Here is a list of all stations and the units that are stationed there. In total there are 10 stations operated by SRVFPD. Note that some info such as the differences between type 3 and 6 engines could be wrong as the district usually swap out apparatus.
Station 30: Engine 30, Engine 630, Water Tanker 130, Rescue Medic 30
Station 31: Engine 31, Engine 331, Truck 31, SR31, Breathing Support 31, Communication Support 31, Hazmat 31, Battalion 31
Station 32: Engine 32, Engine 332, Paramedic 32
Station 33: Engine 33, Engine 633, Reserve Ambulance 33
Station 34: Engine 34, Truck 34, USAR 134, Battalion 34
Station 35: Engine 35, Engine 335, Paramedic 35, Water Tanker 135
Station 36: Engine 36, Engine 336, Reserve Ambulance 36, Essential Services Warehouse
Station 37: Engine 37, Engine 337, Engine 347, Engine 447
Station 38: Engine 38, Engine 638, Paramedic 38, Water Tanker 138, Training Area/Tower
Station 39: Engine 39, Engine 339, Paramedic 39
Station 40: Engine 440
Note: Due to the rarity of photos and experiences online, I will not be providing images of the training tower so that they are not copied/used. Sorry for any inconvenience, and I hope you understand.
I personally had the ability to tour the state of the ark training area and tower, learning about and seeing advanced training materials. I hope you also have read the note above. This training tower and area is very advanced and active, located right next to Fire Station 38. It includes: A classroom, a kitchen, patio, offices, and more. In addition, they have their own dedicated training apparatus bay, with their own dedicated training truck. Outside of the main building, they have a small recreation of a strip mall, and a hose training spot. The training tower is probably the most advanced part. It has technical rescue capabilities with ropes and hooks, sliding doors and windows, smoke/steam systems, realistic furniture, doors you can knock down with axes, an entire system to recycle water used, and probably the most advanced, their firefighting simulators. These simulators are made up of screens, and firefighters must spray them with hoses at the proper spot in order to contain and extinguish the fire.
The district's essential warehouse facility is where they have their reserve apparatus such as reserve engines and ambulances. (Reserve trucks are rotated throughout stations without frontline trucks.) These reserve apparatus are usually older apparatus that are not in active service but could be staffed by reserve firefighters in the case of a large emergency where resources are low.
Stations are staffed with firefighters 24/7/365. Because of this, the stations are a lot like houses. Inside, they have the main large apparatus bay with the vehicles inside, as well as majority of their gear. They usually have a kitchen, a living room (with a T.V), a front desk, living quarters, some sort of outside patio, and many more.