Post by AlphaWolf on Nov 17, 2013 17:03:37 GMT -6
Eagle Pointe is a mid-sized town on Saint Florian, an island off the coast of the eastern United States. The island is divided into Eagle County and Phoenix County, with multiple townships in each county.\
Major towns in Eagle County
Eagle Pointe (County seat)
Bronson
Madison
Ravenville
Falcon Junction
Major towns in Phoenix County
Phoenix
Port Allen
Isla Vista
McKinley Heights
Phoenix River Falls
Information on the Major Towns and Cities
Saint Florian--The second-largest metropolitan area in Sant Florian, and the state capital. It sits outside both Eagle and Phoenix counties, in its own metropolitan area. It is a land-locked town, but an older one, dating back to the 1800s. It was settled by German and Austro-Hungarian immigrants.
Eagle Pointe--Settled in the early 1900s by transplanted New Englanders and Southerners, Eagle Point quickly became a hub of southern Saint Florian Island, and became county seat when the island was divided into Phoenix and Eagle counties. Many of the families in the town are old, having been here since the beginning.
Bronson--A rural mining town in the center of the island, settled by Scots-Irish in the late 1800s/early 1900s. It produces coal and small amounts of gems.
Madison--A small farming town in rural Eagle County.
Ravenville--A river town in the interior of the island.
Falcon Junction--A town situated at the point where the Falcon River divides into the North Falcon River and the South Falcon River.
Phoenix--County seat of Phoenix County, Phoenix was founded in the early 1900s by Englishmen. It is a quiet town that makes large amounts of money from equestrianism.
Port Allen--The central town of the Port Allen-Isla Vista-McKinley Heights metropolitan area, and the town that fathered McKinley Heights. Port Allen is the industrial center of Saint Florian and a grimy disgrace of a city in some places.
McKinley Heights--A town situated on cliffs overlooking Port Allen, McKinley Heights is primarily a middle-class area, with some high-end residences.
Isla Vista--A luxury resort located thirty minutes from central Port Allen. Filled by the famed and wealthy, it is a gorgeous town.
Phoenix River Falls--An inland town in Phoenix County, near the Phoenix River waterfall. It used to be a gold rush town, but now is primarily a sleeper community for Bronson.
Emergency Services in the Island of Saint Florian (by town)
Saint Florian--Saint Florian Fire Department (also provides EMS), Saint Florian Police Department
Eagle Pointe--Eagle Pointe Fire-Rescue, Eagle Pointe Police Department
Bronson--Bronson Township Fire Protection District
Madison--Madison Volunteer Fire Department
Ravenville--Ravenville Volunteer Fire Department, Ravenville Police Department
Falcon Junction--Falcon Junction Fire-Rescue
Phoenix--Phoenix Fire Department, Phoenix Police Department
Port Allen/Isla Vista/McKinley Heights Metropolitan Area
Phoenix River Falls
All towns are under the jurisdiction of the Saint Florian State Troopers.
All towns in Eagle County are served by the Eagle County Rescue Squad and Eagle County Sheriff's Office.
All towns in Phoenix County (excepting Phoenix) are served by the Phoenix County Fire Department, Phoenix County EMS, and Phoenix County Sheriff.
Information on the Emergency Services
Eagle Pointe Fire-Rescue
EPFR is a combination paid/volunteer department with five stations spread across Eagle Pointe. Many of the firehouses are two or three-storied, allowing for compact construction.
Headquarters--Headquarters is the administrative compound located next to Station 3 in uptown Eagle Pointe. It holds the reserve apparatus, burn building, and training grounds.
Station 1 (Main Street)--Station 1 is located in downtown Eagle Pointe, and is the oldest of the five stations. It houses Engine 1, Battalion 1, Ladder 1 1, and Rescue 1. When facing the front of the station, Engine 1 is in the leftmost bay, Ladder 1 is inside the middle bay, with Battalion 1 parked outside of the middle bay, and Rescue 1 is in the rightmost bay. This station houses one paid crew (Engine 1) and a paid battalion chief.
