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Unit Overview
Unit Overview
TCESD #2 operates a variety of different apparatus including 5 Engine Companies, 2 Quint Companies, 4 Squads, 4 Medic Units, 5 Brush Trucks, Blocker 201, and different command elements including the 5 Command Vehicles, 2 Battalions, and Safety 201.
Engine Companies are staffed with a minimum of 2 Firefighters, an Apparatus Specialist, and a Lieutenant.
Quint Companies are staffed with a minimum of 3 Firefighters, an Apparatus Specialist, and a Captain.
Squads are staffed with a Firefighter and Commanded by an Apparatus Specialist or Lieutenant. Stations 202, 207, and 208 require a Paramedic to be assigned.
Medic Units are staffed with a Firefighter and a Paramedic.
Brush Trucks are typically cross-staffed by either an Engine or Quint Company but can be staffed to mimic Squad staffing.
Blocking 201 is housed out of Station 204 and is staffed with an Apparatus Specialist and a Firefighter.
Command Vehicles are operated by the Fire Chief and the Executive Chiefs of the Department. Each chief is assigned a vehicle but command vehicles are not staffed 24 hours a day.
Battalions are staffed with 2 people including an Accountability Officer or an Accountability Specialist and a Battalion Chief. TCESD #2 has 2 battalions, Battalion 201 operating out of the Central Fire Station (Station 201) which houses the Shift Commander, and Battalion 202 out of Station 204.
Safety 201 operates out of Station 205 which is staffed by a Firefighter and a Captain.
Unit Designations
Unit Designations
Typical designations for these apparatus are a 3-digit number combination always starting with the number 2 to indicate Travis County Emergency Service District #2. This is followed by a second number indicating the station assignment and a third number indicating the number of that type of apparatus operating out of the station. For example, Quint 251 is an ESD #2 apparatus operating out of Station 5 and is the only quint company staffed at that station. There are exceptions to this rule but this is the standard designation for the county.
Engine Companies
Engine Companies
Engine companies are the primary suppression apparatus of the Pflugerville Fire Department. A total of 5 different engine companies operate within the borders of Travis County ESD #2 staffed at Fire Stations 201, 202, 203, 204, and 206. An additional 4 reserve engines and 1 training engine are also stored around the district. The primary function of these engines is to respond to calls for service and provide suppression capabilities for any sort of fire that is to break out within the district.
All frontline engine companies are equipped with two 200' 1 3/4" crosslays and a 200' 2 1/2" crosslay in minuteman-style loads. In addition all engine companies are equipped with a 100' bumper line in a scorpion load. Unique to engine companies is a complement of 1000' of 5" supply hose and 800' of 3" hose both flat loaded. Engines 280, 290, 211, and 201 have their 2 1/2" hose deploying off the rear of the engine while all other engines have the 2 1/2" located next to the 1 3/4" crosslays. Engine 270 has the 3" in a split load style with one side having the female coupling deploying off first and the other side having the male coupling deploying first.
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Engine 211 & Engine 201 (H6799 & H6800)
Engine 211 & Engine 201 (H6799 & H6800)
Engine 211 and Engine 201 (former Engine 231 and Engine 241) are 2021 Ferrara Inferno MVP 1000 Rescue Pumpers.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
30 Gallon Foam Tank
Allison 4000 EVS Transmission
50 Gallon Fuel Tank
Features Include:
Clean Cab Concept
Hydraulic Ladder Rack
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H6799-6800 Approval Drawing (1).pdf
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Engine 205 (31169)
Engine 205 (31169)
Engine 205 is a 2017 Freightliner M2-106 Pierce Commercial Chassis Pumper. Engine 205 functions as the primary training apparatus for the district.
500 Gallon Water Tank
25 Gallon Foam Cell
Allison 3000 EVS Transmission
Cummins ISB 360 hp Engine
50 Gallon Fuel Tank
31169AD.pdf
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Engine 270 (25089)
Engine 270 (25089)
Engine 270 is the former Engine 211. Engine 270 is a 2012 Pierce Arrow XT PUC Pumper.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
30 Gallon Foam Cell
Allison Gen IV 4000 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel DD13 500 hp Engine with 1650 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
200' Electric Cord Reel
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VIN563 Drawing.pdf
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Engine 280 (18005)
Engine 280 (18005)
Engine 280 is former Engine 231 and Engine 221. Engine 280 is a 2006 Pierce Quantum Pumper.
