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Elwood Fire Department Elwood is located 40 miles northeast of Indianapolis along IN-37 in northwestern Madison County. Elwood is a combination department that responds from a central fire station in downtown Elwood. Elwood provides, BLS, Fire and Rescue protection to 9,700+ residents within the Town of Elwood. |
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| Engine 7-1 - 2004 Spartan/Ferrara
Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal Engine 7-1 serves as the primary reponse engine for all EMS calls and working fires in Elwood. |
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| Engine 7-2 - 1996 Spartan/Ferrara
Pumper - 1500gpm/750gal Engine 7-2 became the second response engine when it was replaced with a larger Spartan Engine in late 2004. |
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| Former Engine 72
- 1986 Ford/E-One Quad - Dual Stage 500/1000gpm/500gal One of the few remaining "Quads" in the state, Engine 72 served as a multi-purpose Engine/Ladder truck with ground ladders from 8'-35'. This rig also responds to brush fires due to it's easy-access 1-1/2 inch lines and running boards. |
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| Ambulance 73 - 2000
Ford Type III/McCoy Miller Ambulance is the primary BLS reponse and transport unit for Elwood |
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| Ambulance 75 - 1995
International/Med-Tec Ambulance 75 serves as the second ambulance and heavy rescue for extrication calls. |
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| Snorkel 76 - 1974
Ford/1960 Pitman - 65' Articulating boom This was the first Snorkel purchased in the state of Indiana. While still active, it is used only a few times each year at major structure fires. |
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| Battalion Chief 7-7 - 1995 Chevy Suburban Command Vehicle | ||
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