These photos show our 2010 fire aerial, which is housed at station 1 in downtown. This vehicle helps our firefighters access fires and patients in difficult to reach areas.
Firefighting Strength
A 1,500 gallon-per-minute pump provides strong water flow to fight fires.
A 300-gallon water tank allows crews to start working right away, even without a hydrant.
Aerial Device
The truck has a 95' aerial device with platform used to apply water to fire from an elevated height and rescue people trapped or stuck in difficult to reach areas.
Special Equipment
This truck contains multiple ground ladders some that can reach 35'
This truck carries rope rescue equipment used to access and remove patients from steep embankments, cell towers, and other areas where climbing is required.
This truck carries a rescue litter used to carry patients over difficult terrain such as riverbanks, steep embankments, uneven terrain, and over structural debris.
This truck is a critical resource for our community; a more thorough explanation can be learned here:
