Station 30
Station 30 Bedford is located at 1106 West Temperance Road, just west of Lewis  Avenue in Temperance: Michigan.

Bravo 1 is housed at Station 30 and is used as a primary Basic Life Support (BLS) rescue and is also licensed with the State of Michigan as a BLS ambulance. This unit is used on emergency medical calls and auto accidents for treatment sick or injured persons.

Engine 1 is housed at Station 30 Bedford and is the second response engine of the station on all fifes in areas of the township which do not have fire hydrants. This apparatus is primarily used as a support engine for structure and woodland fires.

Truck 1 is housed at Station 30 Bedford and is a 75 foot aerial ladder truck and is the second response apparatus on all structures in areas that do have hydrants. This apparatus also responds to all commercial or industrial   alarms and is utilized for ventilation of buildings on structures.  

Engine 2 is housed at Station 30 Bedford and is used primarily as a patient extrication unit for vehicle accidents carrying pre-connected extrication ('jaws of life") equipment. This apparatus is also utilized as a quick attack engine or support engine on structure or woodland fires.

Brush 1 is a mini-pumper used in response on all grass, field, woods, or other woodland s. This apparatus is also a support vehicle on auto accidents and used for personnel decontamination on minor hazardous materials incidents.

Station 47

Station 47 Bedford is located at 3445 Dean Road, just east of Monroe Road, in Lambertville, Michigan.

Bravo 2 is used as a primary Basic Life Support (BLS) rescue and is als licensed by the State of Michigan as a BLS ambulance. This unit is used  on emergency medical calls and auto accidents for the treatment of sick or injured persons.

Brush 2 is a mini-pumper and responds to motor vehicle accidents with injuries, woodland fires, and illegal burns. This unit also carries BLS equipment to serve as a backup rescue unit. It is equipped with in-line foam induction for fire suppression and also patient extraction equipment (Jaw of Life) for vehicle accidents. 

Engine 4 is used in rotation with Engine 5 as a primary response engine for structure and other types of fires. Both units carry advanced tools for rapid fire suppression.

Engine 5 Is identical to engine 4.

Rescue 1 is a multi-purpose heavy rescue apparatus. This unit responds to vehicle accidents with a full set of patient extraction equipment and structure fires. This vehicle also serves as a support apparatus for air bottle filling, and EMS rehab, has incident command and hazardous materials incident response capabilities, and serves as a back up rescue unit.  

Station 56

Station 56 Bedford is located at 7016 Lewis Avenue, between Stems and Smith Roads

Engine 6 is used as a first responder engine.

Chief, John Bofia serves out of this station. His administrative hours at the station are 8:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m. The station non-emergency phone number is (734) 847-2359

TC 1 is housed at Station 56 Bedford and is an incident command vehicle for initial response to large or complicated incidents. This unit also serves as a back up first responder rescue unit on EMS calls.