Lebanon Fire Department

The City of Lebanon is located 28 miles northwest of Indianapolis along I-65 in western Boone County. Establishd in 1892, this career department now includes 35 personnel that respond from two stations. LFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to 17,000+ residents and 54 square miles including all of Brown and Lincoln Townships.
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Station 1
Station 1 - LFD Headquarters
Located in Downtown Lebanona as part of the Public Safety Building, Station 1 serves as department headquarters and is home
to Engines 11 & 14, Rescue 11, Squad 11 and the Battalion Chief. The height of this station has necessitated that the light bars
on all of the department's pumpers be mounted along the front of the cab and not the roof.
 
Engine 1 - 1997 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley Pump/750gal
Engine 11 (3) - 2007 Spartan Metro Star/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal
Engine 11 responds to all Fire calls in the City's Central district.
 
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Engine 11 (3) - 1997 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley Pump/750gal
 
Engine 4 - 1994 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley pump/750gal
Reserve Engine 14 (4) - 1994 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley pump/750gal
Engine 14 was originally placed into service when the new Station 2 opened at on the city's growing north side. In 2007 it
was reassigned as the primary reserve engine and is now kept at Station 1.
 
Engine 4
Reserve Engine 14 (4) - 1994 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley pump/750gal
 
Rescue 5 - 2001 Ford/McGinley Medium Rescue
Rescue 5 - 2000 Chevy TopKick/McGinley Fire Apparatus Rescue Body Medium Rescue
Rescue 5 includes various rescue equipment including extrication tools, cribbing and supplies for Hazardous Materials cleanup.
 
Battalion Chief - 2003 Ford Expedition Command Vehicle
Battalion Chief - 2003 Ford Expedition Command Vehicle
 
Station 2
Station 2 -
The 2's protects the city's far northside and is home to Engine, Ladder, Squad and Tanker 12.
 
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Engine 12 (1) - 1997 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley Pump/750gal
Engine 12 formerly served at Station 1. It was reassigned to station 2 with the arrival of the 2007 Engine 11.
 
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Engine 12 (1) - 1997 Spartan/McGinley Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm Darley Pump/750gal
 
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Ladder 12 - 2008 Spartan/Central States/Rosenbauer 75ft Aerial- 1500gpm/400gal
L12 now responds first-due to all structure fires from Station 2.
 
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Ladder 12 - 2008 Spartan/Central States/Rosenbauer 75ft Aerial- 1500gpm/400gal
 
Ladder 11 - 1976/2000 refurbished - Pierce/LTI 85' Rear-mounted Platform - 1250gpm/100gal
Former Ladder 12 - 1976 Pierce/LTI 85' rear-mount Tower - 1250gpm/100gal
After three large structure fires in consecutive years, the department was finally able to purchase their first aerial device in 1998.
After a complete refurb at RPI (including enclosing the former open cab), this rig was placed into service in 2000. It was replaced
by the Spartan/Rosenbauer aerial above in the early 2009. If Ladder 12 looks familiar, that is because it was purchased from
nearby Pike Township in Indianapolis. It continued to run with it's original Pike Township colors and number until it's retirement.
 
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Tanker 12 - 1999 GMC TopKick/McGinley - 1250gpm/1600gal
Originall station at the 2's, this rig was re-assigned in 2008 to Center Township's station to support the more rural areas
on the city's southside.
 
Reserve Engine 3 - 1978 Ford C900/Darley 1000gpm/500gal
Former Engine 3 - 1978 Ford C900/Darley Pumper - 1000gpm/500gal
Engine 3 previously served as the department's reserve pumper. It was sold to Livington, TX in early 2007.