
2019 Dodge Durango
Chief 12-66
Serving as the primary command vehicle, Chief 12-66 is equipped with advanced communications and command tools, allowing the Chief to coordinate operations seamlessly at any emergency scene.
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Each engine, command vehicle, and specialized unit represents the dedication, training, and readiness of the firefighters who operate them.

2019 Dodge Durango
Serving as the primary command vehicle, Chief 12-66 is equipped with advanced communications and command tools, allowing the Chief to coordinate operations seamlessly at any emergency scene.

2012 Chevy Tahoe
Deputy Chief 12-67 provides a mobile command platform, ensuring leadership and support are always close at hand during fire and rescue operations.

2010 Spartan Gladiator
Squad 12-74 is a versatile apparatus designed to handle fire suppression, rescue, and support functions. Its Spartan Gladiator chassis provides reliability and strength for a wide range of emergencies.

1998 Pierce Quantum
Engine 12-75 is a frontline pumper, equipped with the capacity to deliver water and firefighting tools wherever they’re needed. A trusted workhorse of the fleet, it responds to a variety of incidents.

1987 Pierce Lance
Engine 12-76 serves as a reserve engine, ensuring the department always has backup support ready. Though older, it remains dependable for fire suppression when needed.

2016 Ford F-250
Utility 12-87 is used for transporting equipment, personnel, and additional resources. Its versatility makes it an asset for both emergency responses and community events.

2013 Ford Explorer
Utility 12-88 provides quick-response capability and supports day-to-day operations. It’s often used for personnel transport and logistical needs.

1992 Ford F-250
Brush 12-93 is specially outfitted to fight brush and wildland fires. Compact and durable, it allows firefighters to access difficult terrain where larger apparatus cannot go.