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About Us

Organized in 1973, we currently operate five apparatus our of an eight bay fire house with a department of 25 active members. We serve a fairly large district with most being rural roads. Housed in our fire house are Tanker 8, Engine 7, Engine 9, Service 7, and Brush 8. In addition, we also house a rescue unit and two advanced life support ambulances.


Apparatus

 

Tanker 8

This vehicle responds to most calls, especially more remote locations where obtaining water may be problematic. In ideal scenarios, this vehicle is first on scene and is used as the main lifeline to all firefighting activities on scene.

 

Tanker 8

Truck Stats
Capacity
3000 Gallons
Make
2005 Peterbilt
Pump
1250 GPM
Class
Pumper/Tanker

 

Engine 7

This vehicle responds to all calls and is set up as a general firefighting engine.

 

Engine 7

Truck Stats
Capacity
1250 Gallons
Make

1985 GMC

Pump
1250 GPM
Class
Engine

 


Engine 9

This vehicle responds to all structure fires, but is kept in station on most other calls. It is set up specifically for fighting structure fires.

 

Engine 9

Truck Stats
Capacity
1250 Gallons
Make

1985 FMC

Pump
1250 GPM
Class
Engine

 


Service 7

This vehicle responds to all calls and carries the majority of the equipment that we use on scene such as B.A.'s, K-14's, chainsaws, flashlights, scene lighting, a generator, equipment fuel, turnout gear, a thermal imaging camera, and a few ladders.

 

Service 7

Truck Stats
Capacity
1250 Gallons
Make

1985 GMC

Pump
1250 GPM
Class
Service/Support Vehicle

 


Brush 8

This vehicle responds to all brush/grass fires and is occasionally used to transport water during times of excessive water use.

 

Brush 8

Truck Stats
Capacity
700 Gallons
Make
Pump
Class
Brush Truck

 

 
         

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