750 Gallon Water Tank
50 Gallon Foam Cell
CAFS System
Allison Gen IV 4000 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel Series 60, 14.0L, 455 hp Engine with 1550 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
Two 150' Electric Cord Reels
200' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
Two Sections of 10' 6" Hard Suction Hose
Hydraulic Ladder Rack
VIN6456 Drawing.pdf
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Engine 290 (19403)
Engine 290 (19403)
Engine 290 is former Engine 241. Engine 290 is a 2007 Pierce Quantum Pumper.
750 Gallon Water Tank
50 Gallon Foam Cell
CAFS System
Allison Gen IV 4000 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel Series 60 470 hp Engine with 1650 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
Two 150' Electric Cord Reels
200' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
Two Sections of 10' 6" Hard Suction Hose
Hydraulic Ladder Rack
VIN812 Drawing.pdf
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Engine 221 (31185)
Engine 221 (31185)
Engine 221 is a 2017 Pierce Enforcer PUC Pumper.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
50 Gallon Foam Cell
Allison Gen V 4000 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel DD13 505 hp Engine with 1750 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
200' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
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31185AD.pdf
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Engine 231 & Engine 241 (522021-1 & 522022-1)
Engine 231 & Engine 241 (522021-1 & 522022-1)
Engine 231 and Engine 241 are 2023 Spartan Metro Star S-180s Model #3106.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
20 Gallon Foam Tank
Allison 4000 EVS Transmission
Features Include:
Single Stack Crosslays
TFT 10" Stream Straightener with Stacked Tips Smooth Bore Nozzle
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s-180.pdf
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Engine 261 (27692)
Engine 261 (27692)
Engine 261 is former Engine 231 and Engine 241. Engine 261 is a 2015 Pierce Velocity PUC Pumper.
1000 Gallon Water Tank
30 Gallon Foam Cell
Hercules 120 CAFS System
Allison Gen V 4000 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel DD13 500 hp Engine with 1650 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
200' Electric Cord Reel
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VIN083 Drawing.pdfQuint Companies
Quint Companies
In the Pflugerville Fire Department all aerial apparatus known as quints in TCESD #2 have pumping capabilities to maintain our all-hazard response model. Quints are defined by the 5 functions that they provide. These functions are defined by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) as having:
A fire pump with a capacity of at least 1,000 gallons per minute.
A water tank that can hold at least 300 gallons.
At least 40 cubic feet of enclosed compartment storage.
Suction hose, including a minimum of 15 feet of soft suction hose or 20 feet of hard suction hose for drafting water.
An aerial ladder or elevated platform with a permanent waterway.
85 feet or more of ground ladders, including at least two extension ladders, one straight ladder equipped with roof hooks, and one attic ladder.
Hose storage area with at least 30 cubic feet of storage able to accommodate a fire hose of 2.5 inches or larger, plus two areas, each a minimum of 3.5 cubic feet, to accommodate 1.5-inch or larger preconnected fire hose lines.
TCESD #2 operates 2 quint companies with 2 in-service quints and 1 reserve quint. Quint 251 operates out of Station 205 and Quint 201 operates out of Station 201. Quint 261 is the reserve quint for the district and is stored at Station 205. TCESD #2 began operating its first quint back in 2003 with the delivery of the former Quint 280. Quint 280 (Known at the time as Quint 211) was a 2002 Pierce Dash with a 100' aerial platform. This quint allowed for faster deployment of an aerial device on the fire ground and improved the district's response to structure fires. In 2017 the district saw the delivery of a second quint allowing Quint 280 to move into reserve status. But in 2020 an accident involving Quint 280 on IH-35 resulted in damage to the frame of the truck and the ladder turntable. Quint 280 was later retired and sold. In 2021 the department received Quint 261 and later in 2023 Quint 201 was delivered. With the delivery of both of these apparatus the goal to have two different quint companies operating in the area served by Travis County ESD #2 was reached, allowing for faster deployment of an aerial ladder on a fire scene while allowing a second ladder to still be available to serve the residents of the district.
All quints operate with two 200' 1 3/4" crosslays and a 200' 2 1/2" crosslay in minuteman-style loads. In addition all quint companies are equipped with a 100' bumper line in a scorpion load. Quint companies are not equipped with 3" supply hose other than a 25' section in the driver's compartment and have a limited amount of 5" supply hose, only carrying 500' of 5" in the hose bed in addition to the two 25' pony sections. Quint 201 is unique to the other two quints because the 5" supply hose is loaded in an accordion style while both Quint 251 and Quint 261 have the 5" in a flat load.
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Quint 201 (38778)
Quint 201 (38778)
Quint 201 is a 2022 Pierce Enforcer Ascendant 107' PUC Aerial.
