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A&A Townships The Town of Eminence is located 25 miles WSW of Indianapolis along IN-39 in northwest Morgan County. Organized in 1963, the 25 members of this all-volunteer department respond to 210 runs each year. AATVFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS non-transport protection to 60 square miles including all of Adams and Ashland Townships. |
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A&A Township Fire Station - Eminence |
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| Engine 111 - 1995 Ford F-750/E-One Pumper (#15056) - 1250gpm/1000gal This former E-One demonstrator was purchased by A&A in 1996. |
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| Squad 112 - 2002 Ford F-550/Anchor Richey Light Rescue - 300/300/25F Equipped with medical equipment and Phoenix Rescue Tools, this apparatus runs first-due for all incidents. |
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| Engine 113 - 1969 Ford F-850/Howe Pumper (#12885) - 400gpm/300gpm - In the late 1990's a high-pressure pump and a 1700 gallon tank were added to this rig. |
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| Tanker 114 - 1977 Ford L/FD/? - 500gpm/4000gal This large truck was purchased from Sugar Creek Twp in Hancock County in 1998. |
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| Engine 116 - 1978 Dodge Power Wagon/FMC - HP/300gal This rig previously served as the department's rescue unit, but now runs primarily as a brush truck. |
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| Brush 118 - 1977 Dodge W300/1991 FD - 200gpm/300gal | ||
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| Ambulance 111 - 1998 Ford E-350/1999 Marque This rig previously served nearby Decatur Township in Indianapolis. It was purchased in 2006 and will be outfitted for BLS transport starting in 2009. |
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| Former Tanker 114 - 1958 GMC/? 5000 gallon This former Department of Natural Resources Tanker permanently rests in this location. The department had a need to keep a large water reservoir warm during the cold months. Their former tanker provided the easiest solution and is serves as a nurse tanker when other trucks need to be refilled. |
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| Special thanks to FF Cameron Collins for his
assistance in arranging the apparatus for these pictures. Thanks also to Chief Randy Pruitt for providing department background and history. |
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