Editing Orange City, Florida (section)

===Fire department===
The Orange City Fire Department, established in 1890, is a combination department (volunteer and paid). The department consists of two fire stations; station 67, located at 215 N. Holly Ave, is also the main station where administration is housed. Station 68 is located at the south-end water plant. This is a secured facility and not accessible for the public. The department was recently awarded a class 2 ISO rating, first and only in Volusia County. The Orange City Fire Department is contracted to provide fire services to the City of [[DeBary, Florida]] (Station 33). All engines and the Rescue are ALS supplied and staffed with paramedics. <!--unneeded detail, poorly written Below is a list of the units.

Station 67:
Engine 67 (2016 Pierce)
Ladder 67 (1996 E-One)
Brush Attack 67 (Old Deuce and a half)
Battalion 67 
Engine 267 reserve (2003 E-One)
1937 Fire truck recently refurb.
(Engine 67 is normally staffed with two full-time personnel, supplemented with volunteers. All units except for the battalion are cross manned).

Station 68:
Engine 68 (2010 Ferrara)
Rescue 68 (2017 Type 1 Ford Ambulance Non-transport)
(Engine 68 is normally staffed with 2 full-time personnel, supplemented with volunteers.)
(Rescue 68 is staffed with 2 personnel from 7:00 to 19:00 7 days a week, known as the peak load unit.)

Administration units:
Chief 67 (Fire Chief)
Chief 68 (Deputy Fire Chief)
FM 67 (Fire Marshal)
Service 67 (Administration vehicle)

Station 33:
Engine 33 (2015 Pierce)
Tender 33 (2010 Ferrara)
Brush Attack 33 (Old Deuce and a half)
Support 33 
(Station 33 is manned 24/7 with 3 personnel, supplemented with volunteers. All units except for the support truck are cross manned).
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