Apparatus

The district's engines, aerial ladder, water tenders, high-water vehicle, and command vehicle, listed by station.

Station 131

13053 Hwy 190

Front-line pumper

Engine 131

Fire suppression and water supply for Station 131's area.

  • Fire suppression
  • Water supply
  • EMS first response
High-water vehicle

Highwater 131

Reaches homes and crashes on flooded roads that an engine can't drive through, and carries out evacuations during high water.

  • Flood response
  • Evacuation

Station 132

15281 Bootlegger Rd

Engine 132, a red pumper with GOODBEE in gold on the cab
Front-line engine

Engine 132

A Pierce pumper, delivered in 2015 and equipped for structural firefighting and emergency medical response.

  • Fire suppression
  • Structural firefighting
  • EMS first response
Ladder 132's aerial platform raised at night with a crew in the bucket
Aerial ladder

Ladder 132

A Pierce aerial platform, delivered in 2015. It flows 500 gallons a minute from about 75 feet up, and handles ventilation and rescue from upper floors.

  • Aerial operations
  • Elevated master stream
  • Ventilation
  • Above-grade rescue
Water tender

Tender 132

An International tender that carries a large volume of water to areas without fire hydrants.

  • Water supply
  • Rural firefighting support
Front-line engine

Engine 134

A Pierce Enforcer pumper, built in 2019. It runs out of Station 132 until Station 134 opens.

  • Fire suppression
  • Structural firefighting
  • EMS first response

Station 133

76160 Louisiana 1077

Front-line engine

Engine 133

An International pumper, built in 2020. It covers the northern part of the district, including its rural areas.

  • Fire suppression
  • Rural firefighting
  • EMS first response
Engine

Engine 135

An International pumper that adds a second engine company in the north end of the district.

  • Fire suppression
  • Rural firefighting
  • EMS first response
Water tender

Tender 131

Built on a Freightliner M915 military tractor, it hauls 9,000 gallons of water to areas without fire hydrants. Neighboring districts call for it at their own fires.

  • Water supply
  • Rural firefighting support
Tender 133, a red tanker with a Lucky 13 emblem on the door
Water tender

Tender 133

Carries 3,000 gallons of water to areas without fire hydrants. Remounted in 2021 on a new cab and chassis.

  • Water supply
  • Rural firefighting support

Station 134

425 Leeward Loop

Under construction

Station 134

The district's fourth station is being built. Until it opens, Engine 134 runs out of Station 132.

Command

District-wide

District Chief's vehicle

1303

Assigned to the on-duty District Chief for incident command, scene management, and district-wide oversight.

  • Incident command
  • Scene management

What the fleet supports

  • Structural and wildland fire suppression
  • Advanced life support EMS
  • Hazardous materials response
  • Technical and water rescue
  • Vehicle extrication
  • Fire prevention and public education

District 13 trains with neighboring departments at Fire District 4's training facility in Mandeville and has mutual aid agreements with Fire District 2 (Madisonville), Fire District 5 (Folsom), and the City of Covington.

Training photos