Indiana Fire Trucks: Huntington Fire Department

	Huntington Fire Department The City of Huntington is located 29 miles southwest of Fort Wayne along US-24 in central Huntington County. Established in 1857, HFD's is a career department that provides Fire and Medical First-Responder protection 17,000+ residents from three stations. Rescue response is provided throughout much of the county by Huntington County Rescue, a division of the Sheriff's Department.


Engine 1 - 1992 Spartan/Quality - 1250gpm/750gal Engine 1 protects downtown Huntington from it's single-engine house located at City Hall on Cherry Street.


Engine 2 - 1995 KME Excel Pumper/Tanker - 1250gpm/3000gal Engine 2 is the first due rig from Station 2, located at Condit and Market Streets. This rig was purchased by the township for response to the more rural areas of the district that lack hydrants.


Station 3 - Etna & Maple Streets - Southside Completed in 2002, this firehouse is home to Engine 3, Tower 4 and Grass Rig 7. The 3's protects the southside of Huntington and is referred to by some residents as the "Taj Mahal" when compared to the tiny 1-bay firehouse it replaced.


Engine 3 - 1990 Spartan/Quality Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal Engine 3 protects the south side of Huntington from Huntington's newest 3-bay station at Etna and Maple.


Tower 4 - 2006 E-One Cyclone II 95ft Platform Ladder (#1301919) - 2000gpm/300gal


Tower 4 - 2006 E-One Cyclone II 95ft Platform Ladder (#1301919) - 2000gpm/300gal


Former Ladder 4 - 1966 IHC VCO/Maxim 100' Mid-Mount Ladder - 1000gpm/250gal Ladder 4 previously served as the department's only aerial device and responded from both Station 2 and then Station 3 through the years. After more than 40 years of faithful service, it was replaced in November of 2007 by the E-One Tower above.


Grass 7 - 1982 Chevy K20 150gpm/200gal skid unit


Engine 9 - 1977 IHC Fleetstar/Boyer 1000gpm/800gal Engine 9 currently serves as the deparment's reserve engine. It is located at Station 2.


	Huntington Fire Deparment