500 Gallon Tank
475 Gallons Water Tank
25 Gallon Foam Cell
Hercules 120 CAFS System
Allison Gen V 4000 EVS P Transmission
Features Include:
Ascendant 107' Ladder with a 1500 GPM Capable Waterway
107' Vertical Reach and 100' Horizontal Reach
Operating Range is -10° to 77°
Payload Capacity is 750 lbs Dry and 500 lbs Wet
Wind Rated Up to 50 mph and Ice Rated Up to 1/4"
Stabilizer Spread of 18' with a Stabilizer Style of 1 Set of H-Style & 1 Down-Jack
Akron Brass StreamMaster II Aerial Master Stream
Akromatic 2000 Nozzle
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38778AD.pdf
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Quint 251 (28983)
Quint 251 (28983)
Quint 251 is former Quint 211 and Quint 221. Quint 251 is a 2016 Pierce Velocity 105' Heavy-Duty Steel Ladder PUC Aerial.
550 Gallon Tank
500 Gallon Water Tank
50 Gallon Foam Cell
Hercules 120 CAFS System
Allison Gen V 4500 EVS P Transmission
Detroit Diesel DD13 500 hp Engine with 1650 ft/lb of Torque
Features Include:
105' Heavy-Duty Steel Ladder with a 1250 GPM Capable Waterway
105' Vertical Reach and 100' Horizontal Reach
Operating Range is -8° to 75°
Payload Capacity is 750 lbs Dry and 500 lbs Wet
Wind Rated Up to 50 mph and Ice Rated Up to 1/4"
Stabilizer Spread of 14' with a Stabilizer Style of 2 Sets of H-Style
Two 200' Electric Cord Reels
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Quint 261 (H6693)
Quint 261 (H6693)
Quint 261 is a 2020 Ferrara Inferno HD-107 Ladder.
500 Gallon Water Tank
40 Gallon Foam Tank
Waterous PTO 200-P CAFS System
Allison 4500 EVS Transmission
65 Gallon Fuel Tank
Features Include:
HD-107 107' Ladder with a 1500 GPM Capable Waterway
750 lbs Dry / 750 lbs Flowing 1500 GPM
Up to 1750 lbs Distributed + 750 lbs at the Tip While Flowing 1500 GPM
No Restrictions on Waterway Monitor Positioning While Flowing 1500 GPM
4-section Heavy-Duty Steel Ladder with -8° to +72° Operational Envelope
Over 180° Rotation at -8°
107’ Vertical Reach at 72° and 101’ Horizontal Reach at 0°
61’ Vertical and 88’ Horizontal reach at 30°
Stabilizer Spread of 16' with a Stabilizer Style of 2 Sets of H-Style
Clean Cab Concept
Akron Brass StreamMaster II Aerial Master Stream
Akromatic 2000 Nozzle
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VIN936 Drawing.pdfSquads
Squads
Squads provide ALS and BLS care within the borders of TCESD #2. Rapid deployment of a minimum of two firefighters allows squads to deliver quick responses to Fire and EMS calls. Currently, TCESD #2 operates 4 squads staffed by an Apparatus Specialist or a Lieutenant as the initial response supervisor and a firefighter driving. Squads 221, 271, and 281 provide ALS care outside the City of Pflugerville, while Squad 211 provides BLS care within the City of Pflugerville. Currently all squads are outfitted with the necessary medical equipment for the mission that they are tasked with. In addition, squads carry a set of Irons (a Flat Head Axe and a Halligan), a 6' NY Hook, and 3 Air-Paks, and FST (Fire Suppression Tool) for structure fire response.
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Squad 201
Squad 201
Squad 201 is former Squad 221 and Squad 241. Squad 201 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL.
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Squad 202
Squad 202
Squad 202 is former Training 202 and Squad 271. Squad 202 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL.
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Squad 203, 2018 Ford F-250 XL
Squad 203, 2018 Ford F-250 XL
This squad served as Squad 211 and Squad 281.
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Squad 211
Squad 211
Squad 211 is former Squad 251. Squad 211 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL.
Squad 281
Squad 281
Squad 281 is a 2022 GMC Sierra 3500 HD DRW with a mounted used rescue body formerly belonging to JCVFD and serving as Rescue 1.
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Medic Units
Medic Units
In 2017 TCESD #2 placed its first ambulance in service. By the end of the year, 4 ambulances were in service providing ALS care to the citizens of Pflugerville, the ETJ of Austin, and unincorporated Travis County. Currently, 4 ambulances are still in service providing ALS care to the citizens in the ETJ of Austin around the Wells Branch area and unincorporated Travis County, along with 4 reserve medic units that can be staffed if demand requires it. Currently, all frontline medic units are built by Frazer Ambulance with 3 of the reserve units being built by Road Rescue and Wheeled Coach. All medic units are built on the Ford F-450 chassis providing similarity across all the units.
