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Truck #1 is a pumper truck, but it also carries a lot more equipment. With this truck we have the capability to pump water from a Village fire hydrant, a porta-tank, or even direct from a water source such as a pond or river. We also carry a portable pump, which can be used to fill Tanker trucks in a Water Tanker Shuttle. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |
Truck #2 is our Rescue truck. This is the truck that rolls for every call, whether it be a fire, medical assistance or traffic accident. This truck carries medical equipment, breathing apparatus, vehicle exctrication tools, but most importantly it carries manpower in the form of 6 fire fighters. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |
By far our smallest truck, Truck #6 is used primarily for quick response to grass and brush fires. The nature of these types of fires allows them to spread rapidly, so the faster we can arrive on scene, the greater the chance of a successful knock down. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |
Truck #7 is our Arial Ladder Truck. This truck gives us the ability to direct large quantities of water from directly above a fire scene, allowing us to knock down a structure fire from the exterior. The arial boom also contains a ladder, allowing our fire fighters to access tall structures from the safety of the ladder. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |
Truck #8 is our Tanker truck. This truck is used to shuttle large amounts of water from the water source to the fire scene. Our tanker is often called upon within our department, but also throughout the Valley in response to Mutual Aid calls from other departments. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |
Truck #9 is our Lead Pumper. This truck is the first out of the Hall for the majority of calls. Equipped with a 750 gallon water tank, medical supplies, breathing apparatus, hand tools, a water cannon, and the ability to carry 4 B/A equipped fire fighters, an Officer in Command and an Operator. There is a reason this is our Lead Pumper. Click on the thumbnail for a larger picture. |