Ford F-550
Type: Type 6 brush truck
Duty: Wildfire suppression
Assigned to: Lieutenant 11
Water capacity: 300 gallons
Foam capacity: 10 gallons
Pump capacity: 100 gallons per minute

Tender 12 posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

T-12

Water delivery

Tender 12 · Mr. T

Named “Mr. T,” Tender 12 provides dedicated water-supply support from the upper end of the district. Like the real Mr. T, it pities the fool who says it cannot climb that hill.

Call sign: T-12
Year / make: 1976 International
Type: Water tender
Duty: Water delivery
Assigned to: Station 12
Water capacity: 3500 gallons
Pump capacity: 500 gallons per minute

Rescue 14 Hawkeye posed outside Yakima County Fire District 14

R-14

Off-road and inclement-weather EMS

Rescue 14 · Hawkeye

Hawkeye, named after the field doctor of the 4077, is based at Station 14 and supports the district’s technical-rescue mission across rugged and remote terrain. Just like Dr. Hawkeye Pierce, it delivers aid to the front lines. Rescue 14 was made possible through a Washington DNR grant and the unfailing support of the late Commissioner Kevin Jorgensen. It took the Fighting 410s almost one year to convert this military vehicle into a civilian off-road ambulance, with district members completing the work themselves.

Call sign: R-14
Year / make: 2016 Humvee M997
Type: Ambulance
Duty: Off-road and inclement-weather EMS
Assigned to: Station 14
Features: 4-wheel drive

Rescue Boat-14

Swiftwater and flood rescue

Rescue Boat 14 · Q.A.R. (Queen Anne’s Revenge)

Rescue Boat 14—QAR, short for “Queen Anne’s Revenge”—is named after Blackbeard’s famed ship. When not supporting swiftwater and flood-rescue operations throughout the district and county, it is the Pirate Vessel of Chinook Pass. The NRS whitewater rescue raft uses a center-frame configuration that gives trained rescuers a stable, maneuverable platform for reaching and transporting people in moving or flood water.

Call sign: Rescue Boat-14
Year / make: 2021 NRS Rescue 12
Type: Rescue raft
Duty: Swiftwater and flood rescue
Assigned to: Station 14
Features: Center-frame oar and paddle raft

UTV-14

Off-road rescue and remote fire suppression

UTV 14 · Desmond

Desmond, like World War II medic Desmond Doss of Hacksaw Ridge, extends fire and rescue capability beyond paved roads, supporting remote access and patient movement in difficult terrain. “Help me get one more.”

Call sign: UTV-14
Year / make: 2024 Can-Am Defender
Type: Utility terrain vehicle
Duty: Off-road rescue and remote fire suppression
Assigned to: Station 14
Water capacity: 80 gallons
Pump capacity: 50 gallons per minute
Features: Wheels in summer · tracks in winter · fire-suppression tank, pump, and hose · patient-extraction litter · seats five

Rescue Trailer-14

Technical rescue

Rescue Trailer 14 · The Box

Rescue Trailer 14, “The Box” (as in Toy Box), is a mobile technical-rescue equipment cache based at Station 14. It carries specialized equipment for rope and high-angle rescue, snow rescue, and water rescue, allowing crews to bring mission-specific tools directly to incidents across the district’s steep, remote, and river-adjacent terrain.

Call sign: Rescue Trailer-14
Year / make: 2008 Mirage MXL
Type: Equipment trailer and mobile command post
Duty: Technical rescue
Assigned to: Station 14
Features: Mobile command post / ICP

Apparatus assignments and availability may change as operational needs require. Detailed capacities and specifications will be published after district verification.