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Ohio
Township Ohio Township is located immediately east of Evansville in western Warrick County. The Ohio Township VFD responds from two stations, Epworth and Paradise. Their quickly growing area includes commercial, suburban and rural areas within Ohio Township. |
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| Ohio Township Fire Department Epworth Station - 4333 Epworth Road - Newburgh Station 62 is located immediately east of I-265 and the Deaconness Women's Hospital Campus on the border of Warrick and Vanderburgh Counties. The Eppworth Station is home to Engine 63 (not pictured), Rescue 64, and Squad 68. |
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| Engine 62 - 2005 E-One Typhoon Pumper - 1500gpm/1032gal Engine 62 and Rescue 64 were built as fraternal twins for the department. While they look very similar, E-62 is setup for fire runs with drafting capabilities, extra hose and firefighting tools. Rescue 64 is setup as both a second-in pumper and the primary rescue apparatus for extrications and other rescue calls. |
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| Rescue 64 - 2005 E-One Typhoon Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm/1032gal R-64 includes several rescue-oriented features including front brow scene lighting and bumper-mounted reels and rescue tools. Located adjacent to I-164 and the busy IN-62 highway, accidents with extrications occur with some frequency. |
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| Rescue 64 - 2005 E-One Typhoon Rescue Pumper - 1500gpm/1032gal | ||
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| Medic 68 - 2002 Chevrolet 2500/1987 Omaha - Medical First Response Vehicle | ||
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| Squad 64 - 1992 Chevolet/Omaha This rig previously ran as the medical first-response vehicle from the Paradise station. It has now been converted to utility use to pull various department rescue trailers and transport additional personnel to incidents. |
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| Brush 66 - Polaris 6x6 utility - HP/300gal Ohio Township is lucky to have a vehicle like this one to assist with field fires and off-road patient access. Brush 66's equipment includes a winch and a 300 gallon water tank and pump mounted in the bed. It also has a 25 foot hose and a bumper mounted sprinkler system that can be controled from the drivers seat |
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| Command 61 - 2000 Ford Expedition Command Vehicle - Department Chief | ||
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