McCutchanville Fire Department
Station 5

McCutchanville is located just northeast of Evansville is north central Vanderburgh County. MFD is a combination department with two full-time personnel at each station during the weekdays. Established in 1947, this combination department now includes 60 personnel who respond from 2 stations. MFD provides Fire, Rescue and Medical First-Response protection to 10,000 residents and nearly 50 square miles in McCutchanville and Center Township.

McCutchanville Fire Departmen Station 5 - Old Petersburg Road and Whetstone Road
Station 5 serves as McCutchanville Headquarts. It is home to Engine, Rescue, Tanker, Quint and Brush 5 and Command 1.

Engine 5 - 2005 Ferrara Inferno Custom Pumper - 2000gpm/1000gal

Engine 5 - 2005 Ferrara Inferno Custom Pumper - 2000gpm/1000gal

Rescue 5 - 2000 Spartan/EVI walk-around Medium Rescue

Rescue 5 - 2000 Spartan/EVI walk-around Medium Rescue

Quint 5 - 1997 Simon-Duplex/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/500gal
This unique rig has one of Simon's shorter cab lengths so that it could fit into it's station.

Quint 5 - 1997 Simon-Duplex/LTI 102' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/500gal

Tanker 5 - 1979 Ford LN-9000/1980 Pierce/2000RPI - 1000gpm/2800gal
Tanker 5 is the last rig that was still in-service at the previous station. The low station height of the old building required the
unique mounting of the light bars on the front of this rig.

Tanker 5 - 1979 Ford LN-9000/1980 Pierce/2000RPI - 1000gpm/2800gal

Brush 5 - 2005 Ford F-350/Alum-Line/UPF 4x4 Grass Rig - 250gpm/200gal

Command 1 - 1999 Jeep Cherokee

The hand-painted sign above came from the original 2-bay MVFD station just across the street. It is now hung
inside Station 5 as a reminder of the department's proud history.