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Volunteer Fire Department The Town of Ingalls is located 27 miles east-northeast of Indianapolis along US-36 in the southwest corner of Madison County. Established in 1949, this all-volunteer department includes 23 members who respond from a single station. IFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to 2,000 residents within Ingalls and portions of Greene Township. |
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| Ingalls Fire Station 20 - 247 N. Meridian Street at E. Broadway (US-36/IN-67) Ingalls' Firehouse is located along the railroad tracks that lines US-36, this station is currently home to all 5 IFD apparatus. An expansion of three drive-through bays in the rear of the building is planned for 2009-2010. |
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| Engine 20 - 1989 E-One Hurricane Pumper (#7374) - 1500gpm/500gal | |||||
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| Engine 20 - 1989 E-One Hurricane Pumper (#7374) - 1500gpm/500gal | |||||
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| Ladder 21 - 1988 Pemfab Sovereign (#64778)/1989 E-One 55ft Teleboom - 1250gpm/300gal | |||||
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| Ladder 21 - 1988 Pemfab Sovereign (#64778)/1989 E-One 55ft Teleboom - 1250gpm/300gal This apparatus was purchased in 2001 from the Buzzard Hook & Ladder Company of Bellport on Long Island, NY. |
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| BLS Ambulance 25 - 1993 Ford E-350/Med-Tec This apparatus was purchasd from Waterloo, Nebraska in 2003. It is scheduled to be replaced in 2009 and will move to secondary response status. |
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| BLS Ambulance 25 - 1993 Ford E-350/Med-Tec | |||||
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| Tanker 28 - 1993 International/S&S - 750gpm/2000gal | |||||
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| Tanker 28 - 1993 International/S&S - 750gpm/2000gal | |||||
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| Battalion 20 - 1996 Chevy Tahoe - Chief/Asst. Chief Vehicle | |||||
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| Battalion 20 - 1996 Chevy Tahoe - Chief/Asst. Chief Vehicle | |||||
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| Former Engine 22 - 1971 Seagrave PB Pumper - 1000gpm/500gal This apparatus was retired in 2007 after several years of faithful service. It was originally purchased by Ingalls from Delran, New Jersey Company #2 in 1988. |
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| Special Thanks to Assistant Chief Josh Caudill and FF Craig Scott for their help in arranging the apparatus for these pictures and for providing department background and history! |
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