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Gary
Fire Department Located 29 miles southeast of Chicago along Lake
Michigan, Gary is the largest fire department in northwest Indiana. Gary's
14 Stations protect approximately 103,000 residents over nearly |
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| Gary Fire Department - Station 4 - "The Madhouse on Madison" - 1620 Adams Street Serving the midtown area, Station 4 is home the Engine, Truck, Medic and Battalion 4. |
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| Engine 4 - 2001 Ferrara Custom Pumper 1500gpm/500gal | ||
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| Truck 4 - 1997 Spartan/Ferrara 75' Rear-mount ladder Truck 4 has a near twin with a raised Spartan Cab at Truck 13 |
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| Truck 4 serves as the primary ladder truck on the city's southside. | ||
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| Medic 404 - 2006 Chevy 4500/Excellance This rig was the first at Gary to go with the larger commercial cab and chassis. Unfortunately, while in for routine maintenance, this apparatus was destroyed when a fire consumed the Gary Fire Department Maintenace facilities in December 2006 |
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| Previous versions of Medic Units 404 and 401 at Methodist Northlake Hospital's ER | ||
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| Gary Fire Department -Station 5 - 4101 Washington Street Serving the South Glen Park area, Station 5 is the southern most station at Gary and is home to Engine 5 and Medic 405. |
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| Engine 5 - 1990 Pierce Arrow Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal | ||
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| Medic 405 - Ford F-350/Excellance | ||
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| Gary Fire Department - Station 6 - 5th Avenue After Engine 6 was disbanded, this station house served as the department's training academy. However, it reopened in 2006 as a Medic-only house. |
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