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Fire Apparatus

Apparatus call signs are assigned via a county-wide standardized system. The first number in the call sign is assigned by what station number that piece serves out of. The second number is assigned via the following classification:

• Brush/Utility: 0
  
• Engines: 1-5
  
• Rescues: 6
  
• Ladders: 7

In the case of specialty apparatus, call signs may include the type of apparatus preceding the station number. Example: Ladder 9, Squrt 7, Rescue 8, or Utility 9). Ambulances are assigned call sign by letters A, B, C, etc. and the station number it serves. For example, A9 is the first ambulance at Station 9, B9 is the second.

Engines
Call	Picture	Year	Manufacturer	Crew	Pump	Tank	1 3/4"	2 1/2"	3"	5"
7-4		2004	Pierce	6	2000 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	800'	1200'
8-2		1997	Seagraves	6	1250 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	300'	1200'
8-4		1991	KME	7	1500 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	300'	1200'
9-3		1997	Seagraves	6	1250 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	300'	1200'
9-5		2005	Pierce	6	2000 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	800'	1200'
10-5		2006	Pierce	6	2000 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	800'	1200'

Specialty Peices
Call	Picture	Year	Manufacturer	Crew	Type	Pump	Tank	1 3/4"	2 1/2"	3"	5"	Aerial
Squrt 7		1993	Pierce/Squrt	6		2000 gpm	750 gal	1000'	250'	300'	1200'	50'
Rescue 8		1994	E-One	8
Ladder 9		1987	Seagraves	6	Tiller							100'

Brush/Utility
Call	Picture	Year	Manufacturer	Crew	Pump	Tank
7-0		1987	Ford FL350	4	35 gpm	150 gal
9-0		2000	Ford F350	5	-	-
U-9		1997	Ford Van	15	-	-

Misc
Call	Picture	Year	Manufacturer
Deputy Chief's Vehicle		2003	Ford Excursion
Duty Officer's Vehicle		2006	Ford Expedition
9-8 (Chief's Vehicle)		2006	Ford Expedition
"Old Bessie"		1926	Seagraves