Chief 1400
Unit 1400 is a 2021 Durango Pursuit and carries a variety of equipment to assist the Fire Chief in incident management and fire investigation.
Rescue 1450
Located at Station 1, rescue 1450 is a 2009 Ford F-150 that is used for EMS response. It is equipped with basic/advanced life support medical equipment and basic tools.
Rescue Engine 1412
Located at Station 1, rescue engine 1412 is a 2009 Spartan/Toyne featuring a 1500 GPM Hale pump, 820 gallon water tank, 50 gallons of class A foam and 1500 feet of 5" hose. This unit is also equipped with a thermal imaging camera, positive pressure fan, basic/advanced life support medical equipment. 1412 is also equipped for vehicle accidents and carries a variety of extrication and stabilization equipment. Engine 1412 is recognized by the Madison County Hazmat Team as a "hazmat engine" equipped for first-in response to hazardous materials incidents.
Tender 1460
Located at Station 1, tender 1460 is a 2005 Midwest Fire Custom Tanker featuring a 250 GPM Darley pump, 2500 gallon water tank, and a 3000 gallon dump tank. This tanker responds to areas of the district that do not have hydrants and has responded to several mutual aid requests by neighboring fire departments.
Rescue 1452
Located at Station 2, rescue 1452 is a 2020 Ram 2500 that is used for EMS response. It is equipped with basic/advanced life support medical equipment, and a variety of other equipment for special situations.
Rescue Engine 1422
Located at Station 2, unit 1422 is a 2020 KME Custom Rescue Pumper featuring a 1500 GPM Hale pump, 940 gallon water tank, 1000 feet of 5" hose. For motor vehicle accidents, 1422 carries a full compliment of Hurst battery operated extrication tools, lifting bags, and stabilization struts. It is also equipped with basic/advanced life support medical equipment.
Brush 1472
Located at Station 2, brush 1472 is a 2012 Dodge Ram 4500 with a Hale HPX200 pump, 300 gallon water tank, and a variety of tools and equipment for use on brush fires.
Air and Technical Rescue Trailer
The district also has a portable air cascade system to replenish breathing air bottles at large incidents. The trailer was obtained through a federal grant and is available for response throughout the St. Louis Metropolitan Area. It was also equipped with an impressive cache of rope and confined space rescue equipment.