Station 2--Station 2 (First Street) is located in the East Side. It houses Engine 2, Engine 21, and Squad 1. This station houses one paid crew (Engine 2)
Station 3--Station 3 (Elm Street) is located in the West Side. It houses Engine 3, Tanker 1, and Rescue 2. This station houses one paid crew (Rescue 2)
Station 4--Station 4 is a two-story firehouse located on the North Side of Eagle Pointe. It houses Engine 4, Ladder 2, Tanker 2, Brush 1, and Squad 2. It houses two paid crews (Engine 4, Ladder 2)
Station 5--Station 5 is a two-story firehouse located on the South Side of Eagle Pointe. It is the only all-paid station in the department, as it serves the city's industrial area and some slums. It houses Engine 5, Engine 51, Ladder 3, Squad 3, Rescue 3, Battalion 2, and Foam 1.
Eagle County Rescue Squad
The ECRS serves all of Eagle County with EMS and technical rescue services. It is a combination paid/volunteer department, hosting six paid medic units and five volunteer technical rescue units.
Station 1--Station 1 (Third Street, Eagle Pointe) houses Medic 1 and Dive 1.
Station 2--Station 2 (Twelfth Avenue, Eagle Pointe) houses Medic 2.
Station 3--Station 3 (Main Street, Ravenville) houses Medic 3 and Tech 1.
Station 4--Station 4 (Main Street, Bronson) houses Medic 4 and Mountain 1.
Station 5--Station 5 (Riverview Road, Falcon Junction) houses Medic 5 and Dive 2.
Station 6--Station 6 (Greg Street, Madison) houses Medic 6 and Tech 2.
Helmet and Reflective Patch Colors in the Eagle Pointe Fire & Rescue Service
The helmet color denotes the primary duty of the firefighter, and patches represent additional certifications or duties.
Helmets
White--Assistant Chief and Chief
Red--Captains and Lieutenants
Black--Firefighters
Yellow--Rescue Firefighters
Blue--Firefighter/paramedics
Reflective Patches
Yellow--Firefighter
Red--Rescue Technician
Blue--Paramedic
Green--Special Rescue Technician
EPFR Apparatus
Pictures represent model only. All EPFR apparatus are red with black on the top half of the cabs, and ladder trucks have black ladders.
Engine 1
Battalion 1
Rescue 1
Ladder 1
NOTE: For the purposes of this story, an engine is a dedicated pumper apparatus. Trucks are ladder apparatus, Squads are rescue engines, and Rescues are medium or heavy-duty rescue units.
Major towns in Eagle County
Eagle Pointe (County seat)
Bronson
Madison
Ravenville
Falcon Junction
Major towns in Phoenix County
Phoenix
Port Allen
Isla Vista
McKinley Heights
Phoenix River Falls
Information on the Major Towns and Cities
Saint Florian--The second-largest metropolitan area in Sant Florian, and the state capital. It sits outside both Eagle and Phoenix counties, in its own metropolitan area. It is a land-locked town, but an older one, dating back to the 1800s. It was settled by German and Austro-Hungarian immigrants.
Eagle Pointe--Settled in the early 1900s by transplanted New Englanders and Southerners, Eagle Point quickly became a hub of southern Saint Florian Island, and became county seat when the island was divided into Phoenix and Eagle counties. Many of the families in the town are old, having been here since the beginning.
Bronson--A rural mining town in the center of the island, settled by Scots-Irish in the late 1800s/early 1900s. It produces coal and small amounts of gems.
Madison--A small farming town in rural Eagle County.
Ravenville--A river town in the interior of the island.
Falcon Junction--A town situated at the point where the Falcon River divides into the North Falcon River and the South Falcon River.
Phoenix--County seat of Phoenix County, Phoenix was founded in the early 1900s by Englishmen. It is a quiet town that makes large amounts of money from equestrianism.
Port Allen--The central town of the Port Allen-Isla Vista-McKinley Heights metropolitan area, and the town that fathered McKinley Heights. Port Allen is the industrial center of Saint Florian and a grimy disgrace of a city in some places.
McKinley Heights--A town situated on cliffs overlooking Port Allen, McKinley Heights is primarily a middle-class area, with some high-end residences.
Isla Vista--A luxury resort located thirty minutes from central Port Allen. Filled by the famed and wealthy, it is a gorgeous town.
Phoenix River Falls--An inland town in Phoenix County, near the Phoenix River waterfall. It used to be a gold rush town, but now is primarily a sleeper community for Bronson.
