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Princeton
Fire Territory The City of Princeton is located 26 miles north of Evansville along US-41 in Gibson County. In January 2006, Princeton and Patoka Township merged into a single Fire Territory. The combined department now includes 4 stations that provide Fire, Rescue, Hazmat and BLS protection to nearly 15,000 residents and 70 square miles. PFT is also second-due for all incidents at the huge Toyota pickup plant south of the city. |
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Station 2 - Westside This building previously served Patoka Township as Station 1, but was reassigned in early 2006. It is the second largest station and protects the portion of the territory west of US-41. Station 2 is home to Engine, Ladder, Brush and Tanker 2. |
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Ladder 2 - 2001 Ferrara Inferno 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/400gal Formerly designated Patoka Township Ladder 3, Ladder 2 is the first due aerial truck in the western and southen portions of the territory. |
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Ladder 2 - 2001 Ferrara Inferno 75' Rear-mount ladder
- 1500gpm/400gal Ladder 2 (along with it's twin at Fort Branch VFD)were donated to the township by Toyota. It is the first due aerial truck to fires and incidents at the Toyota Tundra plant in southern Gibson County. |
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Engine 2 - 1995 Pierce Saber Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal Formerly designated Patoka Township Engine 1, Engine 2 is the first due Engine company in the western portion of the territory. It is staffed full-time by a crew of three. It is pictured here visiting Station 1. |
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Engine 2 - 1995 Pierce Saber Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal |
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Tanker 2 - 2005 International/Bluegrass Fire Apparatus -
1250gpm/2100gal Tanker 2 provides additional water to rural incidents throughout the territory. |
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Tanker 2 - 2005 International/Bluegrass Fire Apparatus -
1250gpm/2100gal |
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Brush Truck 2 - Chevy 2500 4x4 - 250gpm/250gal |
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