Apparatus housed at the station includes

2003 E-One Engine on a International 4400 Chassis that carries 500 gallons of water as well as Basic Life Support supplies and auto extrication tools.  This is our primary engine and is used for residential and/or commercial fires, medical and rescue incidents and other various calls.

Our second engine is a 2000 Pierce Engine that carries 1000 gallons of water and Basic Life Support supplies.  This engine also responds to all residential, commercial and brush fires as a pumper to support the attack crew.

Our primary rescue response vehicle for medical emergencies and auto accidents is a 2008 Dodge Ram 3500 4X4 with a 150-gallon water tank.  This vehicle allows a crew of up to five to navigate through the small city streets easily and is more fuel-efficient and requires less maintenance.  It carries a variety of auto extrication tools and Basic Life Support supplies.  It also has the ability to mitigate small fires. This apparatus is currently under construction at Pride Enterprise’s in Daytona Beach, FL.

Our station also houses two brush fire apparatus.  One is a 1974 Dodge Power wagon 4X4 with a 250-gallon water tank and various forestry tools; and a 1986 military two and a half ton vehicle carrying a 500-gallon water tank with Class-A foam capabilities and various forestry tools.

The department also has a 2000 Jeep Cherokee 4x4, which is used as a support and command vehicle. The department is also proud to maintain a fuel trailer, which would be used during times of natural disasters or large-scale incidents inside or outside of the Davenport area.

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Utility 1 | Rescue 2 | Engine 3 | Engine 4 | Fuel Trailer 5 | Brush 6 | Brush 7