STATIONS, FLEET AND FACILITIES
Show your stations, fleet and facilities.
Residents and recruits want to see where you serve from and what you drive. Pages for stations, precincts, headquarters and other facilities, plus records for your apparatus and vehicles, give them rich, accurate pages instead of a stale photo gallery.
AT A GLANCE
Every station, facility and vehicle, in one place.
Stations and facilities are linked to your apparatus and vehicles, so each page points to the other.
Station and facility pages
Address, phone, hours, district, commander, photos and a map.
Apparatus and vehicle records
Type, make, model, year, specs and photos for each unit.
Linked records
A station shows its apparatus, and an apparatus record shows its home station.
Cards on any page
Drop a fleet listing or station cards wherever you need them.
STATIONS AND FACILITIES
A page for every station and facility.
Stations, precincts, headquarters and other facilities all use the same page, so residents find what they look for and recruits get a reason to visit.
Number and name
Each station or facility is identified the way your community knows it.
Address, phone and hours
Contact details and the hours the location is staffed or open.
Map
A map so visitors can find the location.
District and neighborhoods served
The response district and the neighborhoods it covers.
Commander
The officer in charge, shown on the page.
Photo and gallery
A main photo plus a gallery of the building, crews and vehicles.
Quick stats
Short figures that give a station or facility some context.
Optional notice
A notice on the page, for example when a location is temporarily closed for renovation.
APPARATUS AND VEHICLES
A record for every apparatus and vehicle you run.
Each apparatus or vehicle has its own detail page with the specifications people ask about.
Seven apparatus types
Engine, tanker, rescue, ambulance, brush truck, ladder or aerial, and command or utility.
Make, model and year
The manufacturer, model and model year of each unit.
Specs table
A table of specifications for each apparatus or vehicle.
Photo and gallery
A main photo and a gallery for each unit.
Detail page for each unit
Every apparatus or vehicle has its own page that people can find and share.
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CONNECTED AND REUSABLE
Linked records and fleet listings.
Link each apparatus or vehicle to its home station once, and both pages stay in step.
Apparatus linked to stations
Each apparatus is linked to the station that houses it.
Station page shows its apparatus
Visitors see which units are based at each station.
Apparatus page shows its home station
Visitors can go from a unit straight to its station.
Fleet listing
A listing of your apparatus and vehicles that can go on any page.
Station cards
Cards for your stations and facilities that can go on any page.
Drafts, versions and scheduling
Update a record safely and publish when it is ready.
Role-based permissions
Choose which staff can edit stations, facilities and apparatus.
QUESTIONS
Common questions
What can a station or facility page show?
A station or facility page shows the number, name, address, phone and hours, the district and neighborhoods served, the commander, a photo and gallery, a map and quick stats. Precincts, headquarters and substations use the same page.
Can we post a notice if a station or facility is closed?
Yes. A station or facility can carry an optional notice, for example that it is temporarily closed for renovation.
What apparatus types are supported?
Engine, tanker, rescue, ambulance, brush truck, ladder or aerial, and command or utility.
What details are kept for each apparatus?
Each record holds the type, make, model, year, a specs table, a photo and gallery, and has its own detail page.
Are apparatus and vehicles connected to stations?
Yes. Each apparatus is linked to the station that houses it, so a station page shows its apparatus and an apparatus page shows its home station.
Can we show our whole fleet on one page?
Yes. A fleet listing can be placed on any page, and station cards can go on any page as well.
Why use station, facility and apparatus pages instead of a photo gallery?
A photo gallery goes stale and carries no facts. Station, facility and apparatus pages hold the address, hours, district and specifications that residents and recruits look for, and they stay linked to each other.
Does this work for EMS and police departments?
Yes. Ambulance is an apparatus type, and EMS stations use the same pages as fire stations. Police precincts, headquarters and substations use the same facility pages.
Who can edit stations, facilities and apparatus?
Staff with the right role. Role-based permissions control who edits, and drafts, versions and scheduling apply to these records too.
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