
MEDIC-17
Medic-17 is a Frazier unit on a 2014 Dodge Cummings Diesel chassis. It is fully equipped for BLS with MICU capability. EMS personnel are staffed 24 hours to provide the community with quick, effective, response when the need arises. Our EMS staff range in certification from ECA (emergency care attendant) to L.P. (licensed paramedic). Whether paid or volunteer, our EMS and Fire personnel are professionals who share a genuine concern for our patients and the community's well being.

MEDIC-27
Medic-27 is a Frazier unit on a 2017 Chevrolet 3500 Silverado Duramax Diesel chassis. It is fully equipped for BLS with MICU capability. EMS personnel are staffed 24 hours to provide the community with quick, effective, response when the need arises. Our EMS staff range in certification from ECA (emergency care attendant) to L.P. (licensed paramedic). Whether paid or volunteer, our EMS and Fire personnel are professionals who share a genuine concern for our patients and the community's well being.

MEDIC-37
Medic-37 is a 2021 12' XT Frazier unit mounted on 2021 Chevrolet 4500 Duramax Diesel with a LiquidSpring Suspension and MEPS Generator. M37 is equipped with a Stryker Emergency CarePowerLOAD Cot System, Technimount System Equipment Bracket Life Defender Cabinets by Austin Hardware & Supply, Inc., and Knox Company MedVault. It is fully equipped for BLS with MICU capability. EMS personnel are staffed 24 hours to provide the community with quick, effective, response when the need arises. Our EMS staff range in certification from ECA (emergency care attendant) to L.P. (licensed paramedic). Wether paid or volunteer, our EMS and Fire personnel are professionals who share a genuine concern for our patients and the community's well being.
The Highlands Fire Department participates in Mutual aid agreements with the surrounding communities which enable consistent coverage for Highlands and our neighboring cities. In a Mutual aid agreement our fire and EMS unit may respond to assist any of several EMS and fire services including but not limited to Baytown, Crosby and Channelview; the same can be said about the fire and EMS units of those departments as t