STATION LOCATIONS
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STATION 73
880 Tennent Ave.
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Emergency: Call 911
Non-Emergency: 510-724-9053 |
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STATION 74
(Reopening Spring 2023)
3700 Pinole Valley Road
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Tours of the Station 73 may be scheduled by calling (510) 724-9053.
We request that tours be scheduled in advance. To assist in scheduling, please have the following information available:
- Date and time requested
- Number of persons expected to attend
- Age group of attendees
- Which Station
- Length of tour requested
- Any special requests
We can also come to you. If you would like a firefighter to speak to a group of children or adults regarding fire safety call (510) 724-8970 to set up a meeting.
Incidents and Equipment:
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| E-73, 1989 Pierce 1500 gpm pumper, pumps at a building explosion caused by a backhoe rupturing a gas line. |
E-73, 1989 Pierce 1500 gpm pumper, pumps at a building explosion caused by a backhoe rupturing a gas line. |
Garage fire prior to arrival of engine companies, Greenfield Circle, Pinole. |
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| E-73 (1999 HME/Central States 1250 gpm rescue pumper) works one of the endless vehicle accidents on Interstate 80. |
Crews chase down a brush fire at Pt. Pinole Regional Shoreline. |
Roof of a daycare residence is fully involved upon arrival, Carmelita Way. |
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| Pinole Firefighter Chuck Thompson "foams" a railcar with 100,000 bottles of Corona beer which was set afire by burglars, Union Pacific Line. |
Pinole Creek overflows at Pinole Valley High School. |
CDF Tanker 88 makes a drop on the Pinole Ridge Fire, summer 2002. |
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| Engine 373 (International/Paoletti 500 gpm/500 gallon) and Water Tender 273 (1982 Westates 1000 gpm/1200 gallon) at Pt. Richmond wildland fire overlooking San Francisco Bay. |
Back Then:
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| Pinole firefighters on the brush engine, 1940's. |
Department musters in front of the old station, 1950's. |
Moving truck falls over the edge of the Sycamore overcrossing, Interstate-80 in the early 60's. Pinole fire covered Hercules until the Rodeo-Hercules fire district was formed. |
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| Crews fight a working fire at St. Joseph's Church in Pinole, 1967. The expanded church is still a prominent Pinole structure today. |