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Muncie Fire Department Muncie is located 59 miles NE of Indianapolis along I-69 in
Delaware County. Muncie's 7 stations provide Fire and Rescue protection
to 67,000+ residents and the 19,000 students |
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| Rescue 1 - 2003 Pierce Enforcer Walk-in Heavy Rescue Muncie's Rescue 1 responds to extrications and specialty rescues throughout all of Delaware County from Station 1. |
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| 2 Squad - 1996 KME Excel Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal Muncie's fleet includes both 4-man "Squads" and 3-man "Pumps." Muncie 1 and 2 Squad respond to ALS calls along with Delaware County EMS. They serve as frontline Engines, but also respond for additional manpower to all working fires and special incidents. |
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| 1 Squad - 1996 KME Excel Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal 1 Squad runs out of Station 1 downtown and is a 1994 twin to 2 Squad above. |
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| Pump 2 - 1992 International/Ferrara - 1250gpm/500gal Muncie's fleet included 4 identical Ferrara pumpers at Station 1,2, 4 & 5. Engines 1 & 2 were replaced by the Squads above with 1 Pump being reassigned to 6 Pump to replace their Sutphen. |
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| Truck 2 - 1980 Seagrave 100' Tiller Ladder Truck 2 is unique in Indiana as one of the few working Tiller Ladders in the state (besides IFD's Ladder 7 and Ladder 31). Seagrave apparatus are not common in Indiana and it's lime green color definitely sets it apart! |
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| Reserve Rescue - 1981 FMC/Saulsbury This rig was replaced in 2003 with the Pierce shown above. However, it remains fully equipped and can be made available as a second rescue truck when necessary. |
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| 3 Pump - 1985 Sutphen Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal Sutphen pumpers previously made up the majority of MFD's fleet. While Pumps 1, 3 & 7 remain, the others have been retired. |
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| 5 Pump - 1991 International/Ferrara - 1250gpm/500gallon tank Pump 5 is first due on the Ball State Campus for Fire and EMS calls. They share a station with reserve snorkel 5. |
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| 5 Pump - 1991 International/Ferrara - 1250gpm/500gal Pumps 4, 5 & 6 are triplet pumpers that were all delivered in early 1992. |
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| Ladder 5 - 1984 Simon-Duplex/Pierce 85' Snorkel Snorkel 5 has long protected the Ball State University Campus along with Pumps 5. However, with age, it has been moved to reserve status with Ladder 2 and Pump 7 responding first on all fire calls. |
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| 7 Pump - 1984 Sutphen 75' Mid-mount ladder 1250gpm/500
gal 7 Pump serves it's own district for Fire and BLS calls much like a typical engine company. However, it also responds anywhere on the northside as the primary Ladder Company for structure fires. |
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