Station 7

19302 T.C. Jester Blvd. Spring, TX 77379

Station 7 is located on T.C. Jester Blvd. just south of Spring Cypress with dedicated men and women volunteer members. The current station opened in 2014 which replaced the station located on Winding Ridge in the Spring Creek Oaks Subdivision. The station houses an engine, equipment truck, rescue boat & utility vehicle. The members of the station live in the area and respond to the station when an emergency call is paged. They respond to the subdivisions of The Chancel, Spring Creek Oaks, Spring Creek Forest, Windrose, Bridgestone West, Villages of Bridgestone, Senterra Lakes, Terranova West, Terravista, Cypress Villas, Cypress Trace, Farmette Meadows, and Spring Creek Court. If you would like to stop by the station on Monday evening to visit and or ask question please feel free to do so.

*This station has a meeting room available for public use. Please contact Brittney Edmiston at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for additional information.

Station 7 Officers

Sr. Captain – Alan Pagan-Perez

Captain – Thomas Viehoefer

Station 7 Apparatus

Engine 37

New E37

Cab/Chassis – 2019 Pierce Velocity six(6) man long cab w/12” Vista roof
Engine – Cummins ISC 450 HP
Body – Pierce Pumper Left side full depth compartment
Pump – 2000 gpm Hale mechanical seal single stage
Water – 750 gal Poly Tank
Foam System – Husky
Foam – 20 gal Class “A”
Harrison Hydraulic Generator – 8 kW
Hose – 1000ft of 5”, 300ft of 3”, 300ft of 2 ½” , Cross Lays (1) 200ft of 1 ¾” and (2) 200ft of 2″, Front Bumper Pre-Connect 200ft of 1 ¾”, Booster Reel 200ft of 1″.

Rescue 37 2013 Pierce Velocity Heavy Rescue

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TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension
Cummins ISL 370 HP Engine
30 KW Onan PTO Driven Generator
Light Tower
6 Bottle Cascade System With Bottle Fill Station
Dual Set of Holmarto Hydraulic Rescue ToolsTwin Cribbing Set
Dewalt Cordless Tool Set
Hi-Pressure Hi-Lift Interlocking Airbags
Multi-Mount Winch
Forcible Entry Tools

Utility 37

U37

General purpose of this vehicle is to shuttle equipment, tow the rescue boat, and support the Special Service team.

Klein Volunteer Fire Dept is located in North Harris County. Station 1 was created in 1951 and in sixty eight years the department has expanded to eight stations, an administration building, a training facility with drill tower, 30 pieces of equipment, and has a first due response area of approximately 52 sq miles. The department has approximately 200 personnel, this includes certified First Responders, EMTs, Paramedics, and administrative staff. KVFD also works closely with surrounding fire departments and EMS companies.

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