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Medic 270
Medic 270
Medic 270 is a Wheeled Coach Texas Edition type 1 ambulance built on a 2017 Ford F-450 XLT.
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Medic 280
Medic 280
Medic 280 is a Road Rescue MetroMedic built on a 2015 Ford F-450.
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Medic 290
Medic 290
Medic 290 is a Wheeled Coach Texas Edition type 1 ambulance built on a 2017 Ford F-450 XLT.
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Medic 211
Medic 211
Medic 211 is a Frazer Type I 14' EMS vehicle mounted on a 2019 Ford F-450 XLT chassis.
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Medic 221
Medic 221
Medic 221 is a Frazer Type I 14' Door Forward EMS vehicle mounted on a 2021 Ford F-450 XLT chassis.
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Medic 251
Medic 251
Medic 251 is a Frazer Type I 14' EMS vehicle mounted on a 2019 Ford F-450 XLT chassis.
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Medic 271
Medic 271
Medic 271 is former Medic 231. Medic 271 is a Frazer Type I 14' Door Forward EMS vehicle mounted on a 2021 Ford F-450 XLT chassis.
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Medic 281
Medic 281
Medic 281 is former Medic 241. Medic 281 is a Frazer Type I 14' Door Forward EMS vehicle mounted on a 2021 Ford F-450 XLT chassis.
Brush Trucks
Brush Trucks
Brush trucks within the district responded to all grass fires and brush alarms in addition to assisting with TIFMAS (Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System) deployments around the State of Texas. Currently, the Pflugerville Fire Department operates 5 brush trucks out of stations 201, 203, 204, 206, and 207. These brush trucks are cross-staffed by the fire crews housed at each station allowing these units to be deployed in conjunction with the primary apparatus housed out of each respective station. Brush trucks within the district have also been used in unconventional ways to respond to different events the District has encountered, such as Winter Storm Uri. In February of 2021, the department faced challenges around the snow and ice that had accumulated during Winter Storm Uri and required 4x4 capabilities in order to respond to calls in the challenging environment. The brush trucks within the district allowed for firefighters to continue to respond to calls in a timely manner and continue to provide the citizens served by TCESD #2 with EMS and fire services.
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Brush Truck 235
Brush Truck 235
Brush Truck 235 is a Skeeter Flat-Bed Brush Truck built on a 2011 Ford F-550 XL chassis.
4x4 Capabilities
400 Gallon Water Tank
10 Gallons Foam Tank
118 GPM @ 118 psi Hypro 9203C Pump
Rowe Industries Equalizer NA40 CAFS (WILDLAND CAFS, MODEL WC) CAFS System
Six-Speed Automatic Transmission
6.7L Power Stroke Turbo-Charged Diesel Engine
300 hp @ 2800 RPM
660 ft/lb of Torque @ 1600 RPM
40 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank
6 Gallon Separated Fuel Tank for Water Pump
100' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
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Brush Truck 231
Brush Truck 231
Brush Truck 231 is a Skeeter t5 Flat-Bed Brush Truck built on a 2017 Ford F-550 XL chassis.
4x4 Capabilities
400 Gallon Water Tank
10 Gallons Foam Tank
Hale HP 200 Pump End with Kohler 40 HP Gasoline Engine
300 GPM @ 25 psi
200 GPM @ 100 psi
175 GPM @ 135 psi
Hale Foam Logix
Rowe Industries Wildland Interface CAFS SC (CAFS SC GAS, MODEL M40) CAFS System
Six-Speed Automatic Transmission
6.7L Power Stroke Turbo-Charged Diesel Engine
300 hp @ 2800 RPM
660 ft/lb of Torque @ 1600 RPM
40 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank
150' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
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Brush Truck 241
Brush Truck 241
Brush Truck 241 is a Skeeter t5 Flat-Bed Brush Truck built on a 2015 Ford F-550 XL chassis.
4x4 Capabilities
400 Gallon Water Tank
10 Gallon Foam Tank
Hale HP 200 Pump End with Kohler 40 HP Gasoline Engine
300 GPM @ 25 psi
200 GPM @ 100 psi
175 GPM @ 135 psi
Hale Foam Logix
Rowe Industries Wildland Interface CAFS SC CAFS System
Six-Speed Automatic Transmission
6.7L Power Stroke Turbo-Charged Diesel Engine
300 hp @ 2800 RPM
660 ft/lb of Torque @ 1600 RPM
40 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank
150' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
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Brush Truck 261
Brush Truck 261
Brush Truck 261 is a Skeeter Flat-Bed Brush Truck built on a 2012 Ford F-550 XL chassis.
