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Perry
Township Fire Department Perry Township's four stations
protect a 45 square mile area of southern Marion county. Perry Township's
protects approximately 92,000 residents. ALS ambulance service is contracted
out to Engine - Aerial - Medic - Reserve Engine |
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| Aerial 663 - 2005 Pierce Dash 95ft mid-mount Tower Ladder - 2000gpm/300gal tank | ||
| This beautiful truck was put into service in the late summer of 2006. It replaced the ALF Eagle Aerial below. | ||
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| Aerial 663 - 2005 Pierce Dash 95ft mid-mount Tower Ladder - 2000gpm/300gal tank | ||
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| Engine 663 - 2005 E-One Typhoon - 1500gpm/1000gal With more than 2,000 runs each year, Engine 663 usually ranks as one of the busiest Engine Companies in all of Marion County. |
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| Engine 663 - 2005 E-One Typhoon Pumper - 1500gpm/1000gal Engine 663 was the first of two apparatus purchased for Station 663 in early 2006. |
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| Ambulance 663 - 2003 Ford E-350/Braun Several of the department on the southside of Indianapolis (including Johnson County) utilize Rural/Metro as their ALS/BLS Transport service. Perry Township has two rigs housed and stationed at 663 and 664 for dedicated response within their district. |
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| Former Aerial 663 - 2002 American LaFrance Eagle/LTI 75' Rear-mount
ladder This apparatus was renumbered and reassigned as Aerial 664 in late 2006 and then reassigned again as Aerial 661 in 2008. |
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| Reserve Engine 668 - 1998 Pierce Saber Custom
- 1250gpm/500gal This rig formerly served as Engine 663 was reassigned to reserve status when the new E-One arrived. |
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Indianapolis Metropolitan Professional Firefighters Local 416 |
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