1600 W Highland Road, Highland Michigan 48357

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 OPEN BURN ALLOWED

STATION 1
HEADQUARTERS

1600 W HIGHLAND RD
HIGHLAND, MICHIGAN 48357

STAFFED 24/7

STATION 2


2550 E WARDLOW
HIGHLAND, MICHIGAN 48357

STAFFED 24/7

STATION 3


510 CLYDE RD
HIGHLAND, MICHIGAN 48357

NOT A STAFFED STATION

 +1 (248)887-8688

Meet The Fleet

Engine 11

 ​Pumper
 ​Non-transporting BLS

Engine 11 (E11) 2018 Pierce PUC Pumper Enforcer serves as the primary frontline engine operating out of Fire Station 1. E11, also designated as Tango 214 under our county EMS system, is a non-transporting Basic Life Support (BLS) unit.
E11 is equipped with a 1500-gallon water tank, and 30 gallons of environmentally safe Class A foam. As a dual-purpose apparatus, it functions both as a fire engine and a reserve unit. 

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Engine 3

 ​Pumper
 ​Tanker

Engine 3 (E3) 2007 Pierce Enforcer serves as the primary frontline engine operating out of Fire Station 3. Station 3 is not staffed 24/7 but E3 responds to calls with either full-time personnel on emergency call back or our paid-on-call staff. 
This engine is equipped with a 1500-gallon water tank. E3 is capable of functioning both as a traditional engine and as a tanker, shuttling water to fire scenes as needed. 

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Engine 2

 ​Pumper
 

Engine 2 (E2) 2022 Rosenbauer Pumper built on a Freightliner chassis, serving as the primary frontline engine at Fire Station 2 is staffed 24/7. 
E2 is equipped with 1500-gallon water tank, and 20 gallons of environmentally safe foam. It carries a full complement of extrication tools for motor vehicle accidents, along with limited medical supplies.  

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Rescue 212

 ​Transporting ALS
 

Rescue 212 (R212) 2019 ambulance is built on a Ford E450 chassis with a remounted AEV modular body. This unit serves as the primary frontline ambulance out of Fire Station 1 and is staffed 24/7. 
R212 is licensed as an Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulance and was the first unit in the Highland Township Fire Department fleet to receive this designation. 
R212 carries state of the art medical equipment and a full range of medications essentially bringing the ER to your front door.   

HISTORY IN THE MAKING

1941 - The 1890 Township Hall underwent a significant remodel, including the installation of garage doors on the north end to house the Township's first fire truck. This building served as a fire hall until 1969.
1953 - A new Township Hall was constructed on North John Street, and the Township Library was granted a dedicated room on the north side for its book collection. The 1890 Town Hall remained an active fire station for an additional 16 years. 
1969 - The Highland Fire Department decisively moved out of the 1890 Town Hall and into the new "Station No. 1" strategically located on the northwest corner of West Livingston Road and John Street. 
2021 - Both Station 1 and Station 2 proudly inaugurated a cutting-edge, state-of-the-art facility, continuing their essential mission to safeguard lives and property.