Las Animas Fire Station

The City of Gilroy Fire Station operates multiple fire stations in Gilroy, CA. Chestnut Station, constructed in 1971, is equipped with a fire engine, a 75’ ladder truck, a type 6 engine, and a rescue ambulance called Medic 47. This station serves as the Gilroy Fire Department's Administration Headquarters, housing key staff. Las Animas Station, built in 1977, houses a fire engine and a type 3 engine. The crew at this station includes a Fire Captain, a Fire Engineer, and a Firefighter/Paramedic. Additional personnel can be called in for major events, ensuring efficient response times. Sunrise Station, constructed in 2004, features a fire engine, a type 6 engine, and a reserve fire engine. This station is also equipped with a decontamination trailer and an EMS trailer that can be deployed throughout Santa Clara County by mutual aid request. The dedicated crews at each station work tirelessly to ensure the safety and protection of the community. Generated from the website content

The Gilroy Fire Department is committed to ensuring the safety and preparedness of the Gilroy community and surrounding areas in Santa Clara County. They provide resources and information on wildfire preparedness, emergency planning, and fire safety initiatives to help residents protect their homes and neighborhoods. In addition to wildfire preparedness, the department is involved in various public education programs, including CPR training and community emergency response training. They also collaborate with the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council to promote fire safety and resilience within the community. Generated from the website