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Engine 22 is the
first out apparatus from the Brandon Thompson Station
on all motor vehicle accidents and vehicle fires;
and is the second due truck for structure fires
in the Brandon Thompson district. It is a 2010 KME
Predator rescue pumper with seating for 6. It carries
750 gallons of water, 15 gallons of class "A"
foam, and has a 2000 gpm Waterous pump. Two 200ft
1¾" attack lines and a 200ft 2½"
attack line are the speed lays this engine is equipped
with. A 100ft 1¾" front jump line is
carried for car fires and a 400 ft 2½"
line is carried for a blitz attack, or defensive
operations. For supply line 1200' of 5" is
carried in the hose bed that sits between coffin
compartments that extend the full length of the
truck body. A full assortment of ground ladders,
hand tools, and rescue saws are carried on Engine
22. An Amkus hydraulic power unit is carried to
supply Amkus hydraulic rescue tools through two
100ft retractable hydraulic hose reels. Tools carried
include cutters, spreaders, and several different
extension rams. An Ajax air tool is also carried
for sheet metal cutting. An onboard compressor supplies
the 100ft air hose reel and storage tanks on board.
A complete set of high pressure lifting air bags
is also on board, in the event that a patient is
stuck or pinned under an object. Among other miscellaneous
extrication equipment, a full set of Rescue 42 struts
and jack is carried on board. These struts can be
used to lift vehicles, stabilize vehicles, and light
structural support. Also, a tripod can be erected
with these struts for confined space rescue. Engine
22 is outfitted to handle most emergency calls we
encounter, including medical calls with its basic
life support capabilities.
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| Engine
24 |
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Engine 24 is a 2005
KME Predator rescue pumper with seating for six.
It carries 1000 gallons of water and has a 1500
gpm Waterous pump. This apparatus responds to structure
fires, motor vehicle accidents, wildland fires,
and any other non- first response emergency call
from the Michael French Station. This engine is
setup with a 100ft, 200ft, and a 300ft 1¾"
attack lines. Also, for vegetation fires a 250ft
booster reel is available. For defensive operations,
400 ft of 2½" pre-connected line with
fog nozzle is available. Supply line 1200' of 5"
in the hose bed. This engine is specifically set
up for drafting operations, with a 14' squirrel
tail of hard suction pre-connected for quick deployment.
A 6" front intake is piped for easy access
to dry hydrants. A full assortment of ground ladder,
hand tools, and rescue saws are also carried. In
the event of an entrapment, Amkus hydraulic cutters,
spreaders, and several different size rams are powered
through two 100ft hydraulic hose reels by an Amkus
power unit. A full assortment of cribbing and complete
set of Rescue 42 struts and jack are more than capable
of stabilizing any vehicle we respond to. Four high
pressure lifting air bags are onboard in the event,
that heavy lifting needs to be done. Other items
such as a thermal imager, Basic life support medical
equipment, and four gas air monitor are also found
on this engine.
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| Engine
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Engine 23
is the first out engine from the Brandon Thompson
Station on all structural and wildland fires. It
also responds to numerous mutual aid fires and is
second due to the New Hope district. It is a 2000
Pierce Contender with seating for 6, which carries
1000 gallons of water. With its 1250 gpm Waterous
pump it is more than capable of supplying enough
water to its two 200ft 1¾" initial attack
lines. This truck also carries 100ft of 1¾"
in the front bumper as a jump line for non-interior
firefighting. In addition to these lines, 400ft
of 2½" blitz line is carried for times
when large amounts of water are needed immediately,
or there are defensive operations on scene. Also,
1200ft of 5" supply line is carried to establish
a water supply. This truck carries a full assortment
of forcible entry tools, chainsaw, vent saw, K-12
saw, and hand tools. Along with the rest of the
equipment, a thermal imaging camera is carried to
help with search operations. A full RIT pack is
carried to ensure the safety of all firefighters
on scene, along with a 4 gas air monitor to make
sure the air quality is safe. A full assortment
of ground ladders and first responder medical equipment
is also carried on the engine.
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| Tanker
26 |
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Tanker 26 is a 2005
KME body built sitting on a 7400 International chassis.
