Información sobre seguros contra incendios
In our community—whether you live in in Bend or the Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2—fire insurance protection class ratings reflect how well local resources like fire stations and hydrants can help keep your home safe.
Fire insurance ratings, known as Insurance Services Office (ISO) Protection Classes, play a role in determining how well a property is protected in the event of a fire. These ratings are based on how close your home or building is to a fire station and a reliable water source, like a hydrant. The scale runs from Class 2, which indicates excellent protection, to Class 10, which means limited access to fire services.
Buildings Inside Bend City Limits
ISO Class 2
- All buildings within the city limits of Bend are rated Class 2, no matter how close they are to a fire station or fire hydrant
Buildings Outside Bend City Limits
(But still within Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2)
ISO Class 2
- The building is within 5 road miles of a Bend Fire & Rescue station
- The building is within 1,000 feet of a fire hydrant
- Must be measured by an approved route
ISO Class 4
- The building is within 5 road miles of a fire station
- There is no fire hydrant within 1,000 feet
ISO Class 10W
- The building is between 5 and 7 road miles from a fire station
- Fire hydrant location does not matter
ISO Class 10
- The building is more than 7 road miles from a fire station
- Fire hydrant location does not matter
Need Help?
If you’re unsure which class applies to your building, contact the Bend Fire & Rescue Administration Office at 541-322-6300.
Helpful Tools and Information
Fire Station Locations (Map)
| Station 301 – West Station | 1212 SW Simpson Ave, Bend OR |
| Station 302 – Tumalo Station | 64725 Cook Ave, Bend Or |
| Station 303 – South Station | 61080 Country Club Dr, Bend OR |
| Station 304 – East Station | 62420 Hamby Rd, Bend OR |
| Station 305 – North Station | 63377 Jamison St, Bend OR |
| Station 306 – Pilot Butte Station | 425 NE 15th St, Bend OR |
Station Apparatus Information
Bend Fire & Rescue operations are career personnel with a minimum of a battalion chief, four engines, one truck, two Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulances and three Advanced Life Support (ALS) ambulances dedicated per day plus one station that cross staffs an engine and ALS ambulance.
Station 301 – West Station
- Type 1 Engine – 750 gallon tank with 1500 GPM pump
- Type 3 Interface – 500 gallon tank with 500 GPM pump
- ALS Ambulance dedicated
Station 302 – Tumalo Station
- Type 1 Engine – 750 gallon tank with 1500 GPM pump
- Type 3 Interface – 500 gallon tank with 500 GPM pump
- ALS Ambulance cross staffed
Station 303 – South Station
- Type 1 Engine – 750 gallon tank with 1500 GPM pump
- Type 3 Interface – 500 gallon tank with 500 GPM pump
- ALS Ambulance dedicated
Station 304 – East Station
- Type 1 Engine – 750 gallon tank with 1500 GPM pump
- Type 3 Interface – 500 gallon tank with 500 GPM pump
- ALS Ambulance dedicated
- BLS Ambulance dedicated
Station 305 – North Station
- 100 Arial Ladder Truck – no tank or pump
- BLS Ambulance dedicated
Station 306 – Pilot Butte Station
- Type 1 Engine – 750 gallon tank with 1500 GPM pump
- Battalion Chief
Where to Find Fire Hydrants:
To locate fire hydrants in Deschutes County, you can use the county’s online mapping tool called Dial, which is part of the Assessor’s Office GIS Program.
If you’re not sure how to use Dial, feel free to reach out to the Deschutes County GIS team. They’re happy to help! You can call them at 541-330-4607.