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Engine 1
This truck is our main pumper. It can bring 6 firefighters and equipment (such as air packs, exhaust fans, hand tools, a generator & lights) to the scene.

2017 E-One with a Typhoon cab, 2000 GPM pump and 1000 gallon tank.

Engine 2
Engine 2 is much smaller than Engine 1, which makes it easier to maneuver into tight driveways. It can carry 2 firefighters, air packs, and various hand tools.

2003 Ford F-550 4WD with an E-ONE 1000 GPM pump, 250 gallons of water, and 30 gallons of foam.

Tanker 1
This truck hauls water needed for a structure fire. It has a "portable pond" to dump water into to feed a pumper while it goes to refill its own tank.

2012 Freightliner with Four Guys 500 GPM pump and 2000 gallons of water.

Tanker 2
This truck hauls water needed for a structure fire. It too has a “portable pond” that is set up on a flat area (usually the road) and it dumps the water into it to feed an engine (pumper) while it goes to refill its own tank.

2006 International with KME 2000 GPM pump and 4000 gallons of water.

Chief Fire Vehicle
This truck responds to the scene first and gives the rest of the members an update as to the severity of the incident so they can prepare accordingly. It carries special radios and information specific to certain hazards we might face in our area, including hazardous materials and right-to-know information.

2022 GMC Sierra

Brush Truck
This truck goes into the woods to fight forest fires. It hauls brush firefighting tools as well as water and a pump. 1986 Chevrolet with 300 gallon tank & Hale pump.