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		FIRE STATIONS      The St. Lucie County Fire District has 15 stations housing 11 engines, 5 Quint/Ladders, 14 Brush units, a Hazardous Materials Unit, and a Confined Space Rescue Unit. The St. Lucie County Fire District also provides Advanced Life Support from each of its 15 stations. It participates in a regional medical protocol with Martin and Indian River Counties ensuring our Emergency Medical Care is among the most progressive in the State of Florida. The Stations are broken up into 3 battalions with 5 stations in each. Below are links highlighting all 15 St. Lucie County Fire Stations, plus the Administrative Complex, Emergency Operations Center, and Air Rescue. Click on a link to get directions to the station. Double click to the map to zoom in.   View Larger Map