Apparatus

ER 51-1

This truck’s primary purpose is to respond to motor vehicle accidents and fires. It also serves in a supporting role at structure fire alarms.

• 2008 Toyne High Side
• 2,000 gpm Hale pump, 800g tank
• On demand foam system, 25g tank
• 10kw hydraulic generator
• 4500w light tower
• 12,000 lb front winch
• Crew: 6

Equipment

• (3) Preconnected 1 3/4” Hand Lines
• (1) Preconnected 2 1/2” Hand Line
• Extrication tools w/onboard reels
• BLS medical equipment including AED
• Remote controlled, truck mounted, monitor

ETA 51-2

This truck’s primary purpose is a backup to the primary structure fire truck. It is also used in a mutual aid capacity for other districts.

• 1984 Sanford Engine Tanker
• 1250 gpm Hale pump, 1400g tank
• Crew: 5

Equipment

• (3) Preconnected 1 3/4” hand lines
• 1200’, 4” supply hose
• 20’ extension ladder
• Portable pumps

ETA 51-3

This truck’s primary purpose is to be first-in at any fire or fire related alarm.

• 2000 American Lafrance
• 1250 gpm Hale pump, 1300g tank
• 8kw hydraulic generator
• Crew: 6

Equipment

• (3) Preconnected 1 3/4” Hand Lines
• (1) Preconnected 2 1/2” Hand Line
• 1500’, 4” supply hose
• Saws
• 35’ extension ladder
• 14’ roof ladder

MED 51-4

This truck’s primary purpose is to respond to medical emergencies.

• 1991 Chevrolet Suburban
• Crew: 5

Equipment

• AED
• BLS medical equipment

F 51-5

This truck’s primary purpose is to respond to brush fires. It’s used in the winter as a plow and utility truck.

• 2004 Ford F-350 Super Duty
• Crew: 3
• Skid Unit
  • 18hp Honda pump
  • 225 gallon tank
  • (1) preconnected 1 3/4" hand line
  • (1) preconnected booster line reel
  • 1000' 1" forestry hose on reel

Equipment

• Fire brooms, rakes and shovels
• McLeod rakes
• Indian tanks