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Station Seven "Ready for Anything" is located in Nartia, Northpoint County. It is home to Engine Seven, Medic Seven, the High Axel Unit, and the Tracked Response Unit. The High Axle Unit can be used for as a general utility unit, high water rescue unit, and snow rescue unit. The Tracked Response Unit is used for brush responses into remote areas, and snow rescue. Station Seven is part of Battalion Four, Division Two.

Engine Seven (Shops # F2104) Engine Seven is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 3 and maintains a ALS response level. The crew of Engine Seven will cross staff either the High Axle Unit or the Tracked Response Unit as needed. Engine Seven is set up with four hose beds: one with 2000' of 5" large diameter supply hose, two with 600' of 2 1/2" supply/attack hoses, and one with 200' of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose with a blitz fire nozzle preconnected to a rear discharge for rapid deployment. In addition to its hosebeds, Engine Seven also carries two 200' preconnected 1 3/4" crosslays, one 150' preconnected 1 3/4" crosslay, one 150' preconnected 2 1/2" crosslay, one 100' preconnected 1 3/4" trash line, two 8' segments of 5" hard suction hose, one 15' segment of 5" large diameter supply hose, two 25' segments of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose, two 150' high rise packs of 1 3/4" attack hose, and one 300' preconnected 1" booster reel off the tailboard. Engine Seven also carries two sets of forcible entry tools, one 14" roof ladder, one 28' extension ladder, one 10' collapsible attic ladder, two 6' pike poles, one roof hook, one trash hook, two dry chemical extinguishers, one pressurized water extinguisher, four spare SCBA bottles, two sets of hydrant tools, hose adapters and nozzles, one denver tool, three 5 gallon containers of Class A foam solution, one rapid intervention kit, one automotive lockout kit, one 300' bag of life safety rope, two 150' lengths of utility rope, cribbing, one salvage cover, two bags of quick absorbent, one wide mouth shovel, one push broom (disassembled for transport), one bolt cutter, one K-12 saw, one chainsaw, one water rescue dry suit, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, four rolls of fire scene tape, gas monitoring devices, a thermal imaging camera, the crews ballistic PPE, one decon kit, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one lifepak, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, one suction kit, two long backboards, one spare M15 oxygen cylinder, and a ALS jump bag.

Medic Seventeen (Shops # F1503) Medic Seventeen is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Paramedic, and 1 FF/EMT. Total normal staffing: 2 and maintains an ALS response level. Medic Seventeen carries one hydraulic striker stretcher, two long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, one dry chemical extinguisher, one set of forcible entry tools, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, one automotive lockout kit, two SCBA packs, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

High Axle Unit (Shops # F9604) The High Axle Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant or Captain (EMT/Paramedic) and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. The High Axle Unit can be staffed by any member of the department, but is generally staffed by the crew of Engine Seven as needed. The High Axle Unit carries one set of forcible entry tools, two dry chemical extinguishers, twenty collapsible traffic cones, two folding 'Road Closed' signs, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, and one first aid kit.

Tracked Response Unit (Shops # F2119) The Tracked Response Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant or Captain (EMT/Paramedic) and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. The Tracked Response Unit can be staffed by any member of the department, but is generally staffed by the crew of Engine Seven as needed. The Tracked Response Unit carries a forward facing FLIR camera, portable GPS readers, four sets of snow shoes, four 100' utility rope bags, four snow probes, two avalanche shovels, five avalanche beacons, four shovels, two pulaski axes, four personal fire survival shelters, two 10 gallon fuel cans, one stokes basket one long back board, fifteen wool survival blankets, two boxes of MREs, two salvage tarps, four sleeping pads, two cases of water, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, and one first aid kit.

(credit to MisterPSYCHOPATH3001 , hooknhalligan132 , and thefirefreak911 for the rigs)

Description
Station Seven "Ready for Anything" is located in Nartia, Northpoint County. It is home to Engine Seven, Medic Seven, the High Axel Unit, and the Tracked Response Unit. The High Axle Unit can be used for as a general utility unit, high water rescue unit, and snow rescue unit. The Tracked Response Unit is used for brush responses into remote areas, and snow rescue. Station Seven is part of Battalion Four, Division Two.

Engine Seven (Shops # F2104) Engine Seven is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 3 and maintains a ALS response level. The crew of Engine Seven will cross staff either the High Axle Unit or the Tracked Response Unit as needed. Engine Seven is set up with four hose beds: one with 2000' of 5" large diameter supply hose, two with 600' of 2 1/2" supply/attack hoses, and one with 200' of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose with a blitz fire nozzle preconnected to a rear discharge for rapid deployment. In addition to its hosebeds, Engine Seven also carries two 200' preconnected 1 3/4" crosslays, one 150' preconnected 1 3/4" crosslay, one 150' preconnected 2 1/2" crosslay, one 100' preconnected 1 3/4" trash line, two 8' segments of 5" hard suction hose, one 15' segment of 5" large diameter supply hose, two 25' segments of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose, two 150' high rise packs of 1 3/4" attack hose, and one 300' preconnected 1" booster reel off the tailboard. Engine Seven also carries two sets of forcible entry tools, one 14" roof ladder, one 28' extension ladder, one 10' collapsible attic ladder, two 6' pike poles, one roof hook, one trash hook, two dry chemical extinguishers, one pressurized water extinguisher, four spare SCBA bottles, two sets of hydrant tools, hose adapters and nozzles, one denver tool, three 5 gallon containers of Class A foam solution, one rapid intervention kit, one automotive lockout kit, one 300' bag of life safety rope, two 150' lengths of utility rope, cribbing, one salvage cover, two bags of quick absorbent, one wide mouth shovel, one push broom (disassembled for transport), one bolt cutter, one K-12 saw, one chainsaw, one water rescue dry suit, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, four rolls of fire scene tape, gas monitoring devices, a thermal imaging camera, the crews ballistic PPE, one decon kit, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one lifepak, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, one suction kit, two long backboards, one spare M15 oxygen cylinder, and a ALS jump bag.

Medic Seventeen (Shops # F1503) Medic Seventeen is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Paramedic, and 1 FF/EMT. Total normal staffing: 2 and maintains an ALS response level. Medic Seventeen carries one hydraulic striker stretcher, two long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, one dry chemical extinguisher, one set of forcible entry tools, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, one automotive lockout kit, two SCBA packs, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

High Axle Unit (Shops # F9604) The High Axle Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant or Captain (EMT/Paramedic) and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. The High Axle Unit can be staffed by any member of the department, but is generally staffed by the crew of Engine Seven as needed. The High Axle Unit carries one set of forcible entry tools, two dry chemical extinguishers, twenty collapsible traffic cones, two folding 'Road Closed' signs, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, and one first aid kit.

Tracked Response Unit (Shops # F2119) The Tracked Response Unit is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant or Captain (EMT/Paramedic) and 1 FF/EMT or FF/Paramedic. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. The Tracked Response Unit can be staffed by any member of the department, but is generally staffed by the crew of Engine Seven as needed. The Tracked Response Unit carries a forward facing FLIR camera, portable GPS readers, four sets of snow shoes, four 100' utility rope bags, four snow probes, two avalanche shovels, five avalanche beacons, four shovels, two pulaski axes, four personal fire survival shelters, two 10 gallon fuel cans, one stokes basket one long back board, fifteen wool survival blankets, two boxes of MREs, two salvage tarps, four sleeping pads, two cases of water, one mobile data terminal, county map books, first due area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, and one first aid kit.

(credit to MisterPSYCHOPATH3001 , hooknhalligan132 , and thefirefreak911 for the rigs)