Engine 1

• In Service 1988
• Responds to Brush Fires
• 1000 Gallons Of Water
• 1500 Gallons Per
• Minute Pump
• Open Crew
• Compartment

Squad 3

• First Responding Engine To Motor Vehicle Accidents And Hazardous Materials Incidents
• First Responding Engine For Mutual Aid To Other Towns
• 1000 Gallons Of Water
• 1250 Gallons Per Minute Pump

PT-4/Tanker 4

• In Service 1980
• Tanker Truck Used To Shuttle Water To Areas Without Hydrants
• Mutual Aid Tanker To Other Towns
• 3000 Gallons Of Water
• 450 Gallons Per Minute Pump

Engine 5

• In Service 1999
• First Responding Engine To All Fire Calls
• Also Used To Shuttle Water
• 2500 Gallons Of Water
• 1250 Gallons Per Minute Pump

Rescue 6

• In Service 1993
• Rescue Truck Responds For:
  • Structure Fires
  • Search And Rescue
  • Land And Water
  • Motor Vehicle Accidents
  • Carbon Monoxide Alarms
  • Hazardous Materials Incidents
  • Firefighter Rehabilitation

Brush 7

• In Service 1999
• Responds To Brush Fires
• 4x4 Able To Reach Areas Off-Road
• 300 Gallons Of Water
• 18 Horsepower Pump

EMS - 1

• Responds To All Medical Emergencies
• Standby Duty For Civic Events And Sporting Events

EMS-2

• Put In Service 2008
• Responds To All Medical Emergencies
• Standby Duty For Civic Events And Sporting Events

Utility 1

• In Service 1993
• Utility Pickup Truck
• Responds To:
  • Wires Down
  • Brush Fires
  • Cellar Pump-outs
  • Transportation To And From Fire And EMS Training

Ladder 1

1915 American LaFrance
City Service Ladder Truck

In Service Since 1948

Ladder 1 is an in service apparatus which is a parade piece usually taken to parades or shows inside and out of state as well as for in town parades and events.