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Fire Suppression Apparatus
Fire Engines are the primary resource for fires such as bark mulch, batteries or their charging devices, HVAC, machinery, vehicles, buildings and more. They respond to motor vehicle collisions to handle stabilization, extrication, and hazardous materials. Fire Engines respond to hazardous materials events. Fire Engines respond to medical events when ambulances are not available or alongside ambulances to provide additional personnel and equipment for high acuity calls or where extricating the patient requires more than two people.
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ENGINE 1
A 1,500 gallon-per-minute pump provides strong water flow to fight fires. A 1,000-gallon water tank allows crews to start working right away, even before hooking up to a hydrant.
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ENGINE 2
o 2023 o 1,500 GPM pump o 1,000-gallon water tank o Vehicle Extrication and Stabilization Equipment o Foam o First line haz-mat and rope rescue equipment o Rescue Litter
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ENGINE 3
2005 1,500 GPM pump 1,000-gallon water tank
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TANKER 1
43% of the Town has pressurized hydrants, the remaining area of Town requires water to be transported to the scene. The tanker provides more water than an engine can carry and the ability to dump it into a portable pond. 2012 1,500 GPM 2,000-gallon water tank 2,000 gallon portable water tank Water Supply/Delivery Equipment
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TOWER 1
2010 1,500 GPM pump 300-gallon water tank 95’ Mid-Mount Aerial Rope Rescue Equipment Rescue Litter
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FORESTRY 1
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