Emergency Services in the Island of Saint Florian (by town)
Saint Florian--Saint Florian Fire Department (also provides EMS), Saint Florian Police Department
Eagle Pointe--Eagle Pointe Fire-Rescue, Eagle Pointe Police Department
Bronson--Bronson Township Fire Protection District
Madison--Madison Volunteer Fire Department
Ravenville--Ravenville Volunteer Fire Department, Ravenville Police Department
Falcon Junction--Falcon Junction Fire-Rescue
Phoenix--Phoenix Fire Department, Phoenix Police Department
Port Allen/Isla Vista/McKinley Heights Metropolitan Area
Phoenix River Falls
All towns are under the jurisdiction of the Saint Florian State Troopers.
All towns in Eagle County are served by the Eagle County Rescue Squad and Eagle County Sheriff's Office.
All towns in Phoenix County (excepting Phoenix) are served by the Phoenix County Fire Department, Phoenix County EMS, and Phoenix County Sheriff.
Information on the Emergency Services
Eagle Pointe Fire-Rescue
EPFR is a combination paid/volunteer department with five stations spread across Eagle Pointe. Many of the firehouses are two or three-storied, allowing for compact construction.
Headquarters--Headquarters is the administrative compound located next to Station 3 in uptown Eagle Pointe. It holds the reserve apparatus, burn building, and training grounds.
Station 1 (Main Street)--Station 1 is located in downtown Eagle Pointe, and is the oldest of the five stations. It houses Engine 1, Battalion 1, Ladder 1 1, and Rescue 1. When facing the front of the station, Engine 1 is in the leftmost bay, Ladder 1 is inside the middle bay, with Battalion 1 parked outside of the middle bay, and Rescue 1 is in the rightmost bay. This station houses one paid crew (Engine 1) and a paid battalion chief.
Station 2--Station 2 (First Street) is located in the East Side. It houses Engine 2, Engine 21, and Squad 1. This station houses one paid crew (Engine 2)
Station 3--Station 3 (Elm Street) is located in the West Side. It houses Engine 3, Tanker 1, and Rescue 2. This station houses one paid crew (Rescue 2)
Station 4--Station 4 is a two-story firehouse located on the North Side of Eagle Pointe. It houses Engine 4, Ladder 2, Tanker 2, Brush 1, and Squad 2. It houses two paid crews (Engine 4, Ladder 2)
Station 5--Station 5 is a two-story firehouse located on the South Side of Eagle Pointe. It is the only all-paid station in the department, as it serves the city's industrial area and some slums. It houses Engine 5, Engine 51, Ladder 3, Squad 3, Rescue 3, Battalion 2, and Foam 1.
Eagle County Rescue Squad
The ECRS serves all of Eagle County with EMS and technical rescue services. It is a combination paid/volunteer department, hosting six paid medic units and five volunteer technical rescue units.
Station 1--Station 1 (Third Street, Eagle Pointe) houses Medic 1 and Dive 1.
Station 2--Station 2 (Twelfth Avenue, Eagle Pointe) houses Medic 2.
Station 3--Station 3 (Main Street, Ravenville) houses Medic 3 and Tech 1.
Station 4--Station 4 (Main Street, Bronson) houses Medic 4 and Mountain 1.
Station 5--Station 5 (Riverview Road, Falcon Junction) houses Medic 5 and Dive 2.
Station 6--Station 6 (Greg Street, Madison) houses Medic 6 and Tech 2.
Helmet and Reflective Patch Colors in the Eagle Pointe Fire & Rescue Service
The helmet color denotes the primary duty of the firefighter, and patches represent additional certifications or duties.
Helmets
White--Assistant Chief and Chief
Red--Captains and Lieutenants
Black--Firefighters
Yellow--Rescue Firefighters
Blue--Firefighter/paramedics
Reflective Patches
Yellow--Firefighter
Red--Rescue Technician
Blue--Paramedic
Green--Special Rescue Technician
EPFR Apparatus
Pictures represent model only. All EPFR apparatus are red with black on the top half of the cabs, and ladder trucks have black ladders.
Engine 1
Battalion 1
Rescue 1
Ladder 1
NOTE: For the purposes of this story, an engine is a dedicated pumper apparatus. Trucks are ladder apparatus, Squads are rescue engines, and Rescues are medium or heavy-duty rescue units.
