Brush 650
1998 Chevrolet 4x4. This serves as a first out/or brush unit. The chassis was purchased locally and the bed was installed. The pump and tank unit was taken from the previous brush truck and installed in the new one. This local work and purchase saved the taxpayers a large sum of money.

Engine 652
1996 Emergency One Ford American Eagle. It is also equipped with a 1250 GPM pump and a 1000 gallon tank. It is used primarily in rural areas. It was built in Ocala, Fla.

Tanker 653
1975 SEMO Ford tanker. It is equipped with a 500 GPM pump and a 1600 gallon tank. This truck serves as a water tender. It hauls water to the fire scene and can either fill a portable folding tank that is carried on the side of the truck or nurse the trucks fighting the fire with fill lines. It can also serve as a stand alone pumper if the need arises. It carries most of our rolling foam supply which is used in hydrocarbon fires. It is a reconditioned truck that was purchased from SEMO Mfg. in Missouri.