Department Overview
San Miguel County Fire supports a network of volunteer fire districts serving rural and unincorporated communities across northeastern New Mexico. The department’s volunteer firefighters provide all-risk fire and EMS response throughout a large, diverse service area.
Community & Response
With 12 active volunteer fire districts, 14 main stations, six substations, and approximately 250 volunteer firefighters, San Miguel County depends on capable apparatus that can work across distance, changing terrain, and varied incident types. These two Model 1s provide a matched wildland-response platform for fire suppression, EMS support, rural search and rescue, hazardous-material incidents, and wildfire assignments.
| Model 1 Wildland - On Order
- 2026 RAM 5500 60” CA CREW CAB 4X4 DIESEL CHASSIS
- BUCKSTOP STAGE III SRW CONVERSION
- CONTINENTAL OFF-ROAD TIRE PACKAGE
- MOD 1 ALL-ALUMINUM APPARATUS BODIES
- 400-GALLON UPF POLY WATER TANKS
- INTEGRATED 10-GALLON FOAM CELLS
- DARLEY 1.5AGE 24K DIESEL PUMP PACKAGES
- DARLEY EGOV PUMP CONTROLS WITH CAB CONTROLS
- DUAL FORWARD TOPSIDE BOOSTER REELS
- FULL-LENGTH DRIVER AND OFFICER-SIDE COFFINS
- AKRON 3462 FRONT BUMPER MONITORS
- REAR 1.5” AKRON DISCHARGES
- FRC SUNSTRIP COMPARTMENT AND TRANSVERSE LIGHTING
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