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Washington
Township Washington Township is located 110 miles southwest of Indianapolis and surrounds the Town Of Washington in southwestern Daviess County. Established in 1974, this all-volunteer departement includes 21 members who responds from two stations. WTFD provides Fire and Rescue protection to approximately 6,000 residents. EMS Service is provided locally by Southwest Ambulance Service. |
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| Station 91 - Donaldson Road & US-50 Completed in 1993, this station is home to Engine 91, Rescue 91, Grass 9 and Tanker 9. |
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| Engine 91 - 1997 International 4900/E-One - 1250gpm/1000gal | ||
| E-91 is the first-due for fires and accident calls from this station. | ||
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| Engine 91 - 1997 International 4900/E-One - 1250gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Rescue 91 - 1991 International/Cayl Craft/2000FD walk-in Heavy Rescue | ||
| This rescue formerly served Volney, NY. It's equipment included an onboard cascade system that is the only rig in the area that can fill high-pressure air bottles. |
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| Tanker 9 - 1992 International/Bluegrass - 500gpm/1800gal While still lettered as #6, this rig respond from Station 91 as Tanker 9. |
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| Tanker 9 - 1992 International/Bluegrass - 500gpm/1800gal | ||
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| Grass 9 - 1994 Dodge Ram 4x4/1999FD - 200gpm/400gal | ||
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| Station 9 - Bedford Road & Terrace Park Drive This former egg-packing plant was taken over by the fire department in 1975 |
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| Station 9 - Bedford Road & Terrace Park Drive This former egg-packing plant was taken over by the fire department in 1975 |
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| Engine 9 - 2002 Freightliner FL-80/E-One Pumper/Tanker - 1250gpm/1800gal 1st out on fires & wrecks;has dump valves to operate as a tanker also. |
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| Engine 9 - 2002 Freightliner FL-80/E-One Pumper/Tanker - 1250gpm/1800gal | ||
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| Tanker 91 - 2007 Freightliner M2/Bluegrass Tanker - 500gpm/3000gal | ||
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| Tanker 91 - 2007 Freightliner M2/Bluegrass Tanker - 500gpm/3000gal | ||
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| Attack 9 - 1978 Chevy K30/Pierce 400gpm/300gal Still showing it's previous designation as #3, this rig is first out on all brush/field fire responses. |
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| Special thanks to Chris Kirk of WTFD for his help in arranging for these pictures and providing department background. | ||
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