This is a little behind the scenes of the various vehicles in our fleet to help serve you. We want you to become familar with your fire support and protection. Each vehicle has a vital purpose in serving the needs of our community.
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Station 62
Station 62 is our department headquarters located on the north side of town, just down a bit from Walmart. This station houses our entire vehicle fleet and staff. This has been our home for 34 years, built in 1986. |
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| Engine 62 Engine 62, 2013 Spartan Rosenbauer, 1500 gpm pump (gallons per minute) and 1000 gallon tank. 62 is also equipped as an Advanced Life Support (Non-transport) Unit |
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| Tower 62 Tower 62, 1996 E-One Hurricane, 95 ft. Aerial Platform, 1500 gpm pump and 500 gallon tank; Equipped as Basic Life Support (Non-transport) Unit |
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| Truck 61 Truck 61 – 2004 E-One Cyclone, 75 ft. aerial ladder, 2000 gpm pump and 500 gallon tank; Equipped as Basic Life Support (Non-transport) Unit |
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| Enging 64 Engine 64 – 2006 E-One Freightliner, 1250 gpm pump and 750 tank; Equipped as Basic Life Support (Non-transport) Unit |
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| Tanker 63 Tanker 63 – 2009 Midwest Freightliner, 750 gpm pump and 3000 gallon tank; Equipped as Basic Life Support (Non-transport) Unit |
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| Brush 65 Brush 65 – 2012 F-550, 200 gpm pump and 300 gallon tank |
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| Rescue 61 Rescue 61 – 1997 Freightliner, Medium Duty Rescue |
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| Command 62 Command 62 – 1998 Chevy van |
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| UTV UTV – Used during the fair and places with high occupancy for rapid response in crowds |
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| Command 61 Command 61 – 2014 Chevy Silverado |
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