Apparatus

Brush 4 is our newest piece of apparatus. Its base is a 2007 Ford F350 4x4. It carries 150 gallons of water and 5 gallons of foam that can be pushed at 200 gpm. The "engineers" of our department modified the truck with a custom storage area behind the seats and also with a fully enclosed hose bed that holds not only forestry line but also a 1.75" cross lay.

Engine 4 is a 1993 Pierce Pumper with a 1250 pump and 1000 gallons of water.  The unit is set up to run both structure related calls as well as vehicle incidents.

Rescue / Medic 41 is capable of delivering BLS or ALS care.

Support 4 is set-up to enhance any significant incident. It provides neededincident command tools as well as necessary rehabilitative items to keep larger evolutions running as smoothely as possible and refreshing our hard working fire fighters.

Responder 4 is our first-out medical response vehicle. It is equipped to provide any needed BLS care until the arrival of a transport unit.

We also have a non-EMS first-out vehicle in Chief 4. Chief 4 can arrive on scene quickly to provide a scene size-up and establish a safe plan-of-action for incoming units.

Tanker 4 is a 2006 Smeal that carries 2000 gallons of water and 2700 feet of 5" hose. It acts as a tanker/pumper due to the nature of our first due area. It is equipped for structural incidents to serve as a pumper or supply apparatus. It can also handle vehicle extrications or serve as a tender to Brush 4.

Truck 4 is a 1990 E-One with a 135' ladder. Truck 4 is well-equiped to ladder any building in the area as well as handle heavy extrications and rescues. In the past year Truck 4 has performed rescues that range from a toddler trapped in a sewer to a horse stuck in a ditch.