4x4 Capabilities
400 Gallon Water Tank
10 Gallons Foam Tank
118 GPM @ 118 psi Hypro 9203C Pump
Rowe Industries Equalizer NA40 CAFS (WILDLAND CAFS, MODEL WC) CAFS System
Six-Speed Automatic Transmission
6.7L Power Stroke Turbo-Charged Diesel Engine
300 hp @ 2800 RPM
660 ft/lb of Torque @ 1600 RPM
40 Gallon Diesel Fuel Tank
6 Gallon Separated Fuel Tank for Water Pump
100' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
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Brush Truck 271
Brush Truck 271
Brush Truck 271 is former Brush Truck 211. Brush Truck 271 is a BFX 662 Composite Body Brush Truck built on a 2021 Ford F-550 XL chassis.
4x4 Capabilities
370 Gallon Water Tank (Rated for 300 Gallons)
10 Gallons Foam Tank
300 GPM Rowe CAFS RPM2 with Kohler 38 hp ECH980 Engine
Rowe Industries Wildland Interface CAFS SC (CAFS SC GAS, MODEL M40) CAFS System
Ford TorqShift 10-speed Automatic Transmission
7.3L V8 Gasoline Engine
350 hp @ 3900 RPM
468 ft/lb of Torque @ 3900 RPM
40 Gallon Gasoline Fuel Tank
150' Booster Reel of 1" Hose
Blocking 201 (16783)
Blocking 201 (16783)
Blocking 201 is former Engine 221, Engine 280, and Engine 290. Blocking 201 is a modified 2005 Pierce Arrow XT Pumper outfitted with a Scorpion II TMA (Truck Mounted Attenuator). The Scorpion II TMA is a mobile crash cushion that attaches to the rear of a vehicle to dampen the impact of a crash. Blocking 201 is deployed on high-speed roadways in the district such as IH-35, SH-45, and SH-130. Blocking 201 does not have any pumping capabilities due to damage the pump received during Winter Storm Uri in February of 2021.
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VIN561 Drawing.pdfCommand Vehicles
Command Vehicles
Command 201, 202, 203, 204, and 205 are 2022 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV's. All command vehicles in the district are operated by the Fire Chief and the Executive Chiefs of the department. All command vehicles are housed at the Central Fire Station (Station 201).
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Command 201, 203, and 204
Command 201, 203, and 204
The above command units are identifiable by the ghosted livery.
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Command 202 and 205
Command 202 and 205
The above units are identified by the white stripe running across the doors and the gold maltase cross.
Battalions
Battalions
In the Pflugerville Fire Department 2 battalions are operated within the district as of January 2024.
Battalion 201 is operating out of the Central Fire Station (Station 201) housing the shift commander of the day's shift, an officer with the rank of battalion chief rides the assigned position on Battalion 201.
Battalion 202 operates out of Fire Station 204 and currently has a reclassed captain from each shift assigned to the apparatus to fill the position of the second battalion chief.
Battalion trucks are the main command elements within the district and are strategically placed to get two command elements on scene quickly.
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Battalion 201
Battalion 201
Battalion 201 is a 2018 F-250 XL.
Battalion 202
Battalion 202
Battalion 202 is a
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Battalion 203
Battalion 203
Battalion 203 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL. Battalion 203 serves as a reserve battalion unit in addition to being assigned to the Chief of Training Division.
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Battalion 204
Battalion 204
Battalion 204 is former Battalion 201, Battalion 202 and Squad 271. Battalion 204 is a 2015 Ford F-250.
Safety 201
Safety 201
Safety 201 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL and is housed out of Fire Station 205. Safety 201 is the 3rd command element within the district and can serve the role of incident command if required. Safety 201 is operated by a safety captain who fills the role of incident safety officer (ISO) on incidents. ISOs within the district allow the incident commander to have an additional set of eyes and ears on incidents by monitoring incidents for unsafe acts, unsafe behaviors, and unsafe conditions that could cause injury to firefighters. Safety officers also serve the role of performing safety inspections of district facilities, filing reports to care for injuries that firefighters may face on the job, and educating members of the department on policies and procedures to ensure the safety of the employees of the district.
Safety 202
Safety 202
Safety 202 is a 2018 Ford F-250 XL.
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