Our Fleet

APPARATUS LINEUP

The vehicles and equipment we rely on to protect our community

Engine

Engine

1995 International

Primary response engine equipped with a 1500 GPM pump, 1000-gallon water tank, and full complement of fire suppression equipment. First-out apparatus for structure fires and Motor Vehicle Accidents.

Key Features

Hurst Extrication tools, Full line-up of Makita battery powered hand tools, thermal imaging cameras

Tanker

Tanker

2018 Freightliner

Water supply tanker carrying 3000 gallons for rural water shuttle operations. Provides us a secondary pump with 750 gpm pumping capacity.

Key Features

3500-gallon drop tank

Rescue 1

Rescue 1

2021 Chevrolet 2500

Primary response rescue truck that responds to medical calls and can haul our boat for water or ice rescues. Carries the majority of our medical supplies.

Key Features

LUCAS CPR device

Rescue 2

Rescue 2

2026 Chevrolet 2500

Secondary rescue truck that is used to transport our firefighters and their equipment.

Key Features

Carries extra SCBA packs

Grass Rig 1

Grass Rig 1

2024 Chevrolet 2500

This is our primary wildland firefighting vehicle. It carries a pump for fire suppression and hauls our ATV to any rural area rescues.

Key Features

Backpack Blowers, Winch

Grass Rig 2

Grass Rig 2

1977 Dodge Ram

This is our secondary wildland fire suppression vehicle. It carries extra supplies and an additional pump.

Ranger

Ranger

2022 Polaris Ranger

This is our rural area rescue vehicle that we use to reach isolated trails or wooded areas. We can transport a patient on a backboard and it carries a pump to help us fight wildland fires.

Key Features

Winch

Boat

Boat

2011 G3

Water rescue boat capable of maneuvering in shallow water. Equipped with a Mercury motor and spotlights. We can also remove the motor and use this for ice rescues.

Key Features

Cold Water Suits, Life ring and hook

Rapid Deployment Craft

Rapid Deployment Craft

Water and ice rescue inflatable that we can use in open water or on thin ice to help bring victims to safety. We can also attach this to our Ranger to use for rural area rescues on trails or in secluded locations.