Indiana Fire Trucks: New Whiteland Volunteer Fire Department

	New Whiteland Volunteer Fire Department New Whiteland is located 20 miles due south of Indianapolis along US-31 in Johnson County. Established in 1953, this combination department includes 25 members who respond to a very small residential area and a short section of US-31 between Whiteland and Franklin.


New Whiteland Fire Department - Sweetbriar Road at US-31


Engine 11 - 2008 International/Crimson Pumper - 1250gpm/750gal The new Engine 12 is first-due for all incidents at New Whiteland. It was the first new engine for the department in 19 years!


Engine 11 - 2008 International/Crimson Pumper - 1250gpm/750gal


Engine 12 (formerly E-11) - 1989 Ford C/Pierce Pumper - 1000gpm/500gal Engine 12 is second-due for all fire and mutual aid calls at NWFD. It was replaced as the primary engine with the arrival of the Crimson above in March of 2008.


Engine 11 - 1989 Ford C/Pierce Pumper - 1000gpm/500gal


Rescue 11 - 1996 Ford Super-Duty/Marque Light Rescue Rescue 11 carries EMS, extrication and various firefighting equipment. It is first due for medical calls and vehicle accidents.


Rescue 11 - 1996 Ford Super-Duty/Marque Light Rescue


Former Engine 12 - 1979 Ford C/Pierce Pumper - 1000gpm/500gal After serving the department for 29 years, Engine 12 was sold in 2008.


Car 101 - 1997 Ford Crown Victoria This staff car is used for various purposes and transportation for the department.


Car 101 - 1997 Ford Crown Victoria


Battalion 1 - 2005 Ford Explorer Command Vehicle Battalion 1 carries EMS equipment and serves as the department's Command vehicle.


Battalion 1 - 2005 Ford Explorer Command Vehicle


The New Whiteland Fire Department Apparatus Fleet - September 2007

Special thanks to Operations Chief Andrew Tames, FF Ryan "Poodle" Gant and FF Jesse "Screwball" Scrogham for their help in arranging for these pictures and for providing history and background information for NWFD.