5707 SE 92nd Avenue station in the Lents neighborhood of the city
of Portland, Oregon. It was built in 1928.

    
The 92nd Avenue station as it looks today.

       
Engine 11 (advanced life support)

      
      
     

      
 Rescue 11

 
A vintage Fire Alarm Pull Box

Lt. Chuck Moyer checks an address while other dispatchers man the phones
inside the old fire alarm center.

When you called Portland’s 911 in the past, they transferred you to the Portland Fire
Alarm Telegraph dispatch center on NE 21st Ave near the I-84 overpass. The building
(shown below) is now the sales office for Sunshine Dairy. 

Built in 1913

 
Station 28 – Rose City/Hollywood at 5540 NE Sandy Boulevard was reopened
in 2005

Engine 28

Hose 5 and Engine 9 at 3500 SE Belmont Street station

                               
                                
                                       Always Ready, Always There