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A factual, insurer-ready overview of district stations, apparatus, water supply, and response resources for residents and insurance professionals.

Station coverage

Four stations serving one mountain district

The map shows the official fire district outline, nearby road and SR 410 milepost landmarks, and a five-mile straight-line reference radius around each station. The circles are a geographic reference—not driving distance, response time, insurance eligibility, or a coverage guarantee.

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Apparatus by station

Equipment assigned across the district

Apparatus assignments can change with maintenance and operational needs. These are the units and principal public specifications currently listed by the district.

The Pond

Station 10

8520 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Public access emergency phone available

Engine 10 · Sir Charms

First-due 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

Water hauling

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 · Rusty

Wildfire suppression

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

Wildfire suppression

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 · Woody

EMS

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

Grand Central

Station 11

13670 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Public access emergency phone available

Command 11 · C.H.A.O.S.

Command / rapid response

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 211 · The Lorax

Command / rapid response

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 11 · Kamaikin

First-due engine

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 · Aunt Mary

Water hauling / fire suppression

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 · Lightning McQueen

Wildfire suppression

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

Brush 211 · Steady Eddie

Wildfire suppression

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 · The Barrel

EMS

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

The Outpost

Station 12

150 Old River Road, Naches, WA 98937

Engine 12 · The G.O.A.T.

First-due engine

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 · Pig Pen

Wildfire suppression

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 · Mr. T

Water delivery

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

Basecamp

Station 14

14550 State Route 410, Naches, WA 98937

Home of technical rescue.

Rescue 14 · Hawkeye

Off-road and inclement-weather EMS

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 · Q.A.R. (Queen Anne’s Revenge)

Swiftwater and flood rescue

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 · Desmond

Off-road rescue and remote fire suppression

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 · The Box

Technical rescue

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

Districtwide command resources

Mobile incident command

Command 11 · C.H.A.O.S. — 2007 Ford Expedition command, support, and incident-command vehicle supporting communications, accountability, resource tracking, and districtwide coordination.

Command 211 · The Lorax — Chevrolet Suburban command-response vehicle supporting incident command, communications, situational awareness, and districtwide resource coordination. Model year to be confirmed.

Command 311 · Gear Jammer — 2004 Ford F-550 Type 6 brush truck with manual transmission, mobile command-post capability, and primary response and command support assigned to the Deputy Chief.

WSRB protection class

What the rating means for your property

Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau (WSRB) Protection Classes describe the fire-protection resources available to a property. They help some insurers evaluate fire risk, but they are only one of several factors an insurer may use.

Current district classification

8A / 8W

Nile-Cliffdell Fire District 14 holds a WSRB 8A/8W classification—the strongest rating available to a community without a standard hydrant system. The classification reflects recognized fire-station response and the district’s mobile water-supply capability. Because WSRB assigns the final Protection Class to each structure, residents should still verify the official result for their exact property address.

A 1–10 scale

Class 1 represents exemplary fire protection. Class 10 means the available protection does not meet WSRB’s minimum criteria for insurance-rating credit.

Community resources

WSRB evaluates the fire department, water supply, emergency communications, and fire-safety controls to establish the community’s base class.

Your location matters

The final property class can differ based on the recognized responding station, road distance to that station, and the water-supply credit available at the address.

Rural water credit

Where standard hydrants are unavailable, WSRB may recognize fire-department-supplied water, including approved tender operations. The district is fully tender supported.

Find your property’s Protection Class

Ask your insurance agent to verify the class for the exact structure address, or contact WSRB Customer Service at 206-217-0101 or customerservice@wsrb.com. WSRB notes that Protection Classes do not follow ZIP-code boundaries. Its newer “W” designation recognizes qualifying properties 5–7 road miles from a Class A station when approved hydrant, mobile-water, or tender support is available.

Address lookup guide How W classifications work →Read WSRB’s Protection Class FAQ →

District classification supplied by Nile-Cliffdell Fire & Rescue. Supporting sources: Washington Surveying and Rating Bureau Protection Class FAQ, W Classification guidance, Tender Credit guidance, and address-lookup guidance. Reviewed September 2026. The five-mile circles on this page are orientation aids and are not WSRB determinations.

Rural water supply

No hydrants. A district built to bring water.

Nile-Cliffdell is a rural fire district without a municipal fire-hydrant system. Water supply is established through drafting, high-volume pumping, and coordinated tender operations.

Year-round drafting

Drafting points are established at accessible close points where the Naches River parallels WA-410. The river provides a year-round, open-flow water source, subject to safe operational access and scene conditions.

Station water sources

Stations 10, 11, and 14 have high-volume pumps and year-round water sources. Station 12 is supplied through the district’s mobile water-delivery system.

Fully tender supported

The district is fully tender supported, with dedicated tenders at Stations 10, 11, and 12. This places large-volume water-delivery resources at both ends and in the middle of the district. The tenders move water between fill sites and the fire scene, sustaining suppression operations where fixed hydrants are unavailable.

Property owners and insurers should verify current station, apparatus, and water-supply information with the district and obtain the current address-specific Protection Class from WSRB or their insurer. This page does not promise insurance coverage, premiums, response time, or a particular protection classification.