26642 Miller Bay Road NE     Kingston, Washington 98346   (360)297-3619   

Pumper 186 -- This rig usually operates as Engine 85, out of our South Kingston Road satellite station.  It's a Darley Pumper on a Spartan chassis and was manufactured in 1994.  Outfitted with a 500 gallon tank and a 1500 gpm pump, this engine also has foam capabilities.

Pumper 433 -- Recently repainted to sport North Kitsap Fire & Rescue graphics, this engine was manufactured for the former Kitsap County Fire District #14 (who merged into NKF&R in 2001) in 1993.  It's a Pierce "Dash" pumper with a 750 gallon tank, a 1500 gpm pump, and foam capabilities.

Pumper 192 -- Generally housed at our Suquamish satellite station, Engine 84 is a Darley Pumper on a Spartan chassis and was manufactured in 1995.  Outfitted with a 500 gallon tank and a 1500 gpm pump, this engine also has foam capabilities.

Tender 318 -- This 3000 gallon GMC water tender, capable of pumping 250 gpm, operates out of our South Kingston Station 85.

Ambulance 870 -- This Road Rescue box on an International chassis was delivered new to NKF&R in 1997; with nearly 150,000 miles on it, the district is giving the rig a rest -- utilizing it primarily as a reserve ambulance.

Ambulance 068 -- After serving the district for several years, this Road Rescue box received a new Ford F450 chassis with four-wheel drive in 1999.  It serves as North Kitsap Fire & Rescue's advanced life support unit, and operates out of our Kingston headquarters station.

Ambulance 387 -- This 1990 Wheeled Coach on a Ford E350 chassis came to us through the recent merger with Kitsap County Fire District #14 where it accumulated less than 50,000 miles in its first ten years.  We're now utilizing this rig as our basic life support transport unit, running out of our Suquamish fire station.

Marine 81 -- The district's fire-rescue vessel was purchased through a cooperative agreement with the Port of Kingston.  It provides fire protection and rescue services to the Port's marina as well as the other maritime areas of the district.  The 26-foot aluminum hulled boat is powered with a 375 hp Yanmar Diesel, jet propelled and equipped with a compressed air foam firefighting system.

Pumper 726 -- A 1988 Chevrolet K2500 4x4 with crew cab serves as North Kitsap Fire & Rescue's brush fire-fighting rig, and often is mobilized to assist with large-scale forest fires in Eastern Washington.  It carries a 375 gpm pump and a 300 gallon tank with foam capabilities.

More rigs to show; check back often!