Wildcat Township
Volunteer Fire Department

The town of Windfall is located 42 miles north of Indianapolis, just east of US-31 in northern Tipton County. This all-volunteer department responds from a single station. WTVFD provides Fire, Rescue and BLS protection to the Town of Windfall and portions of the surrounding rural township.

Engine 61 - 2005 International/E-One Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal
Engine 61 is first out for fire and rescue calls in Windfall.

Engine 62 - 1985 Ford F-800/FMC Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
With it's large rural response area, Engine 62 was built with pump & roll capability for additional brush fire suppression.

Former Tanker 63 - 1974 International Loadstar/FD - 200gpm/2000gal
This rig was retired in 2007 with the arrival of the new Kenworth tanker above.

Brush 68 - 1955 GMC M-125/1970's FD Custom - 100gpm/1500gal
This cool looking older truck served several departments around Indiana. As with many former military vehicles, this was reassigned to the Department of Natural Resources at the end of it's military career. Technically DNR vehicles are owned by the state and are required to respond to large scale brush/forest fires when they occur. However, the rigs are often kept and maintained by individual fire departments as part of their working apparatus fleet. Thus was the case with this truck as it served the following departments as a brush/tanker truck: It began at the Town of Odin from 1971-1978, then moved to nearby Edwardsport from 1978-1986, then on to Plainville from 1986-2000. It is now used as the second-due rig for grass and field fires at Wildcat Township.

Grass 69 - 1996 Ford F-350/1998 Custom - 200gpm/300gal