The Fire Company's First Engine: 1940 Ford piston-type pumper carrying 300 gallons of water at a cost of about $4,000

1954 the second engine was purchased, a 500 gallon per minute front-mount Pumper carrying 1,000 gallons of water

1958 a new Ford Pirsch 750 gallon per minute pumper was purchased at a cost of around $18,000

1952 Dodge ¾-ton Army surplus power wagon was acquired and a pump and water tank was     

added for the fighting of brush and mountain fires

1970 GMC fire engine with a 750 gallon per minute front-mount Pumper carrying

1,000 gallons of water was purchased at a cost of about $28,000

1984 Ford Pickup with a skid-load mounted pump and tank to update it's brush/woods firefighting equipment

QUINT 11 

A 2000 Pierce Quint 85-foot Ladder/Platform fire truck.  

This unit was also equipped with a 1,500 gallon per minute pump and it carried 500 gallons of water.   

ENGINE 111 

In 1994, the fire company purchased a replacement pumper with a new Pierce engine.

It featured an enclosed cab capable of pumping 1,500 gallons per minute and a 1,000 gallon water tank.

BRUSH 116

2009 Mini-Pumper/Brush Truck on a GMC body that had a 1,000 gallon per minute pump and carrying 250 gallons of water.

This unit also served for medical assists and miscellaneous calls. Retired August 2026.