District of Sparwood - Fire Department

Fire Department Apparatus

The Sparwood Fire Department currently maintains a fleet of seven vehicles, including three triple combination pumpers (one with a 50' telesquirt aerial device), one rescue unit, one tactical support unit, a command vehicle, and antique fire truck "Old Red".

	Engine 3 - 2001 International 1250GPM "Waterous" Pump Transverse Pump Panel 1000 Imperial gallon tank "Foam Pro" built-in dual foam system Crew Capacity (5) Engine 3 is the primary engine unit responding from the Main Hall.
	Rescue 1 - 1999 International 250 IGPM P.T.O. driven "Hale" Pump 200 US Gallon Tank "Akron" built-in foam eductor system Crew Capacity (5) Carrying the "Jaws of Life", rescue tools, rope gear and additional SCBA bottles, Rescue 1 is the first-out unit to all Motor Vehicle incidents, rescue operations and medical assistance requests from the Main Hall.
	Ladder 1 - 1991 Pierce 1250GPM Pump 50' Aerial device with "Telesquirt" Crew Capacity (6) Ladder 1 responds from the main hall. It is generally the third unit to roll for any structure fires behind Engines 2 and 3.
	Engine 2 - 1991 Pierce 1050GPM Pump 2-1/2" Built-in Moniter Crew Capacity (6) Engine 2 is the first-responding unit out of the North Hall to all fire calls.
	EV 3 - 1980 GMC Sierra Crew Cab Crew Capacity (6) EV-3 is the tactical support unit based in the North hall. It functions as a secondary rescue unit, personnel/equipment hauler, canteen and support vehicle as needed.
	Old Red - 1961 International Originally belonging to the Natal Fire Department, "Old Red" is now used for parades, community events and public relations functions.