Unofficial Baltimore County Fire Department Station 17 Shirt v1

Unofficial Baltimore County Fire Department Station 17 Shirt

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Show your support for Baltimore County’s first responders with the Unofficial Baltimore County Fire Department Station 17 Shirt. Designed for firefighters, families, supporters, and collectors of fire service apparel, this shirt honors the hardworking crews assigned to Station 17 in Texas — proudly known as “The Texas Rangers.” Featuring the department logo printed on the left chest, this design keeps a clean, traditional firehouse look suitable for everyday wear, duty-style casual use, or off-shift events.

Station 17 houses a diverse and highly capable company assignment including Engine 17, Medic 17, Tower 17, USAR 17, ATR 17, Special Unit 17, EMS 7, and Brush 17, representing both suppression and specialized rescue operations within Baltimore County.

This shirt is produced on a high-quality ring-spun cotton garment for superior softness, durability, and all-day comfort. It is available in 17 color options, making it easy to match your station pride, company colors, or personal preference.

A portion of every purchase is donated to the Tunnels to Towers Foundation, supporting injured first responders, Gold Star families, and military veterans.

This is an unofficial commemorative shirt and is not endorsed by the Baltimore County Fire Department.

Features

• Premium ring-spun cotton construction

• Department logo printed on the left chest

• Honors Station 17 “Texas Rangers” crews

• Available in 17 colors

• Comfortable everyday wear fit

• Firehouse, off-duty, and casual wear appropriate

• Supports first responder and veteran charities through Tunnels to Towers donations

Why You’ll Love It

Whether you are assigned to the station, previously served there, have family in the department, or simply support the fire service community, this shirt represents tradition, teamwork, and professional pride. It is ideal for station wear, workouts, public events, and firefighter gatherings while proudly recognizing the Station 17 Texas Rangers nickname.