Station Information:

Station 155 is located at the corner of Crowfoot Valley Road and Sapphire Point Boulevard.  The 7200 square foot facility has living quarters, exercise facilities, five bedrooms, and two locker rooms. The station is home to the Quint, a Brush Tuck, and the Haz Mat company.

Station 155 serves the residents on Crowfoot Valley Road, Founders Parkway, Silver Heights and Metzler's Ranch as well as Wal-Mart, King Soopers, Target, Home Depot and their neighboring businesses.

Station 155 earns it’s name – The Fools Protecting the Jewels – from the area for which it serves. The station sits sandwiched between the upscale neighborhoods of Diamond Ridge and Sapphire Point.

History: 

Coming Soon.

	Our newest station, 155 has three drive-thru bays and is home to the HazMat team and the Castle Rock Fire Fighters Memorial.
	Our only front-line ladder truck, it is called a quint because it has five primary functions - most similar to an engine, with the addition of an aerial ladder. This truck is staffed with three personnel at all times, 1 officer, 1 engineer, and 1 firefighter. When staffing levels permit, it is staffed with a second firefighter, creating a four-person crew. Quint 155 is a 2001 Rosenbaur/Central States 109' ladder with a 500 gallon tank and 1750 gpm pump. The truck is 43' long and weighs about 60,000 lbs. If your department has any thoughts about purchasing a Rosenbauer/Central States quint, contact us immediately.
	Engine 1511 is the primary wildland fire response unit from this firehouse and responds district-wide to wildland fire emergencies.  Engine 1511 is four-wheel drive and carries 600 gallons of water, which is supplimented with a Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS).  The engine meets the National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) qualifications as a Type 3 engine.  Engine 1511 is available to respond anywhere in the state or country as a cooperator resource.