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Ranger 1
is our newest
acquisition. Its a four wheel drive Polaris Ranger all terrain
vehicle capable of delivering fire and rescue capabilities where
we have never before been able to reach. It is
capable of deploying a 75 gallon fire fighting skid unit with
foam capability to the most remote regions, as well as a medical
skid unit capable of rescuing patients and delivering them to
medical care in never before imaginable times.
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Engine 18
is a 1966 "quick response
truck" now mounted on a 1984 dodge 4x4 chassis, and serving as a
brush fire unit. It can carry an array of hand tools along with
300 gallons of water, Indian backpack water pumps, and the
ability to pump 300 gallons of water per minute into the most
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Engine 19
is an Emergency One
pumper mounted on a freightliner chassis. Capable of carrying
1000 gallons of water and capable of pumping 1500 gallons per
minute. Its compact size is perfect for some of the rural areas
we protect.
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Utility 20
is a 1996 GMC Suburban.
Purchased primarily to tow our parade carriage and fire safety
trailers, the suburban also packs warning lights as well as
traffic cones and other road-safety equipment to assist with
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Engine 21
is a U.S. Tanker rescue
pumper built on an HME custom chassis. This apparatus carries
1000 gallons of water, can move 1500 gallons of water per
minute, has the capability to flow foam onto stubborn fires, and
even comes complete with a compliment of rescue tools, including
a Jaws of Life, and a light tower to assist at most any fire or
rescue call we face.
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Rescue 22
is a 1993 Gowans Knight
rescue mounted on a Freightliner chassis. Our rescue can respond
to most any incident to provide support. It carries a full
compliment of rescue tools ranging from ropes and harnesses to
multiple Jaws of Life tools, and even equipment to assist in
water and ice rescues.
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Engine 23
is a 1984 dodge 4x4 brush
unit. It carries 250 gallons of water on a skid unit complete
with 2 separate gas-powered pumps to take the fight almost
anywhere the fire can roam.
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Engine 24
is an FMC custom pumper-tanker
built on a Duplex chassis. It can respond to a fire with 2000
gallons of water, 2000 feet of 5" large diameter hose, and can
pump 1500 gallons per minute with ease. Primarily a supply
truck, this engine rolls to most every fire to keep the water
flowing to the front line of attack.
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Tower 25
is a 102' Grumman Aerial
Cat mounted also on a Duplex chassis. This ladder can reach 10
stories, and supply the fire ground with additional tools,
ground ladders, and the capability to flow water right from the
bucket at a rate of 1500 gallons per minute. Tower 25 also
carries 300 gallons of water and 300 feet of 5" large diameter
hose.
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Engine 26
is a Grumman pumper on a
Duplex 6-man chassis. Capable of carrying 1000 gallons of water
and pumping 1500 gallons per minute, this engine is often the
first-out engine for most calls. This engine can also flow foam
to suppress stubborn fires.
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Engine 27
is also a Grumman pumper,
only it is built on a Freightliner chassis. Also capable of
delivering 1000 gallons of water and the ability to flow 1500
gallons per minute to a fire scene, this engine is shorter and
lighter than engine 26 making it the perfect choice for narrow
roads, private communities, and remote locations.
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Tanker 28
is the newest apparatus
in the fleet. It is a U.S. Tanker stainless steel tanker body
mounted on a Kenworth chassis. This tender can deliver 3000
gallons of water to a fire scene and refill rapidly thanks to
its 1500 gallon per minute pump. Tanker 28 also carries a
portable pond, allowing the driver to offload his water and find
a source to refill before the water is even used up.
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Utility 29
is a Pierce rescue built on a Freightliner chassis. This vehicle
can respond with a mixed compliment of equipment to handle a
variety of tanks. Included are road barricades for road
closures, ropes and ice suits for high-angle, water, or ice
rescues, and can respond towing a mass decontamination unit
anywhere in the area for hazardous materials situations.
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