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Southwest Central Fire Territory
19971 Kern road
south bend, IN  46614

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 Apparatus


Command 161


2004 Ford Excursion

This rig serves as a response vehicle and Command Post for the fire chief at larger incidents. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Brush 172


2001 Ford F-350 Super Duty

UPF 4x4 -300gpm/400gallon skid unit. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Light Tower


2000 CTFD Light Tower

CTFD Light Tower. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Tanker 1552


2000 Pierce Dash Pumper/Tanker

1500gpm/1500gal. It is stationed at station 2

 
 
Engine 142


1999 Ferrara Inferno Custom Pumper

1500gpm Waterous pump/1000gal
Engine 142 was #18 of the first 100 Inferno chassis manufactured by Ferrara in their initial production year. Engine 142 is the most frequently used apparatus at station 1 and is the first out Engine company for most incidents. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Command 180


1998 Chevy Suburban

This rig previously served as the department's Command vehicle. It is now used for manpower response and for pulling the light tower. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Grass 1576


1995 Chevrolet Custom Grass Rig

It is stationed at station 2

 
 
Rescue 1569


1995 1995 EVI/Chevy Kodiak

Walk-In Medium Rescue
Rescue 1569 is first due on all MVA/Extrication and EMS runs. It is stationed at station 2

 
 
Engine 140


1993 KME Custom Pumper

1500gpm/1250gal
Engine 140 is usually the first out engine for structure fires due to it's larger water capacity. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Rescue 160


1993 Freightliner FL80/EVI Walk-in Heavy Rescue

Rescue 160 includes a 5-man cab and carries advanced extrication equipment for the numerous accidents along US-31 and US-20. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Tanker 150


1993 Freightliner FL70/Luverne

500gpm/1800gal
With very limited hydrant locations within the territory, every piece of apparaus carries a large amount of water. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Utility 181


1989 Ford F-350

4x4 Utility Vehicle. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Engine 1541


1984 Pierce Dash/2007 RPI Pumper

In 2007, this rig was refurbed by RPI out of Tipton. The rear of the cab was enclosed and the lighting was changed
compared to an earlier picture below. It now serves as the department's third-out engine. It will be stationed at station 3. Now at station 2

 
 
Ladder 191


1975 Duplex/Oshkosh/Pierce

75' Telesquirt Aerial /1996 Pierce Arrow Cab - 1250gpm/475gal
Ladder 191 was purchased from Cedar Knolls, NJ in 2002 after is had been refurbished with a new cab and larger water tank. It is stationed at station 1

 
 
Brush 171


1971 Jeep CJ-5/FD Custom 4x4

This rig was purchased new by the department and has now served for more than 35 years! It is now for sale on ebay.

 
 



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2008 Call Volume
Fire EMS
January  10  41
February  6  52
March  9  49
April  6  50
May  5  34
June  7  23
July  15  39
August  8  36
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