Albany/Delaware Township
Volunteer Fire Department

The Town of Albany is located 54 miles south of Fort Wayne along IN-67 and IN-28 in northeast Delaware County. Organized in 1899 as the Albany VFD, this all-volunteer department now includes 22 members and 6 cadets who respond to approximately 130 runs each year. ADTVFD provides Fire, Rescue and Medical First-Responder protection to approximately 2,800 residents in the Town of Albany as well as portion of Niles, Richland and Green Townships.
Station

Albany Fire Station - State Road 67 & N. Water Street
Located near the county border, this station protects 1/4 of Niles Twp in Delaware County, 1/4 of Richland Twp in Jay County and 1/4 of Green Twp in Randolph County.
 
E31 ds
Engine 31 - 1991 GMC TopKick/KME Pumper (#1153) - 1000gpm/750gal
E-31 is first due for all structure fire calls at Albany and second-due for accidents.
 
E31 os
Engine 31 - 1991 GMC TopKick/KME Pumper (#1153) - 1000gpm/750gal
 
Tk32 ds
Tanker 32 - 1996 GMC TopKick/KME (#2703) - 1000gpm/2500gal
 
Tk32 os
Tanker 32 - 1996 GMC TopKick/KME (#2703) - 1000gpm/2500gal
 
R33 ds
Rescue 33 - 1999 Ford F-550/2001 Amtech
Equipped with a set of Holmatro Tools, R33 is the first-due for accident and extrication calls at Albany. It is also second-due
for structure fires within the city.
 
Rr33 os
Rescue 33 - 1999 Ford F-550/2001 Amtech
 
G34 ds
Grass Rig 34 - 1979 Chevy K30/Pierce Mini-Pumper (#E-0525) - 400gpm/250gal/5F
 
TK 35 ds
Tanker 35 - 2005 Freightliner M2/S&S - 500gpm/2100gal
 
Special thanks to Chief thanks to Chief Phil Bebout for his help in arranging the apparatus for these pictures and for
providing department background and history.