Fire Apparatus

Station 221

Station 222

Chief Officer Vehicles

Retired Rigs

Station 221

Rescue Engine 221

2020 E-One Custom Built
Seats: 6
Engine: 450 HP Cummins L9
Pump: 1500 gpm
Water: 750 gallons
Foam: 30 gallons Class A
BLS/ALS Non-Transport EMS
Battery Powered and Hydraulic Extrication Equipment
Full Complement of Struts and Cribbing
10,500 lb Winch with Mounts on All Sides of Truck

Tower 221

1996 LTI
Seats: 6
Aerial: 100 feet
Generator: 12.5 kW
Cascade Air System

Support 221

2014 Ram 1500
Seats: 5
BLS Non-Transport EMS
Tow Package
Snow Plow Package

Support 21-9

2018 Ram 2500
Seats: 2
Maintenance Vehicle
8’ Snow Plow
Primary tow vehicle for:
- Mini-Brush 221
- Hazmat 221

Hazmat 221

Enclosed Trailer
Spill Management and Containment
Absorbent Materials
Shovels and Brooms
Transfer Pump and Empty Spare Drum
Decontamination Equipment

Station 222

Engine 222

2011 E-One
Seats: 6
Pump: 1500 gpm
Water: 750 gallons
Foam: 30 gallons Class A
BLS Non-Transport EMS
Hydraulic Extrication Equipment

Engine 223

2001 Freightliner/ American LaFrance
Seats: 3
Pump: 1000 gpm
Water: 1500 gallons
BLS Non-Transport EMS

Chief Officer Vehicles

Car 21-1

Fire Chief
2019 Ram 1500
Seats: 5
Tow Package
BLS Non-Transport EMS
SCBA and Firefighting Tools

Car 21-2

Deputy Chief
2019 Ram 1500
Seats: 5
Tow Package
BLS/ALS Non-Transport EMS
SCBA and Firefighting Tools

Car 21-3

Deputy Chief
2014 Ram 1500
Seats: 5
Tow Package
BLS Non-Transport EMS
SCBA and Firefighting Tools

Retired Rigs

Engine 221 (Copy)

1985 Kenworth/FMC Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal

Engine 221 is the first-due apparatus for most fire calls. It was refurbished at RPI in 2005 to enclose the cab and add extra storage compartments onto the back of this rig.

Quarters: Station 221

Service 221 (Copy)

1980 Mack MC/1990 Almont Heavy Rescue

This rig began it's fire service as East Chicago Rescue 1. It was purchased by ECIFD in 2007 and completely refurbished by the department. It now serves as an Incident Command Center with air and rehab support truck for larger incidents.

Quarters: Station 221

Ladder 221 (Copy)

1980 Duplex/Oshkosh/1981 Conestoga 85' Rear-mount platform - 2000gpm/300gal

Ladder 221 serves as the department's aerial device. It was purchased from the City of Rensselaer in 2004 and saw its first action at a large commercial fire just days after it arrived.

Quarters: Station 221

Engine 222 (Copy)

1996 HME/E-One Pumper - 1500gpm/1250gal

This apparatus was purchased from Muskegon, MI in the spring of 2008 and serves as the first-due apparatus for most incidents at Station 222. Upon it's arrival ECIFD, a large 1250 gallon tank was installed.

Quarters: Station 222

Brush Truck 222 (Copy)

1992 Dodge Ram/RPI 4x4 Grass Rig - 200gpm/200gal

Brush 222 is first-due for brush and grass fires within the township. It was repainted in 2009.

Quarters: Station 221

Older Photos of the Fleet

Engine 221 (retired)
Service 221 (retired)
Ladder 221 (retired)
Engine 222 (retired)
Brush 222 (prior to LED upgrade)

Support 21-9 (retired 2018)

Maintenance vehicle
Snow plow package
Sold to Southwest Fire Department in 2018

Ladder 222 (retired 2019)

1991 LTI Quint
1990 Crusader chassis with Young fire body
Seats: 5
Pump: 1250 gpm
Tank: 300 gallon
Aerial: 75 feet
Inverter: 5 kW

ENGINE 222 (retired 2020)

1997 FMC
Refurbished 2013
Seats: 4
Pump: 1500 gpm
Tank 1000 gallon
Traded in with purchase of Rescue Engine 221 and subsequently purchased by Redding Township Fire Department