Clackamas Fire Training Center

Clackamas Fire District-Station 11, located in Oregon City, OR, is a vital emergency response facility serving the Redland community and the Beaverlake and Bradley neighborhoods. With a team of nine dedicated personnel, including paramedics capable of providing advanced life support, Station 11 operates on a 24-hour, three-shift schedule to ensure round-the-clock emergency services. Constructed in 1969 and rebuilt in 2000, Station 11 is part of the South Battalion and houses essential apparatuses such as Engine 311, Water Tender 311, and Brush 311. Committed to community safety, Clackamas Fire District-Station 11 plays a crucial role in fire prevention, disaster preparedness, and providing life-saving assistance to the residents it serves.Generated from the website

Clackamas Fire District 1 is one of the largest fire protection districts in Oregon. The agency serves Oak Lodge, Clackamas, Sunnyside, Redland, Carver, Beavercreek, Highland and Clarkes communities in Oregon. It responds to more than 1,700 emergency calls each year. Clackamas Fire District 1 has a staff of over 300 personnel. The agency prepares sketches for studying businesses and buildings. It is accredited by the Commission on Fire Accreditation International (CFAI). Clackamas Fire District 1 operates nearly 15 fire stations that offer fire, rescue and emergency medical services for Milwaukie, Oregon, Happy Valley and Johnson cities in Oregon. The agency provides public education programs and fire safety tips.