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The Westfield Administration Building is seamlessly integrated within Central Station’s first floor, housing offices for the department's command staff. The station is home to Engine Company 7 and District Chief 25, along with Ladder Company 8, Tanker Company 5, Highwater Rescue 25, and Rescue Boat 25. This versatile hub supports fire suppression, technical rescues, and water-based operations with specialized apparatus and a highly skilled crew.
4105 Lauder Road, Houston, Texas 77039, United States
Westfield Engine Company 7, proudly known as "The Fighting 7," is compared to the Last of the Mohicans due to their relentless spirit and deep-rooted identity. The name symbolizes “the people of the waters that are never still,” reflecting their constant readiness and unwavering response to every emergency. Like the Mohicans, they embody strength, resilience, and a lasting tradition of serving with honor amidst ever-changing challenges.
Engine Company 7 proudly operates a 2025 Pierce Enforcer, a cutting-edge pumper apparatus built for versatility and performance in high-demand emergencies. Powered by a 510-horsepower PACCAR MX-13 engine and equipped with the TAK-4® Independent Front Suspension, it ensures exceptional handling and stability on any terrain. Its Waterous Midship Pump delivers 1,500 GPM, supported by a Foam Pro system and a 1,000-gallon tank for both water and foam operations.
Strategically positioned at the intersection of Lauder Road and Long Glen Drive, Westfield Central Station serves as the operational hub for emergency response within ZIP code 77039. Originally built at 4102 Lauder Road, the station was a cornerstone of community safety for decades. In 2012, it was rebuilt directly across the road to accommodate modern firefighting advancements and meet the growing demands of the area. Known as "The Pride of the Northside," the station has earned this title through its long-standing commitment to excellence and community engagement. With enhanced facilities, cutting-edge apparatus, and a highly trained crew, Central Station proudly upholds its legacy of safeguarding lives and property while representing the strength and resilience of the Northside community.
Station 2 is a focused yet essential component of the Westfield Fire Department, serving as the dedicated home of Engine Company 3. Strategically positioned to ensure rapid response, this station plays a critical role in fire suppression and emergency operations. With a streamlined crew and mission-driven approach, Station 2 exemplifies operational efficiency and unwavering commitment to community protection.
11255 Bentley Street, Houston, Texas 77093, United States
Westfield Engine Company 3 earns comparisons to Captain Spaulding and the Devil's Rejects due to its relentless and aggressive firefighting history. Known for fearlessly confronting intense blazes and high-risk situations, the crew embodies a bold, no-quit attitude that sets them apart. Like the infamous cinematic characters, Engine 3's reputation is defined by defiance, resilience, and an unyielding commitment to dominating the fight against fire.
Engine Company 3 operates a 2018 Pierce Enforcer, a reliable and versatile pumper apparatus designed for high-performance firefighting operations. Powered by a robust engine and featuring advanced safety and ergonomic enhancements, it ensures both power and stability on challenging terrain. The pumper is equipped with a 1,500 GPM Waterous pump, a 750-gallon water tank, and a Foam Pro system, providing exceptional fire suppression capabilities. Engine 3's modern design and advanced technology enable rapid response and operational efficiency, making it a key asset in protecting the Westfield community.
Originally established in 1988, Westfield Station 2 is strategically located at the intersection of Bentley Street and Mooney Road, serving as a critical hub for emergency response within ZIP code 77093. The station’s presence in this economically challenged area has earned it the community nickname "Bomberos del Barrio" (Firefighters of the Neighborhood), reflecting the trust and reliance placed on its dedicated crew by residents facing limited resources and infrastructure. With a commitment to swift and effective responses to fire, rescue, and other emergencies, Station 2 stands as a symbol of service and resilience.
Westfield Fire Department
4105 Lauder Road, Houston, Texas 77039, United States