Past Apparatus

Pierce 1,000 gallon engine with a Darby 3-stage, 750 GPM high or low pressure pump.

Purchased as a 1,000 gallon tanker and converted to an engine around 1964.

International Harvester Chassis, 285 HP gasoline, V8. First truck to have cab over, and could carry four firefighters up front as well as two riding on the tailboard.

A green surplus military vehicle given to the fire district by the Civil Defense.  It was painted red and made into a grass truck. The truck had a winch, a plow, was loved by the firefighters.

1973 Ford C8000 chassis with 5-man cab and 1,000 gallon tank.

1975 Pierce Suburban Pumper with a Ford D8000 chassis and 1,000 gallon tank.

1979 Pierce Engine with 750 gallon tank.

1982 Pierce Engine with 1,000 gallon tank.

In 1995 a used 1967 Mack Snorkel was purchased.

2000 Alexis Ford F550 Grass Unit and Minipumper 763 - 2001 Alexis Ford F550 Grass Unit

2002 E-One 1,000 gallon Engine

A used bread truck was equipped for use as a rescue truck.

Around 1965 a second bread truck replaced the first one.

A pickup with utility boxes replaced the bread truck.

1973 Pierce V8, four wheel driver with dual wheels on the rear. First truck that could carry a patient if needed.

1989 26ft. Pierce Rescue Squad.

The first unit cost $38,000 and carried $20,000 worth of equipment.

2010 Chevy Med Tec Ambulance

Two ambulances add in 1990 and 1992 bringing the fleet to four. They would be replaced every few years to stay on the leading edge of comfort and care for the patients

2003 Alexis Ford F550 Minipumper

2003 Ford F250 PIckup

1979 Chevy Truck

2012 Chevy Med Tec Ambulance