EWVFD Apparatus
Engine 50
This apparatus serves as our second out apparatus from Station 5. The primary functions of this apparatus are establishing the waterpoint in the event of a fire, establishing the Landing Zone if one is needed, or running a secondary call when the paid staff is tied up on another call.
- 2001 GMC 8500/ Ferrara Fire Apparatus Engine
- 1250 GPM/1000 Gallon tank
Engine 51
This apparatus is our first out truck at Station 5 and is ran on every call with the exception of mutual aid calls. This apparatus has the equipment and capabilities to run medical calls, extinguish fires, perform extrication while on a wreck, or even rescue based operations such as water rescues and other technical rescues.
- 2022 Spartan/4 Guys Fire Trucks Engine
- 1500 GPM/1000 Gallon tank
Tanker 53
This apparatus serves as the primary Tanker for Station 5. The primary role for this apparatus is to supply water to both mutual aid departments as well as our own. This apparatus is also equipped with the RIT Bag which aids firefighters who need assistance while inside the structure.
- 2014 Freightliner/Fouts Bros Tanker
- 1250 GPM/2000 Gallon tank
Brush Truck 54
This apparatus serves as the brush truck for Station 5. This apparatus responds to calls such as outside fires where the larger apparatus can not get close enough to the fire.
- 1988 Chevrolet K3500
- 300 Gallon Skid unit
Squad 55
This apparatus serves as a personnel support vehicle. We use it to transport members during trainings or classes where the larger apparatus are not needed.
- 2003 GMC Yukon XL
Utility 56
This apparatus serves as our secondary extrication/medical response vehicle from Station 5. This apparatus contains extra equipment such as additional cribbing and tools if needed for a large extrication. This apparatus is also the primary vehicle that tows Gator 5 to the scene of an emergency.
- 2009 F550/Anchor Richey EVS Utility Truck
- 300 Gallon water tank
- 10 Gallon foam tank
Gator 5
This apparatus, housed at Station 5, is used for events such as missing person searches, extracting injured people out of the woods, and brush fires.
- 2011 John Deere 825 XUV
- 75 Gallon water skid unit
Engine 111
This apparatus serves as our first out engine from Station 11. This truck is fully equipped to handle any emergency just as Engine 51 with the exception of rescue capabilities.
- 2001 GMC 8500 Ferrara Fire Apparatus Engine
- 1250 GPM/1000 Gallon tank
Tanker 112
This apparatus currently serves as the tanker for Station 11 and responds mutual aid to our neighboring districts when needed to supply them with additional water.
- 2001 GMC 8500/Ferrara Fire Apparatus Tanker
- 1250 GPM/1000 Gallon tank
Engine 113
This Engine, housed at Station 5, serves as our reserve engine in the case that our frontline truck goes down for maintenance.
- 1994 Freightliner/KME Fire Apparatus Engine
- 1250 GPM /1000 Gallon tank
Brush Truck 114
This apparatus serves as the brush truck for Station 11. This apparatus responds to calls such as outside fires where the larger apparatus can not get close enough to the fire.
- 1988 Chevrolet K3500
- 300 Gallon Skid unit
POV - Privately Owned Vehicle
If you see a regular vehicle coming up the road with red lights flashing, then you have probably seen one of our volunteer firefighters responding to either the station to grab an apparatus or responding directly to the emergency. By responding to a call in a POV with red lights flashing, the firefighters are simply asking for permission to pass so they can get to the