Your building is a protection class 2.  

• Buildings within the city limits of Bend (no matter the proximity to a fire station or approved water source) are considered an I.S.O. Classification 2. 

OR

• Buildings outside the city limits of Bend but still within 5 road miles of a fire station and 1,000 feet of a fire hydrant measured by an approved route are considered an I.S.O. Classification 2. 

All ratings are subject to structures either within the City Limits of Bend or within the borders of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2.

Your building is a protection class 4

Buildings OUTSIDE the city limits of Bend but within 5 road miles of a fire station, regardless of a fire hydrant location, are considered an I.S.O. Classification 4. 

All ratings are subject to structures either within the City Limits of Bend or within the borders of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2.

Your building is a Protection Class 10W

Buildings more than 5 road miles but less than 7 road miles of a fire station, regardless of a fire hydrant location, are considered an I.S.O. Classification 10W. 

All ratings are subject to structures either within the City Limits of Bend or within the borders of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2.

Your building is a Protection Class 10

Buildings OUTSIDE the city limits of Bend AND more than 7 road miles of a fire station, regardless of a fire hydrant, are considered an I.S.O. Classification 10. 

All ratings are subject to structures either within the City Limits of Bend or within the borders of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2.

ISO ratings effective January 1, 2024.

All ratings are subject to structures either within the City Limits of Bend or within the borders of Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2.

• Class 2 – A property within the City Limits of Bend.
• Class 2 – A property within 5 road miles of a fire station and 1,000 feet of a fire hydrant measured by an approved route.
• Class 5 – A property within 5 road miles of a fire station and no fire hydrant within 1,000 feet.
• Class 10W – A property within 5-7 road miles of a fire station regardless of a fire hydrant location.
• Class 10 – A property within the fire district boundaries over 7 miles from a fire station.

Fire Station Locations (Map)

Station Apparatus Information

Bend Fire & Rescue operations are career personnel with a minimum of a battalion chief, 4 engines, 1 truck, 2 BLS ambulances and 3 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

Hydrant locations:

Use Deschutes County New Dial, Assessors Office GIS Program. If you have Question on how to use New Dial please contact Deschutes County GIS at (541) 330-4607

 How to find fire hydrants using Deschutes County Dial