Indiana Fire Trucks: Cicero Fire Department

	Cicero Fire Department Cicero is located 25 miles north of Indianapolis in northern Hamilton County. The area is a mix of residential and rural and includes most of Morse Reservoir. Cicero is a combination paid/volunteer department that responds from a single station. CFD provides Fire, Rescue, and ALS protection to 4,800 residents and approximately 33 square miles.


Cicero Fire Department - Station 21 - 150 West Jackson Street Station 21 is home to five frontline apparatus, one parade pumper and the Chief's vehicle.


ALS Rescue 21 - 2003 Freightliner FL-70/Marion walk-in Medium Rescue Rescue 21 is first due to all accidents, extrications and Haz Mat situations. Rescue 21 includes a Cascade system for replenishing SCBA tanks during structure fires and it's light tower provides additional scene lighting for night incidents.



Rescue 21 - 2003 Freightliner FL-70/Marion walk-in Medium Rescue


Engine 21 - 2006 HME 1871 P2/Toyne Pumper/Tanker - 1500gpm/1250gal/30gal Class A Foam Toyne was the unique choice for this department due to their ability to place a 1500 gallon fold-up dump tank compartment on Engine 21's ladder arm to keep it out of way of their side compartments. Since CFD serves as their primary pumper and tanker, this apparatus and it's equipment needed to be more flexible when arriving on scene.


Engine 21 - 2006 HME 1871 P2/Toyne Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm/1250gal/30gal Class A Foam Engine 21 shows off it's front-mounted 1-1/2" quick attack line during foam testing.


Engine 22 -1999 Pierce/Freightliner FL-80/Quint 65' Snorkel 1500gpm/400gal Engine 22 serves as the department's aerial unit, but also includes extrication, EMS and foam equipment. If a taller ladder is required Noblesville Ladder 74 or 71 reponds via mutual aid agreements.


Medic 21 - Paramedic Quick Response/Chase Vehicle


Medic 21 - 2005 Ford E-450/Braun ALS/BLS Ambulance


Battalion 21 - 2004 Chevy 2500 pickup Command Vehicle Battalion 21 is assigned as the Battalion Chief and Battalion 22 and 24 are assigned to the Assistant Chief and Chief


Former Engine 21 - 1986 FMC Roughneck Pumper/Tanker - 1250gpm/1000gal Engine 21 served as the department's first due pumper for 20 years. It was replaced by the new Toyne above in April 2006.


Old Engine 1 - 1951 Studebaker/Howe Pumper This truck served as Cicero first engine in 1952. The smooth lines of the unique apparatus flow from the cab, through the pumps and all the way back to the hose beds. All of the equipment on this truck is original. A true classic!

	Cicero Fire Department Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Local 4416