Rescue 3258

1996 Ford V8 Diesel. Holds medical and rescue equipment, jump boxes, oxygen and resuscitation equipment, trauma and IV supplies, heart monitor, extrication equipment, Jaws of Life and cutter, airbags, splints, C-collars, backboards, Stokes litter, pediatric medical kits, hypothermia medical equipment, High Angle Rescue Team (HART) ropes and equipment, and accident scene safety equipment.

Rescue 3252

2012 Chevrolet Suburban, 4×4, V8, gas engine. 3/4 ton chassis. Seats 5. QRV – Quick Response Vehicle. LED lighting. Used for first out vehicle on all medical calls. Rear slide out storage rack holds medical equipment including jump boxes, oxygen supplies, suction equipment, heart monitor, and other resuscitation equipment.

Ladder Truck 3249

1991 Beck, 892 Detroit Diesel (425 hp). Water tank capacity of 500 gallons. Pump capacity of 1500 gpm. 800′ of 3″ supply hose, front preconnect attack lines, 55′ aerial ladder, 1000 gpm telesquirt, front suction port, crew capacity of 7, holds secondary firefighting equipment, SCBA’s, extra hose, lighting, foam, etc.

Engines 3225 & 3227

Engines 3225 and 3226 are identical.
1995 Pierce, 6 cyl Detroit diesel (350 hp). Water tank capacity of 750 gallons. Pump capacity of 1500 gpm. 1600 feet of 3″ supply hose. 4 – inch and a half preconnect attack lines. Hydraulic ladder rack. Front suction port. 1000 gpm deck gun. Crew capacity of 6. Holds firefighting equipment including SCBA’s, ventilation equipment, scene lighting, fire attack foam, hard suction hoses for drafting, etc.

Engine 3226

2005 E-One, Caterpillar diesel (230hp). Pump and roll capability. Water tank capacity of 320 gallons. Pump capacity of 750 gpm. 20 gallon direct inject foam tank. Integrated 5000 watt Honda generator with in-cab electric start. 700 feet of 5″ supply hose. 950 feet of 3″ supply hose. 2 – inch and a half preconnect attack lines. 1 – one inch forestry preconnect attack line. Holds firefighting equipment including SCBA’s, ventilation equipment, First Aid supplies, and wildland firefighting gear. 3226 is our first line engine for a brush/wildland fire due to its ability to pump at the same time it’s being driven.

Supplemental Vehicles

Command

2010 Toyota Tundra 4×4 Crew Cab. This vehicle is assigned to the Fire Chief (3201). Holds First Aid supplies, oxygen, and a cardiac defibrillator.

3259

1999 Ford F-150 4×4 Extended Cab. Primarily used to tow jet skis/Zodiak and as a equipment and personnel carrier.

3257

1998 Ford Expedition XLT 4×4. Carries First Aid equipment. Primarily used as a utility vehicle and a personnel carrier. It’s 4×4 capability, combined with First Aid supplies, give it the advantage of reaching areas where our primary EMS vehicle (3258) can’t go.