Apparatus

Car 780 Ford Explorer

Carries first responder supplies. Received in 2005. Used.  

Engine 781-Rolling Thunder II

Specs: Delivered April 3rd, 2009. The new truck is a Rosenbauer on an International 7600 series crew cab. The truck is 35' 10" long and 11 feet in height. It is equipped with a Hale 1500gpm Q-Max Pump, Hale Class A foam system, 1500 poly tank, hydraulic ladder rack and crew intercom system. The apparatus meets all current NFPA  standards for a Class A pumper.

Rescue782  named "Thunder and Lightening" A combination of a  rescue and command vehicle.

All 30 feet of her!!!

Vehicle info: Ford F-750 approximately 30 feet in length from grill to back step; walk in box is 18 ft; interior height of the box is 74.5"; there are 5 SCBA brackets a desk work area, speakers in the back with an intercom system; 12 volt electrical system with converters and a 50amp/220volt outlet that can serve as a station generator, there are electric extension cord rollers on both sides, a fill station,2 portable telescoping lights on the back, video camera system; roll-out exterior shelves; extra SCBA storage cylinders, 200 watt electronic siren system.

Engine 783- "Little Thunder"- received 2002-used

Specs:  2001 Ford F450 with a 7.3L Turbo Diesel Engine and Four Wheel Drive, 4 Speed automatic transmission, Auragen 5000 Watt generator built into the engine providing pure 240/120 power to the 4 rear outlets, 8000lb Warn Electric winch that can be connected to the receiver hitch on the front or back of the truck, 300 gallon poly booster tank and 75gpm @ 150psi Waterous pump, 2 hoselays of 1 1/2, 2 high pressure SCBA packs, Carries the hydraulic cutter, spreader and gas power unit, Various other extrication tools and cribbing

Brush 784- refurished

Specs:  1975 Chevy K20, 4 Wheel Drive, 250 Gallon Tank/Skid unit, Darley 250 GPM pump, Taskforce A & B Foam induction system. Has a portable pump equipped with class A&B foam, 250 gals water. Primarily used for brush and field fires.

Tanker 785- Refurbished March 06

With funding from a FEMA Grant ($86,000) along with a $9,000.00 from our Fire Board we had the old 785 refurbished by United Fire Apparatus in Cridersville, OH. The new chassis is a 2005 Sterling Acterra. It is automatic and can carry three personnel. We now have air electric dump capabilities, a back-up camera and have added cross lays to be used for fire attach or for protection. There is additional SCBA storage, improved lighting and an up-graded pump to 500 GPM. We kept the 2000 gallon stainless steel tank from the old apparatus.

CJFD Fire Safety House- purchased used in December of 2010 and re-furburished in summer of 2011

The Fire Safety Trailer consists of a kitchen, living room with fire place and a bedroom with sliding doors and a fire escape ladder. The unit can be "smoked" to simulate a fire and children can crawl out from the living room or climb down the ladder from the upstairs bedroom. There are remote cameras for each room and an outside TV for parents to watch their children. In addition this is  an enhanced trailer with a complete weather training system in it. It has a weather alert and a computerized system that simulates Tornados and thunder storm and lightening via strobes placed in the living room.