Harrah Station 1

The Harrah Fire Department is located in far eastern Oklahoma County and operates 11 apparatus out of 2 stations. The department protects a population of 6500 and covers an area of 45 sq miles. The department responds to over 1500 calls a year with 20 total personnel, 13 career and 7 volunteer.

Station 1 is located in downtown Harrah and is staffed strictly by volunteers. Units at this station will only respond to larger incidents or to back up units from Station 2.

Engine 304 - 1996 International/Pierce, Job #EA187 - 1250 Waterous/1500 Tank - Diesel/Auto While still labeled "Engine 1", this trucks real identifier is Engine 304. Engine 304 is second out engine for the department.

Engine 304 - 1996 International/Pierce, Job #EA187 - 1250 Waterous/1500 Tank - Diesel/Auto

While still labeled "Engine 1", this trucks real identifier is Engine 304. Engine 304 is second out engine for the department.

Tanker 305 - 1987 Ford F7000/Oklahoma County/HFD - 200 Hale/1500 Tank - Diesel/Auto While Tanker 305 is technically first out tanker for Station 1, members say it has been at least 4 years since the unit responded to a call. A sweet ride neverthe

Tanker 305 - 1987 Ford F7000/Oklahoma County/HFD - 200 Hale/1500 Tank - Diesel/Auto

While Tanker 305 is technically first out tanker for Station 1, members say it has been at least 4 years since the unit responded to a call. A sweet ride nevertheless, check out the hand painted lettering on the tank body!

Brush Pumper 307 - 2017 Ford F350/HFD - 200 Hale/300 Tank - Gas/Auto Brush Pumper 307 is second out brush pumper for Station 1.

Brush Pumper 307 - 2017 Ford F350/HFD - 200 Hale/300 Tank - Gas/Auto

Brush Pumper 307 is second out brush pumper for Station 1.

Brush Pumper 327 - 2007 Ford F350/M&M Metalworx - 200 Hale/300 Tank - Gas/Auto Brush Pumper 327 is first out brush pumper for Station 1.

Brush Pumper 327 - 2007 Ford F350/M&M Metalworx - 200 Hale/300 Tank - Gas/Auto

Brush Pumper 327 is first out brush pumper for Station 1.