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Orange County Rural
Fire Department - District 1

The Town of French Lick is located 65 miles south of Indianapolis along IN-56 in western Orange County. Established in 1961, this combination department includes 20 members who respond to 200 runs each year from 2 stations. OCRFD #1 provides Fire, Rescue and Medical First-Responder protection to 165 square miles incuding all of unincorporated French Lick Township, all of Northwest and Jackson Townships, and portions of Greenfield, Paoli and Orangeville Township.
E2210
Engine 2210 - 2005 GMC C5500/Ferrara Pumper/Tanker- 1250gpm/1500gal
E2210 is the first-due apparatus for fires and accident calls from Orange County Rural Distict 1 Fire Station 1 located at
S. Pearl Street & 3rd Street in French Lick.
 
E22-1
Engine 22-1 - 1980 Ford C/E-One Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
This apparatus was purchased from Redfield, NY in 1998 and served as the department's frontline engine company until 2005.
 
TK 22
Tanker 22 - 1990 Ford AeroMaxx/1967 Heil - 400gpm/5000gal
 
Tk22-7
Tanker 22-7 - 1984 Ford F-700/2002 FD Custom - 150gpm/1000gal
 
BR22
Brush 22 - 1985 Chevy K30/2006 M&S/Gerrys Automotive - 200gpm/350gal
 
Br 2202
Brush 22-2 - 1986 Chevy K30 4x4 - 150gpm/200gal
 
Squad 22
Squad 22 - 1989 Mercury Mountaineer Medic Quick-Response Vehicle
Squad 22 and Tanker 22-3 respond from Station 2 on CR 590S near Greenbrier, IN. This firehouse is actually a department
member's garage that he has let them use to store the trucks until the time when a second firehouse is built.
 
TK-22-3
Tanker 22-3 - 1988 International/2004 ?? - 200gpm/1800gal/10gal Foam
This apparatus was custom built by a company out of Louisville, KY but no details were available.
 
Special thanks to Chief Don Drake for his assistance in arranging the apparatus for these pictures and for
providing department background and history.