Fishers Fire Department
Station 91 - Headquarters

The Fishers Community Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1955. Fishers is now a career department with 99 full-time personnel operating from 5 stations. Fishers Fire Department provides Fire, Tactical Rescue, Haz-Mat and AlS protection to nearly 60,000 residents in Fishers and Delaware and Fall Creek Townships.

Tactical Engine 91 - 2007 Seagrave Marauder II Custom Pumper - 2000gpm/600gal
The designation of "Tactical Engine" refers to Station 91's status as a Tactical Rescue house. Along with Station 92, the two stations
respond to various tactical rescues including high angle, rope rescue, confined space/trench rescue and dive/top water rescues.
When a response for "Tactical 90" is called in Hamilton County, both stations respond with all apparatus and appropriate personnel and equipment for these specialized, Tactical Rescues.

Tactical Engine 91 - 2007 Seagrave Marauder II Custom Pumper - 2000gpm/600gal

Tactical Engine 91 - 2007 Seagrave Marauder II Custom Pumper - 2000gpm/600gal

Reserve Engine 99-A (Former Engine 91) - 1992 E-One Cyclone Custom Pumper - 1500gpm/1000gal
This apparatus served the department faithfully at Station 91 for 15 years. It moved to primary reserve status in September 2007
with the new Seagrave above. For years, every engine company in Fishers served primary ALS response with
a paramedic on board along with 1-2 FF/EMT's and one officer.

Ladder 91 - 1997 KME Excel 102' Aerialcat Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/250gal
Up until 1997, the only aerial apparatus at Fishers was a Snorkel. However, it's hydraulics failed during a large apartment
fire and mutual aid was requested from Noblesville and Carmel's platform aerials. The need for a taller, more effective
aerial device was required and Ladder 91 was spec'd and delivered in 1997. This was the first of four KME apparatus
the department purchased over the next five years.

Ladder 91 - 1997 KME Excel 102' Aerialcat Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/250gal

Rescue 91 - 1995 Saulsbury/Freightliner FL-80 walk-in Heavy Rescue
ALS Rescue 91 carries equipment for extrications, scene lighting, a cascade system for air tank refilling, rope rescue
and water/dive rescue. Additional equipment for more advanced Tactical Rescues are brought in the
Operations 91 Rescue Trailer when necessary.

Rescue 91 - 1995 Saulsbury/Freightliner FL-80 walk-in Heavy Rescue

Operations 91 - Rescue Equipment Trailer
Station 91 now houses the Operations trailer which responds to confined space, trench and high-angle rescues.
Operations 91 can respond anywhere in Hamilton County for mutual aid whenever specialized rescue equipment
and trained personnel are needed. The trailer is generally pulled behind Tactical Rescue 91.

Tanker 91 - 1993 Freightliner FL-70/RPI - 250gpm/1500gal Mini-Tanker

Tanker 91 - 1993 Freightliner FL-70/RPI - 250gpm/1500gal Mini-Tanker

Battalion 9 - 2005 Chevrolet Suburban Command Vehicle
This rig has an incredible array of bright LED lighting, including along the brush bars on the front of the truck.
Since Chevrolet did not offer a bright red in 2005, this is the only burgundy red vehicle in the department.

Reserve Engine 98 - 1992 E-One Cyclone II Pumper/Tanker - 1250gpm/1000gal
This engine previously served as Engine 92 from 1992-2003 and Engine 95 from 2003-2005. It was re-assigned as
the primary reserve engine once the Crimson Fire Engine-95 went into service. This rig was purchased from Marion County,
Florida in the early 1990's.

In 1998 Corgi International created this Diecast Replica of the Engine 91 E-One Cyclone Pumper

Fishers Fire Department

Hamilton County Professional Fire Fighters Local 4416