The Toro Station, Station 1, is located at 19900 Portola Drive in the Toro Park area. The Toro Station’s response area consists of the residential areas of Toro Park, Serra Village, Toro Hills, Indian Springs, The Bluffs and Las Palmas Ranch. The first-in response area also covers the agricultural lands west of the City of Salinas, wildland areas of the western Salinas Valley, Fort Ord and the new…

The Chualar Station, Station 2, is located at the corner of Jackson and Washington Streets in the community of Chualar. The Chualar Station’s response area covers the area between the city limits of Salinas and Gonzales as well as the foothills on both sides of the Salinas Valley. Residential areas are found in Chualar Canyon, along River Road and in the community of Chualar. Most of the valley…

The Laureles Station, Station 3, is located at the intersection of Highway 68 and Laureles Grade Road. The Laureles Station’s response area includes the Highway 68 corridor from just west of Toro Park to Olmstead Road and Laureles Grade to the Carmel Valley side of the Laureles Summit. The communities of San Benancio, Corral de Tierra, Hidden Hills, Bay Ridge, Pasadera, Monterra Ranch, Canada…

The Village Station, Station 4, is located at 26 Via Contenta in Carmel Valley Village. The Village Station's response area covers from San Clemente Drive to the East, to Garland Park on the West end. Enclosed within these boundaries is a mix of residential, commercial and ranch properties. On duty each day is an engine company staffed with a Captain, Engineer, and Firefighter, one of whom is a…

The Mid Valley Station, Station 5, is located at 8455 Carmel Valley Rd in the Mid Carmel Valley area. The Mid Valley Station responds to emergencies from Carmel Valley Rd. and Rancho San San Carlos Rd. to Rancho Fiesta Rd. On duty each day is an engine company staffed with a Captain and Firefighter, as well as a paramedic ambulance crew.

The Preserve stations provide fire and EMS response to 18,000 acres of open space, a private 18-hole golf course, golf club house, aquatic center, a equestrian facility, 100 miles of trails, a lake, and a restored 1920 Hacienda and Ranch Guest House. The recreational communities of White Rock and San Clemente also are protected by these stations; as well as the Northern Portion of Los Padres…

The East Garrison Station covers a new community of 1,400 homes and the surrounding 86 miles of trails within 7,200-acre Fort Ord National Monument. In addition, Station 7 responds to a portion of the former Fort Ord military base transferred to California State University Monterey Bay (CSUMB), including 1,253 housing units located in a residential area two miles east of the main campus. This…