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.