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Speedway
Fire Department Known as the "Racing Capital of the World," Speedway, Indiana is home to the Indy 500, Brickyard 400 and US Grand Prix. Speedway started as a volunteer department in 1903 and went full-time in 1971. Speedway responds from two stations to protect this town of 13,000 residents and 9 square miles that is completely surrounded by the City of Indianapolis. Engine - Tactical Rescue |
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| Speedway Fire Station 202 - 5639 W 25th Street Station 202 is located beside Speedway High School behind the library and protects the north side of town. This firehouse is currently home to Engine 202 (Quint), Tactical Rescue 202 and Wishard Medic 201. |
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Engine/Ladder 202 - 2004 E-One
Cyclone II Quint - 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/500gal |
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| Engine 202 - 2004 E-One
Cyclone II Quint - 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/500gal In 2008, this apparatus was reassigned as Engine 202 and began running as the primary apparatus for all calls from Station 202. |
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| Engine 202 - 2004 E-One Cyclone II Quint - 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/500gal | ||
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| Tactical 202 - 1992 Pierce
Dash - medium walk-in Rescue This apparatus was reassigned to Station 202 in 2008 and was renumbered. |
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| Engine 201/202- 2004 E-One
Cyclone II Quint - 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/500gal E-202 is shown here with it's former designation and racing flags in 2004. |
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| Engine 201/202 - 2004 E-One
Cyclone II Quint - 75' Rear-mount ladder - 1500gpm/500gal E-202 frequently responds with Wayne Township Station 85 and IFD Station 33 for fires on Indianapolis' west side. |
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| Former Station 202 Apparatus awaiting the next call | ||
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