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McCordsville McCordsville is located 19 miles East of Indianapolis along US-67 in western Hancock County. Established in 1952, this all-volunteer department includes 25 members who respond from a single station. McCordsville VFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS non-transport protection to the residents of Vernon Township and Town of McCordsville. The department also has numerous mutual aid agreements with surrounding departments. |
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| McCordsville Fire Station
- 7580 N. Form Street at IN-67 Originally built in 1963 with additions in 1983 and 2003. McCordsville's station is home to all four frontline apparatus. |
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| Rescue 89 - 2008 Seagrave Commander walk-around Heavy Rescue This sharp rig runs first due to all extrication and rescue calls and second-due to fire calls. This apparatus carries a variety of ground ladders in addition to it's rescue tools. Without a frontline aerial device, Rescue 89 serves as both a Truck and Rescue Company on fire scenes. |
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| Rescue 89 - 2008 Seagrave Marauder walk-around Heavy Rescue | ||
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| Engine 81 - 2002 KME
Excel Custom Rescue Pumper 1500gpm/1000gal Engine 81 is the first due Engine Company for all Fire & Rescue calls. It responds with 2-4 personnel and includes extrication equipment. |
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| Engine 82 - 1992 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Tanker 85 - 2004 Peterbilt/SEMO - 500gpm/2000gal | ||
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| Former Rescue 89 - 1995 GMC
Kodiak/Indiana Fire Medium Rescue This apparatus was replaced by a new Seagrave Heavy Rescue in 2008. |
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| Former Tanker 6 - Late 1970's
Ford C8000/McGinley- 2000gal tank This rig served as the department's primary tanker before being replaced by Tanker 85 above. |
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