Apparatus

This is our 2004 International Ferrara Fire Commerical Pumper. It is our first truck out on all fire calls considering our brush truck is absent from our departmant at this time. This truck has all the top of the line equipment needed for fire protection including: 1500 feet of 2 1/2 inch supply line, one 2 1/2 inch attack line, two 1 1/2 inch attack lines, hose reel, turnout gear, attic ladder, 14 ft ladder, extention ladder, gas powered exhaust fan, 4 new SCBAs and 4 spare bottles, multiple suction hoses and much more. First truck out on house fires and brush fires. Third truck out on motor vehicle accidents. It is one of our most vital tools of the department.

This is our ambulance. It is an Advanced Life Support unit operated by the volunteer EMTs and Paramedics of the Crossville Fire & Rescue. It is equipt with everything needed to save lives. It is one of the only two ALS ambulances in the county with the remaining being Basic Life Support or BLS. All of this makes this rescue squad a vital part of the community.

This is our service van, our old ambulance that we converted. This truck is equipt with 5 spare SCBAs, 2 air bags, 1 hydralic unit, jaws of life, 1 genorator, 1 high beam halogen light, multiple assortments of cribbing, 2 electronic exhaust fans, 6 spare air bottles, ropes, chainsaw, extention cords and more. This is our third truck our on house fires, second on motor vehicle accidents, and if needed on brush fires. This truck with high beam strobes is easily seen and is often used for traffic control. This is the first truck out on cleanup after storms.

This is the Crossville Tanker #1. It carries not only 1500 gallons of water in its main tank, but it also carries our 3000 gallon dump tank. It is usually the second vehicle out on house fires. It also includes: two 2 1/2inch lines, two wheel blocks, two gated wyes, hydrant tools and more.

This is Crossville Tanker 2. It is a 1976 Dodge with a 1500 gallon tank. It is usually the 4th truck out on house fires and second tanker out. Equipment includes: two 2 1/2inch hoses, 2 wheel blocks, 2 gated wyes, hydrant tools and more.

This is our Crash Truck, however its primary use is not motor vehicle accidents. It is a 4-wheel drive chevy blazer that we use for extracting hunters from pig trails who have fallen from a tree stand. When needed however, the wench is used in stabilizing vehicles in MVAs.