Wayne Township
Volunteer Fire Department

Located 26 miles northeast of Indianapolis in Hamilton County, Wayne Township protects the unincorporated areas east of Noblesville and
north of Fishers. Started in 1957, Wayne Township is an all volunteer department that responds 6 apparatus from a single station just
south of IN-32.

Station 15 - 18116 Durbin Road

Engine 15 - 1992 Ford L8000/McGinley Pumper/Tanker - 1000gpm/1250gal
Engine 15 includes an auxiliary gas pump to "pump and roll"
Station 15 - 18116 Durbin Road

Tanker 15 - 2004 Freightliner 112/S&S - 1250gpm/3350gal
Tanker 15 can draft from either side and front and dumps either side and rear. A 3000 gallon dump tank is located on the side.

Tanker 15 - 2004 Freightliner 112/S&S - 1250gpm/3350gal
Tanker 15 is the department's newest apparatus and is frequently used in this largely rural response area.

Rescue 15 - 1998 Ford SuperDuty/Danko Light Rescue - 300gpm/400gal tank w/ 5gal Class A foam
Rescue 15 includes Amkus extrication tools and is BLS non-transport certified.

Wayne Township provides ALS and BLS service throughout most of Wayne Township. The full-time paramedic can quickly
move their portable gear into the ambulance should that provide a more appropriate response to an ALS incident.

BLS Ambulance 15 - 2000 Ford E-450/MedTec

Medic 15 - 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4
Medic 15 is ALS certified non-transport and manned 24/7 by Seals Ambulance Service Paramedics.
This truck formerly served as Riverview Hospital's Paramedic Quick Response Vehicle from Westfield Station 81.

Squad 15 - 1987 GMC Sierra 4x4 250gal

Command 15 - Chevy Astro - Command/Chief's Van

Special thanks to Chief Les McKinsey and FF Dave Barker for their help in arranging these pictures.