Engine 3

The chasis is a 1995 Ford L8000 and the body aluminum built by Marion Body Works. The pump is a Hale 1,250 GPM, with 5" suctiion, 8 discharges including 2 crosslays and a deck gun. This vehicle provides 2,500 gallons of water and has a 10" quick dump for filling portable tanks. A 3,000 gallon dump tank is mounted on an electric lift on the curb side of the body for use at the scene to provide added water. A 600 gpm pump is carried for use at water fill sites. Other features include a 3,500 watt generator and scene lighting. This vehicle is used as the second engine assigned to all structure fires and wild land fires.

Engine 7

The chassis is a 2009 Spartan Gladiator six person cab with 5 jump seats for immediate availability of breathing apparatus. The body is aluminum built by Marion Body Works. The pump is a Hale 1500 gpm with 6" speedlay hose lines and an Elkhart foam educator. An 800 gallon water tank provides water. The front bumper has an electric reel and extrication tools mounted for quick access at vehicle accidents. The rear has two additional sets of extrication tools mounted for immediate use at a scene. A generator is used to supply AC power for use at scenes. A 15' light tower is mounted on the top of the vehicle for use at scenes. Receiver hitch winch anchor points are on all four sideds of the vehicle and stabilization points on the two sides are provided. Other features include a rear camera mounted for the drivers vision to the the rear, air supply for use of hand tools, a floor dry discharge compartment, hydaulic reels, air bags for extrication, portable pump for hydraulic tools, confined space equipment, rope rescue equipment. This is a heavy rescue unit used for all vehicle incidents and as our primary backup engine. 

Rescue 1

The chassis is a 2015 Spartan Gladiator six person cab with 5 jump seats to provide immediate availability of breathing apparatus. The body is aluminum built by Marion Body Works. The rear has a set of extrication tools mounted for immediate use at the scene. A generator i used to supply AC power for use at scenes. A 15' light tower is mounted on the top of the vehicle for use at schenes. Reciever hitch winch anchor points are on all four sides of the vehicle. Other features include a rear camera mounted for the drivers vision the the rear, a camera on the top of the light tower for use at emergency  scenes, a floor dry discharge compartment, air bags for extrication , portable pump for hydraulic tools, confineds space equipment, rope rescue equipment. This unit has a command center that can be utilized at large emegency incidents such as tornadoes. This unit is used for most all incidents.

Tanker 6: 
1998 Sterling from Marion Equipment. Features a 2,000 gallon tank and is dedicated to all rural structure fires and to those city fires where hydrants are unavailable. Tanker 6 also functions as a backup for vehicle fires. Responds to all rural structure fires and all grass fires. This vehicle also will respond to requests for tanker/tender response.

Engine 5
1995 Ford L8000 from Marion Equipment. 
Engine 5 features a mid-ship mounted 1,250 GPM Hale pump and carries 2,500 gallons of water. Secondary response unit for all structure fires. Serves as the backup engine. This vehicle is also utilized to carry water from water suppley to the scene. Responds to all requests for an engine response.

Rescue 9
1995 Dodge Ram 3500 4X4 from Monroe Mfg.
Rescue 9 carries hydraulic extrication tools as well as a 600 GPM pump, 200 gallons water and 20 gallons of foam. It responds to all vehicle rescue calls, grass/brush fires, rural structure fires and off-road emergencies. Primary response unit for all grass/brush fires. Responds to rural structure fires and is utilized at the fire site.

Boat 1
2013 Rescue 1 Inflatable rubber rescue Boat with 25 HP Mercury outboard motor. This is used for the drivers and rescue operations and also for fires which may occur on islands.
Boat 2
1994 Aluma Craft Rescue Boat with 15HP Mercury. Thsi is used for water rescue operations and for ice rescue when needed.