>>6683277 Old Bread re Reverie and fire stations.
Long Beach Fire Department has HQ and Beach Operations and then Fire Stations 1 through 24. There is no Fire Station 40 in that city.
http://www.longbeach.gov/fire/about-us/station-locations/
So no Long Beach Station 40 in the Q image. And no Seal Beach Station 40 either.
Seal Beach is within Orange County which has many Fire Stations. Seal Beach is part of OCFA Division 1. There's Station 48 by the Garden Grove Freeway, and Station 44 at 8th and Central where, across the street, there's the Seal Beach Fire Department Administration building. The latter two buildings are a few blocks from 10th Street and CA-1 to the southeast and a few blocks from 1st Street and the San Gabriel River / Alamitos Bay area (i.e. Long Beach Marina) where the Long Beach Fire-Marine station is located on Marina Drive.
That is the fire station closest to where the Reverie has been docked.
http://www.sealbeachca.gov/Departments/Fire
https://www.ocfa.org/AboutUs/FireStations.aspx
The Orange County Fire Authority has a Station 40 but it is not near the waterfront. It is well south of the bounds of the Q image.
Station 40
Coto de Caza
25082 Vista del Verde, Coto de Caza 92679
The OCFA Station in Seal Beach is #44 and it is located downtown at 8th and Central (see above). This does lie within the frame of LBP.PNG.
Station 44
Seal Beach
Downtown
718 Central Avenue, Seal Beach 90740
Los Angeles Fire Department has a Station 40 at Port of Los Angeles.
There is a 10th Street on the west side of San Pedro-Avalon (near South Harbor Blvd in vicinity of San Pedro Plaza Park) and a 1st Street 10 blocks north (in vicinity of USS Battleship Iowa Museum). But that area has Fire Station 112 and also the Fire Department Harbor Museum.
That area not within the LBP.PNG image that Q dropped. But considering the Trip Advisor photos and review that is focused on the Marina that is at the dead center of LBP.PNG, there is a connection, via the water taxi routes, to the Port of Long Beach which is in the general vicinity of LA Fire Department Station 40.
In sum, there are candidates for closer scrutiny, when it comes to fire stations related to 1st and 10 on the 40. LA Station 40 has a 1st Street and a 10th Street and is next to a major container storage facility at the Port of Long Beach / Port of LA. While it is outside the frame of LBP.PNG, it is connected via water taxi routes from the area that is dead center in that Q image which makes that connection fairly strong.