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Anderson
Fire Department The city of Anderson is located 38 miles NE of Indianapolis along I-69 and IN-28 in southwestern Madison County. Anderson's 7 stations provide Fire, Tactical Rescue, Hazmat and ALS protection to more than 60,000 residents. |
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2 - Westside - 2300 W. 22nd Street Built in 1969, this firehouse is home to Engine 2 and Medic 3. |
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2 - 2000 Pierce Dash Pumper (#11472-02) - 1500gpm/750gal When Engine 3 was disbanded in early 2005, this apparatus was reassigned to station 2. The 2's district runs west of Madison Ave. from Community Hospital all the way to The Flagship near I-69. It is a mix of residential, commercial and industrial. Engine 2 has a twin at Engine 6. |
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| Engine 2 - 2000 Pierce Dash Pumper (#11472-02) - 1500gpm/750gal | |||
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| Medic 3 - 2007 Chevy 5500/Braun ALS Ambulance Medic 3 currently shares quarters with Engine 2 on the city's Westside. |
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| Medic 3 - 2007 Chevy 5500/Braun ALS Ambulance | |||
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| Station 3 - 2103 Columbus Avenue - Eastside Completed in 1978, Station 3 protects the east side of the city and is located at the southeast corner of 21st Street and Columbus Avenue. Shown here with former Rescue 1, Station 3 is now home to Anderson 's Heavy Rescue and a crew of 2-4 |
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| Rescue 1 - 2005 Spartan/Lifestar - Walk-around Heavy Rescue AFD's Heavy Rescue serves it's own district for BLS calls much like a typical engine company. However, it also responds city-wide for Tactical Rescues, Extrications, major medical calls and all structure fires. |
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| Rescue 1 - 2005 Spartan/Lifestar - Walk-around Heavy Rescue This apparatus was Lifestar's very first Heavy Rescue apparatus and is well-liked by department members. |
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| Rescue 1 - 2005 Spartan/Lifestar - Walk-around Heavy Rescue R-1 is pictured here at Station 3 with it's full graphics package in May of 2006. |
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| Former Rescue 1 - 1995 GMC TopKick/American Fire & Rescue
- Partial walk-in Heavy Rescue Rescue 1 was moved to reserve status after it was replaced by the 2005 Spartan-walk-around Heavy Rescue above in February 2006. |
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| Former Engine 3 - 2000 Pierce Dash Mid-mount Pumper 1500gpm Engine Company 3 was disbanded in late 2004 and this appparatus was renumbered Engine 2 (as seen above). |
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| Special thanks to FF Jason Boerner for his assistance in arranging many of these apparatus for these pictures! | |||
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