SPOKANE FIRE STATION # 11
Spokane Fire Department (SFD) Station 11 was established in 1910 and serves Lincoln Heights neighborhood, covering the areas of Manito, Lincoln Heights, Moran Prairie, the South Perry District, and Ferris High School. The station is located at 3214 S. Perry Street. Station 11’s responsibilities include fire response, Advanced Life Support medical response, vehicle extrication with complete set of hydraulic rescue tools, and wildland firefighting. Brush 11 covers many acres of parks and forested areas and regularly assists County Fire Departments with mutual aid during large area wildland fires
Station 11 Phone - (509) 625-7111
Spokane Fire Administration - (509) 625-7000
STATION 11 HISTORY
Station No. 11 was another stick cottage-style station for the fire department. It was built in 1910 and located at 2711 S. Grand Avenue. The original station was razed in 1936, with the new station opening up in 1939. The rebuilt station was one of the first horizontal stations emphasizing a larger central bay, and represents the shift from stick cottage-style, and brick and stone architecture, to single-story cement stations more concerned with larger motorized apparatus and equipment than ornate details.
With the passage of the 1989 Fire Bond, Station 11 moved to its current location on South Perry.
By Caitlin M. Shain , “Spokane Fire Station No. 11: Unionizing for the Community,” Spokane Historical, accessed May 5, 2021, https://spokanehistorical.org/items/show/448.