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Clay City
Volunteer Fire Department

The small town of Clay City is located 70 miles west of Indianapolis at the crossroads of IN-59 and IN-246 in southeastern Clay County. Organized in the 1950's, this all-volunteer department includes 17 members that respond to approximately 125 runs each year. CCVFD provides Fire, and Medical First-Responder protection to 35 square miles including the Town of Clay City and all of Harrison Township.
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Station

Clay City Fire Station - West 7th & Forrest Streets
This firehouse was built in 1993 and is home to all five of Clay City's frontline apparatus.
 
mini 401
Mini-Pumper 401 - 1975 Dodge/Pierce (#8907-C) - 300gpm/300gal
While this apparatus originally served as a quick-response mini-pumper, it now responds primarily as a brush truck.
 
E403 ds
Engine 403 - 1992 International 4900/Darley Pumper (#1513) - 1250gpm/1000gal
 
E403 os
Engine 403 - 1992 International 4900/Darley Pumper (#1513) - 1250gpm/1000gal
 
Tk 405
Tanker 405 - 1974 International Fleetstar/1997 Local-built - 200gpm/2300gal
 
TK 406 ds
Tanker 406 - 1992 Ford L/2005 Precision Tank & Equipment (PTE) - 3000gal
 
Special thanks to FF Dean Neiswinger for his assistance in arranging the apparatus for these pictures and for
providing CCVFD background and history.