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Wayne Township Fire Department Station 83 Hazardous Materials Station Engine - Tactical Support Unit - Medic |
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| Wayne Township Fire
Department - Station 83 - 7301 West Morris Street Station 83 serves as the secondary Hazardous Materials station with decontamination responsibilities. It is pictured here in 2006 with former Medic 883 and Rescue Engine 883. |
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| Engine 83 - 1996 HME 1871/1997 Luverne
Custom Pumper (#10826) - 1500gpm/750gal This apparatus originally served as Engine 882. It was refurbished in April 2006 and was reassigned as Engine 83. |
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| Engine 83 - 1996 HME 1871/1997 Luverne
Custom Pumper (#10826) - 1500gpm/750gal This apparatus originally served as Engine 882. It was refurbished in April 2006 and was reassigned as Engine 83. |
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| Engine 83 - 1996 HME 1871/1997 Luverne Custom Pumper (#10826) - 1500gpm/750gal | ||
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| Tactical Support Unit
83 - 1994 E-One Cyclone walk-around Medium Rescue (#13380) TSU 83 responds throughout the township to working fires and larger incident to provide Lighting, Air & Rehab support. |
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| Tactical Support Unit
83 - 1994 E-One Cyclone walk-around Medium Rescue (#13380) This apparatus was originally designed with a 15kw generator to provide backup power to the former Wayne Twp VFD dispatch center in the event of a catastrophic power failure. |
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Medic 83 - 2009 Chevy 4500/Lifeline ALS Ambulance |
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| Medic 83 - 2009 Chevy 4500/Lifeline ALS Ambulance | ||
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| Reserve Engine 88-R (former 883) - 1996
Spartan Gladiator/Luverne - 1500gpm/750gal Engine 883 was originally purchased as Rescue Engine 11 with the former Wayne Township VFD. |
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| Reserve Engine 88-R (former 883) - 1996
Spartan Gladiator/Luverne - 1500gpm/750gal Engine 883 is frequently reassigned from BLS/ALS status whenever one of the paramedics serves a shift on this truck. |
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| Former Medic 83 - 2003 Ford E-450/MedTec | ||
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| Former Aerial 883
- 2002 American LaFrance Eagle/LTI - 100' Rear-mount ladder Aerial 883 is shown here outside the maintenance facility/training academy. With three other aerials in the Township, it was determined to be unnecessary. It served the department for only two years before being sold to Peru, Indiana in 2004. |
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