Indiana Fire Trucks: Greenfield Fire Department

	Greenfield Fire Territory Station 21 The City of Greenfield is located 18 miles east of Indianapolis along US-40 and IN-9 in central Hancock County. Greenfield is a combination department with 2/3 full-time personnel and 1/3 volunteers responding from two stations. GFD provides ALS, Fire, Rescue and Hazmat protection to more than 16,000 residents over 56 square miles.


Station 21 - 17 West South Street Built in 1976, Station 21 serves as GFD Headquarters and is home to 9 apparatus.


Engine 21 - 1993 Pierce Dash Rescue Pumper (#E-7789) - 1250gpm/750gal E-21 is first due for fire and rescue calls on the city's downtown & southside


Engine 21 - 1993 Pierce Dash Rescue Pumper (#E-7789) - 1250gpm/750gal


Rescue 21 - 2009 Spartan Gladiator/Hackney walk-around Heavy Rescue This sharp rig was featured at FDIC 2009 and replaces a dramatically smaller rig shown further down this page.


Rescue 21 - 2009 Spartan Gladiator/Hackney walk-around Heavy Rescue


Medic 21 - 2007 GMC5500/Horton ALS Ambulance


Medic 21 - 2007 GMC5500/Horton ALS Ambulance


Ladder 21 - 2001 KME Aerialcat Tower Ladder 102' - 2000gpm/300gal


Former Rescue 21 - 1988 Chevy/Indiana Fire Walk-around Light Rescue This apparatus was replaced in April 2009 with the new Spartan/Hackney Heavy Rescue.


Tanker 21 - 1991 GMC TopKick/S&S 500gpm/2000gal


Utility 21 - 2000 Dodge Van


Cart 21 - 2003 Yamaha - Quick-Response EMS Unit


Battalion Chief - 2004 Ford Excursion Command Vehicle


Former ALS Medic 21 - 1999 Ford F350/Marque Type I Greenfield runs two full time ALS Ambulances throughout their district.


	Greenfield Fire Department