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STANDISH, MAINE |
| Population: 10,000 - Area: 84 Sq Miles (inc Sebego Lake) - Official Website |
| Call Volume: 1,742 - Frequency: 154.100 - Dispatched by Cumberland County RCC |
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| Staffing:Monday – Friday Day (0600-1800)- Two per-diem personnel, one being a Paramedic and the other an EMT with at least one of them cross trained as a fire fighter. Monday – Friday Night (1800-0600)- There are assigned night crews of call company personnel. Each crew currently has 4-5 people, when on a call all people are paid hourly. When not on a call only the one person from the crew that is at the station (each crew rotates members that stay at the station) receives the stipend to be with the truck. The remaining crew that is either at home or could be at the station does not receive any compensation until they go on a call. Monday – Thursday (0730- 1700)- Are the regular administrative hours for the two full-time employees; the Chief of Department and Public Safety Captain. 16 hours during the Week – Fire Inspector responsible for safety inspections, Fire Prevention and Public Education. 29 hours a week – Animal Control Officer/EMT, schedule is flexible based on calls for service. Live in Student Program– 3 Students at Central Station and 2 Students at North Gorham Station from 2200-0700 Sunday – Thursday and one covering the weekend from Midnight to 0700 on Saturday and Sunday. Weekends– There are 4 weekend crews with 4-5 people that cover from 0600 on Saturday Morning to 0600 on Monday morning. During that time there is one person (each crew rotates members that stay at the station) at the station in 12 hour shifts covering 0600-1800 and 1800-0600 the remaining crew that does not have to be at the station does not receive any compensation until they go on a call. Fire Responses are handled by cross trained personnel that may be on duty along with call company personnel. Dispatch– 24 hour coverage from 4 full time dispatchers and 7 part-time dispatchers, shifts running from 0600-1400, 1400-2200 and 2200-0600. |
| STATIONS | PHOTOS |
| Central Station - 175 Northeast Road - (E21, Sq6, T12, Tr10, R1, R2, Sq6) |  |
| North Gorham - 2 Standish Neck Road (Shared Station with Gorham ) - (E4, GorhamT4) |  |
| Steep Falls - 870 Boundry Road - (E3, F3, T3, R3) |  |
| APPARATUS | PHOTOS |
| APPARATUS ON ORDER | |
| E-One custom pumper ordered December 2024 |  |
| ENGINES | |
| Engine 21- 2011 E-One 1500/1000/30A/30B |  |
| Engine 3- 2005 E-One 1250/1000/40F |  |
| Engine 4- 2014 E-One Typhoon 1250/1000 |  |
| LADDERS | |
| Truck 10- 2001 E-One 2000/300/95' RM Tower |  |
| TANKERS | |
| Gorham Tank 4- 2014 International/1987 FMC 1500/4000 (shared w/ Gorham) | NO PHOTO |
| Tank 3- 2024 International HV613/E-One 1500/3000 (#146411) |  |
| Tank 12- 2017 Freightliner/Pierce 1500/2000 (#30828) |  |
| FORESTRY | |
| Forestry 3- 1968 Army Surplus 1000 gallon |  |
| SPECIAL UNITS | |
| Squad 6- 1997 International Water Rescue |  |
| AMBULANCES | |
| Rescue 1- 2024 Dodge/PL Custom ambulance | NO PHOTO |
| Rescue 2- 2016 Ford E-450/PL Custom ambulance | NO PHOTO |
| Rescue 3- 2022 Dodge Ram/PL Custom ambulance | NO PHOTO |
| SUPPORT/UTILITY | |
| Trail 18- 2005 Kubota RTV |  |
| Unit 7- Chevy 2500HD |  |
| Service 32- 1997 Dodge Ram 350 (dept mechanic, exU5) |  |
| Traffic 8- 2010 Ford E-350 | NO PHOTO |
RETIRED APPARATUS / STATIONS |
| UNIT BY YEAR | PHOTOS |
| Ladder 1- Ford C/American LaFrance |  |
| Marine 4- 1978 Chevy water rescue |  |
| Engine 3- 1980 Ford/Middlesex L-9000 1000/1000 | NO PHOTO |
| Engine 5- 1986 FMC/Kenworth 1000/1000 |  |
| Tank 2- 1986 AM General 4000 gallon |  |
| Engine 1- 1987 Ford C-8000/E-One 1000/1000 |  |
| Engine 4- 1989 Ford/E-One C-8000 1000/1000 |   |
| Squad 6- 1994 Ford F-350 water rescue |  |
| Tank 3- 1995 Kenworth Central States 1000/2500 |  |
| Engine 2- 1997 HME Central States 1000/1000 |  |
| Rescue 1, Squad 6- 2002 Ford E-450/PL Custom ambulance, then converted into a water rescue |  |
| Rescue 3- 2003 Ford E-450/PL Custom ambulance |  |
| Rescue 1, 2, Squad 6- 2009 Ford E-450/PL Custom ambulance, then water rescue |   |
| Rescue 3- 2012 Chevy G4500/PL Custom ambulance | |
| Rescue 1- 2019 Ford E-450/Wheeled Coach ambulance | NO PHOTO |