Ladder 5
Ladder 5 is a 2004 Seagrave Meanstick.
It has a 75 foot ladder with a 4 inch nozzle at the top.
It has a 1500 GPM pump and a 400 gallon water tank. It carries hose and fire scene tools.
It runs with a crew of 6 including the officer and driver.
Engine 5
Engine 5 is a 2010 Pierce. It was placed into service in November of 2010.
It has a 1000-gallon water tank. The engine responds to fires along with the ladder and it also responds to (MVA’s) Motor Vehicle Accidents.
It can run with a crew of 8, including the officer and driver, but usually responds with 4 or 5 crew members.
Tanker 5
Tanker 5 is a 1990 International with a 1000 GPM Hale pump.
The tank holds 1650 gallons of water and its primary job is to get water from a near by water source. It carries hose, portable water pumps, and fire scene tools.
It runs with a crew of 8 including the officer and driver, but typically runs with 4 to 5 crew member
Brush 5
Brush 5 is a 1986 Chevy 1 ton pickup. It was originally used as a military vehicle.
In late 2005, the fire department received the truck from the forestry department and was put in service in 2006.
The brush truck as a 200 gallon water tank for fighting brush fires and it also carries tools and hoses. It runs with a crew of 3.
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