With seating for three, this apparatus responds
from the Michael French station to supply water
wherever needed. It is second due to all structural
fires in the non-hydranted areas of the Michael
French district. Also, with its 2300 gallons of
water, 1000 gpm Waterous pump, and 2500 gallon dump
tank, this apparatus is often called to assist neighboring
departments for water supply. This apparatus is
also more than capable of handling most house fires,
with two 200ft 1¾" attack lines and
400ft 2½" blitz line.
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| Rescue
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Rescue 28 is a medium
duty rescue truck with an S&S body built on
a Ford chassis. This apparatus can carry two persons
up front and another 4 persons in the walk in body.
It is second due to all motor vehicle accidents
with a set of Amkus cutters and spreaders on board
and a winch mounted in the front bumper for vehicle
stabilization. A 15kw generator provides power to
the 4 body mounted scene lights and has two electrical
cord reels. The generator also powers on board accessories
including a refrigerator to cool drinks and cold
packs for rehab on extended hot weather calls. Multiple
level "B" splash suits are carried on
board, along with hazmat gloves and boots. Hazardous
material containment booms and matting are also
carried with a 4 gas air monitor. A full assortment
of medical supplies, such as oxygen, c-spine packages,
and an AED are carried for use when needed. Numerous
hand tools and pike poles are carried for structure
fires, which this apparatus if third due to in the
Brandon Thompson district. Also, a bank of four
6000 psi air cylinders are carried to refill SCBA
cylinders, and 12 spare SCBA cylinders are carried
for use during prolonged incidents. This unit also
provides a place for rehab in extreme temperatures
with its temperature controlled walk in body.
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| Squad
27 |
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Squad 27 is a brush/rescue
Pierce body mounted on a 1999 Chevrolet 3500 HD
chassis equipped with 300gal of water and pump capable
of 150 GPM. Pre-connected 1¾" handline
and rear bumper mounted hose reel are ready to fight
out of control brush and woods fires that may be
endangering structures. Water can be supplied to
this truck with the 400' of 3" supply hose.
A WARN winch is mounted in the front bumper for
use when needed. This Squad's primary assignment
is to first respond to medical calls out of the
Brandon Thompson station in its first due area.
A limited amount of hand tools can also be found
on this unit along with a full assortment of basic
first responder medical equipment and patient packaging
equipment.
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| Squad
29 |
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Squad 29 is a 1990
Chevrolet 2500 used as a support unit. This truck
pulls various trailers the department has to scenes
and events as needed. It also transports personnel
and equipment to scenes when only manpower or special
items are needed.
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| Battalion
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Battalion 2 is a
2008 Ford F-250 4X4 extended cab that is equipped
with a 9000lb WARN winch on the front grill guard.
Its also outfitted with a camper top that protects
a slide out command tray. The command pull out is
mounted with dry erase command boards, 2 VHF radios,
an SCBA, pop up canopy, bank charger for handheld
radios, combo printer, fax, copier, and basic forcible
entry tools. Battalion 2 is operated 24 hours a
day by the on duty officer. The on duty officer
ensures that calls in the response area are answered
by the appropriate apparatus and personnel. This
truck also has basic first responder medical equipment
including backboard and packaging equipment.
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| Ranger
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Ranger 2 is a 2009
Polaris Ranger 6X6 equipped with a wildland skid
unit capable of hauling 75gal of water and 5gal
of class "A" foam. A 100' ¾"
hose reel mounted on the skid unit is plenty capable
of fighting out of control brush and woods fires.
The ATV is also capable of removing and transporting
injured persons out of rough terrain with the front
mounted winch and its mounting area for backboards
and Stokes basket.
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Car 201 is a 2006
Dodge Ram 2500HD 4X4 that is assigned to and operated
by the Fire Chief.
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| Car
202 |
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Car 202 is a 2003
Ford Crown Victoria that is assigned to and operated
by the Deputy Fire Chief.
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| Reserve
Engine 21 |
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Engine 21 is a 1995
American Fire Eagle built on a Freightliner FL-70
chassis. It is equipped with a Darley 1500 GPM pump
and carries 1000 Gallons of water. It has enough
seating for 5 personnel and plenty of compartment
space to house any tools you want to store. This
is used as a spare/reserve truck and is housed at
the Brandon Thompson station.
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