Indianapolis Fire Department Station 42

"We Bring Our Own Water"

Engine - Tanker - Ambulance - Antique Engine

Indianapolis Fire Department - Station 42 - 1302 South Franklin Road

Engine 42 - 2002 Pierce Dash Rescue Pumper - 2000gpm/500gal

Tanker 42 - 1999 Freightliner FL-80/US Tanker - 500gpm/2000gal
Tanker 42 is the only Tanker in the current IFD fleet. With several non-hydranted areas in the 42's district, it's services will
continue to be needed at this eastside station.

Ambulance 42 - 2003 Ford E-450/McCoy Miller (old graphics)
Each of Battalion 4's ALS Ambulances are staffed by civilian personnel that are members of the Local 416 union.

Warren Township Fire Company 4 - 1948 International KB-8/Oren - 500gpm/500gal
This incredibly restored engine served Muir, PA in the southern Poconos from 1948-1994 as a frontline engine.
It was purchased by an Indianapolis resident in 1999 with the intention of chopping off the back and making it into
a flatbed car carrier! Luckily, local volunteers helped Warren Township purchase the unit. Over the course of three years,
Engineer Michael Fontaine of Station 42 and Engineer Gary Powell of Station 43 spent over 2,000 man hours
restoring this engine to its amazing current condition.

Warren Township Fire Company 4 - 1948 International KB-8/Oren - 500gpm/500gal
While no longer in frontline service, Fire Company 4's engines and pumps are in full working condition. Accessories include the
original ladders, nozzles and hand-lanterns amongst the many painstaking details of this restoration.

Indianapolis Fire Department

Former Warren Township Station 442

Indianapolis Metropolitan Professional Firefighters Local 416