CFAI-accredited Federal Fire Station 111 in Point Loma, San Diego covers Naval Base Point Loma's sub-base campus at Ballast Point, where the station at Guijarros Road and Rosecrans Street protects the home port for nuclear submarines and the adjacent Coast Guard station. Engine 111 runs a Pierce Contender pumper rated at 1,250 GPM with a 750-gallon water tank and 70 gallons of foam, configured for both structural and pier-side suppression in coordination with the US Coast Guard base sharing Ballast Point's waterfront. IAFF Local F-33 represents the station's federal firefighters, who hold mutual-aid agreements with San Diego Fire-Rescue and Coronado Fire for incidents that cross installation boundaries. Ballast Point's position at the mouth of San Diego Bay places Station 111 within the same south-peninsula emergency corridor as Cabrillo National Monument Foundation's coastal parkland on Cabrillo Memorial Drive. Emergency medical first response, submarine pier fire suppression, waterfront hazmat containment, and confined-space rescue in maintenance facilities define the station's highest-complexity response profile.