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This medical transport unit is equipped with the latest equipment, including a Lifepak 15 Defibrillator/monitor, Lucas automated CPR device, IV supplies, medications, and numerous other pieces of equipment to support out Intermediate Life Support capabilities. This vehicle also carries an electric chainsaw and PPE for access to restricted driveways. This vehicle is to be cycled to second due response in January of 2027.

This medical transport unit is equipped with the last equipment, including a Lifepak 15 Defibrillator/monitor, IV supplies, medications, and numerous other pieces of equipment to support out Intermediate Life Support capabilities. This vehicle is scheduled to be cycled into support response in January of 2027.

This medical transport unit is equipped with the latest equipment, including a Lifepak 12 Defibrillator/monitor, Lucas automated CPR device, IV supplies, medications, and numerous other pieces of equipment to support out Intermediate Life Support capabilities. Based out of station 2, its matching gurney provides the ability to swap patients as staffing allows and decrease response time to Cispus.

This pumper has a 1250 GPM pump and carries 950 gallons of water. In addition it carries a full compliment of hose from 3/4" to 5" in diameter, extrication equipment, EV fire blanket, piercing nozzle, BLS medical equipment, as well as standard firefighting tools. The unit is equipped with a compressed air foam system.

This pumper has a 1250 GPM pump and carries 1000 gallons of water. In addition it carries a full compliment of hose from 3/4" to 5" in diameter, extrication equipment, BLS medical supplies, and standard firefighting tools. This engine is equipped with two foam systems.

This vehicle was acquired through the FEPP program in 2026 with help from the DNR. It replaced an 18 year older vehicle at station 2 and now increases our capabilities in the area. With 1250 GPM hale pump, 50 gallons of foam, super single tires and 4WD this vehicle is a worker. It's increased storage capacity allows us to equip it for multi-discipline response including wildland urban interface, structural protection, and minor rescue. This vehicle contains basic medical supplies and full extrication equipment.

This Wildland Engine has a 150 GPM pump and carries 400 gallons of water. In addition it carries a full compliment of wildland fire hose, as well as standard wildland firefighting tools.

This Wildland Engine has a 150GPM pump and carries 400 gallons of water. In addition it carries a full compliment of wildland fire hose, as well standard wildland firefighting tools.

This tender has a 500 GPM pump and carries 3000 gallons of water. It also carries a limited supply of fire hose and a floating water pump. It has a folding power assist deployable drop tank and 3 position remote dump valves. This vehicle also has pump and roll capabilities.

This specialty vehicle was acquired through the FEPP program with help from the DNR. It awaits conversion into a type 3 wildland response vehicle and will share duties in the flood season as a support vehicle.

This vehicle carries incident management and support equipment as well as quick response medical equipment and an AED Also included are deployable mobile radios, air quality monitoring traffic warning equipment, and initial water rescue support equipment. This vehicle is assigned to the Chief to manage department incidents.

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This vehicle with its 1000 gallon tank and 1500 GPM two stage pump provided reliable assistance in the age of yesteryear. Retired in 2026 after remaining out of service mechanically for over 2 years, it served a long life of holding down the fort for the Cispus community.

This tender has a 350gpm pump and carries 3500 gallons of water. It also carries a limited supply of fire hose and a floating water pump. This vehicle unfortunately has been unusable since 2025 and has become increasingly costly and unreliable. Major repairs and and safety upgrades leave this vehicle in inventory but out of service as we seek assistance in the purchase or acquisition of a replacement.