Carmel Fire Department
Station 42 - "Westside Zoo"

Carmel Fire Department is comprised of 159 Firefighters who respond from six stations. CFD is a paid, municipal department comprised of uniformed personnel, 9 of whom are administrative staff members. In addition, the department has 8 full-time and 2 part-time, civilian/ administrative staff members. Carmel Fire Department provides Fire, Technical Rescue, Hazmat and ALS protection to 51 square miles and an estimated City/Township population of more than 75,000
Carmel Fire Station 42 - West 106th Street at Shelbourne - Southwest
Carmel Fire Station 42 - West 106th Street at Shelbourne - Southwest
 
Engine 42 - 2001 American LaFrance Eagle - 75' Ladder 1500gpm/500gal
Engine 42 - 2001 American LaFrance Eagle - 75' Rear-mount ladder 1500gpm/500gal
Quint 42 serves the rapidly growing far west side of Clay Township.
It's district is made up almost entirely of upscale residential homes.
 
Engine 42 - 2001 American LaFrance Eagle - 75' Ladder 1500gpm/500gal
Engine 42 - 2001 American LaFrance Eagle - 75' Rear-mount ladder 1500gpm/500gal
 
ALS Ambulance 42 - 2003 International/Horton
Engine 42 - 2001 American LaFrance Eagle - 75' Rear-mount ladder 1500gpm/500gal
 
Ambulance 42at station 45
Former ALS Ambulance 42 - 2003 International/Horton
This apparatus was reassigned to Station 45 in 2007.
 
Rescue 42

Former Rescue 42 - 2000 KME Excel walk-around Heavy Rescue
Rescue 42 is shown here as it assisted Fishers Fire Department in 2004 when their Heavy Rescue was gone for 8 months for
refurbishing. In the early 2000's Carmel ran East and West Rescue Companies for the City and Clay Township. However,
with light extrication equipment located on each of it's Engines, two Rescues were no longer necessary. This rig was originally
stationed at 42, but was renumbered and moved to reserve status as Rescue 40 in 2004.
 

Carmel Fire Department

Carmel Professional Firefighters Local 4444