Apparatus

Our primary ladder truck, capable of aerial operations and large-scale structural firefighting. The backbone of our fire suppression fleet.

A 2017 engine pumper providing high-volume water delivery for structural and wildland fire suppression across our 108 sq. mile response area.

A large-capacity water tender that delivers water to scenes where hydrant access is limited — essential for rural and wildland responses.

A second water tender ensuring sustained water supply during extended operations or simultaneous incidents across the district.

A combined pumper and rescue unit equipped with extrication tools including the Jaws of Life, airbags, cutters, and a 9-foot light mast — our primary rescue response vehicle.

A wildland/first responder brush truck built for off-road terrain. Deployed for grass, brush, and forest fires where larger apparatus cannot access.

A 2017 GMC Sierra pickup used for command, logistics, and first-responder duties. Provides rapid deployment and scene management support.

A 2020 Polaris crew ATV with tracks for year-round trail access. Deployed for snowmobile and ATV trail accidents in areas inaccessible to standard apparatus.