Warsaw Fire Department
Station 2

The City of Warsaw is located 50 miles southeast of South Bend at the crossroads of US 30 & SR 15. Established in 1912, this combination department of 30 career FF & 17 volunteer FF operate out of two stations in the city of Warsaw. WFD provides Fire, Rescue, Tactical Rescue & Medical First Responder protection to the 38,000 residents of the City of Warsaw and Wayne Township.
Station 2
Warsaw Fire Station 2 - 2204 E. Center Street
Located on the city's east side, this firehouse is now home to Truck 1, Engines 1& 3, Rescue 2, Brush 106 and Utility 107.
 
Truck 1 ds
Truck 1 - 2005 Pierce Dash 100ft Aerial - 2000gpm/300gal
This apparatus is first-due on all fire calls from Station 2
 
Truck 1 os
Ladder Truck 1 - 2005 Pierce Dash 100ft Aerial - 2000gpm/300gal
 
E1 ds
Reserve Engine 1 - 1986 Pierce Arrow-1500gpm/750gal
This apparatus was replaced in April 2009 after nearly 23 years of frontline service.
 
E3 ds
Engine 3 - 2008 Pierce Arrow XT Pumper -1500gpm/750gal/30gal Class AB foam
This apparatus replaced Engine 1 in April 2009 and is the first-due Engine Company from Station 2.
 
R2 ds
Rescue 2 - 1998 International 4900/KME walk-around Medium Rescue
R-2 is first-out on all car accidents and EMS assist calls from Station 2. It carries Amkus Extrication Equipment, various
hand tools, an AED and medical supplies.
 
R2 os
Rescue 2 - 1998 International 4900/KME walk-around Medium Rescue
 
BR106 ds
Brush 106 - 1990 GMC 2500 - 250gpm/125gal
 
U107
Utility 107 - 1998 Chevy Silverado
 
Special Thanks to FF Jeremy Williams, FF Nate Iden, LT. Aaron Bolinger, LT. Brooke Murphy, FF Ken Shepherd,
FF Brandon Schmitt, Captain Kerry Stogsdill & FF Boyd Brubaker for their help in arranging the apparatus for pictures and giving department background and history.

Warsaw Fire Department Website