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Tippecanoe Township
Volunteer Fire Department

The town of Battle Ground is located along I-65 and IN-43 in northeastern Tippecanoe County. Established in 1971, TTVFD responds to more than 450 runs each year from their single station. WTFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to 6,600 residents including Tippecanoe Township, the Town of Battle Ground and portions of I-65. In 2009, TTVFD became part of the Northeast Tippecanoe Fire Territory Sheffield, Perry and Washington Townships.

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Station
Tippecanoe Township Fire Station - 112 North Street (IN-235) - Battle Ground
Built in 1970, this firehouse is home to seven frontline apparatus and the department's administration offices.
 
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Ladder 706 - 2006 Smeal Attain 75ft Quint (#111) - 2000gpm/400gal
L-706 is first-due for structure fires in hydranted areas of TTVFD's protection area.
 
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Ladder 706 - 2006 Smeal Attain 75ft Quint (#111) - 2000gpm/400gal
 
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Engine 707 - 2002 Kenworth T300/Pierce Pumper (#13318) - 1250gpm/1250gal
 
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Engine 707 - 2002 Kenworth T300/Pierce Pumper (#13318) - 1250gpm/1250gal
 
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Engine 701 - 1993 Pierce Saber Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
 
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Engine 701 - 1993 Pierce Saber Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
E-701 is the first-due pumper in the rural, non-hydranted areas of the Township.
 
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Tanker 704 - 1985 GMC Brigadier/3-D - 500gpm/2500gal
 
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Tanker 704 - 1985 GMC Brigadier/3-D - 500gpm/2500gal
 
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Squad 710 - 1999 Chevy Suburban - Medical First Response Vehicle
 
Attack 703 - 2004 Ford F-350/Weis - 100gpm/500gal
 
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Attack 703 - 2004 Ford F-350/Weis - 100gpm/500gal
 
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Rescue 705 - 2005 GMC 8500/Ferrara Medium Rescue
R-705 responds to all rescue and accident calls. It is equipped with extrication equipment and was featured at FDIC 2005.
 
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Rescue 705 - 2005 GMC 8500/Ferrara Medium Rescue
R-705 responds to all rescue and accident calls. It is equipped with extrication equipment and was featured at FDIC 2005.
 
Special Thanks to Captain Ward Taylor and FF Mike Cota for their help in arranging the apparatus for these pictures
and for providing Tippecanoe Township VFD background and history.