Apparatus

78 Command

2021 Chevy Tahoe

Utility 78-10

2013 Chevrolet Suburban

Ambulance B-78

2020 Ford F550 Ambulance

Kenworth W900 - Tanker 78-5

2020 Kenworth W900 Day Cab, 1250 GPM Waterous Pump, 8,000 gallons of water.

Traffic Control 78

1992 Chevrolet 3500 4WD Extended Cab

Quint 78

2014 Rosenbauer Commander 4000 109' Aerial Quint 78, 500 gallons of water, 30 gallons of Class A Foam, Holmatro Rescue Equipment, Green Star Generator.

Cheverolet Suburban - 78-Command (Retired)

Ambulance 78 (Retired)

Ambulance was placed in service on March 16, 1982.

Chevy - 78-10 (Retired)

Engine - 78-9 (Retired)

Light Unit - 78-11 (Retired)

Ambulance - A-78 (Retired)

GMC Engine - 78-3 (Retired)

REO Speed Wagon Second Fire Truck owned by the Greenwood Vol. Fire Company - 78-2 (Retired)

Ambulance - A-78 (Retired)

Greenwood's First Ambulance

Brush Truck - 78-0 (Retired)

Engine - 78-2 (Retired)

Engine - 78-7 (Retired)

Rescue 78 - 78-6 (Retired)

Ambulance - A-78

Ambulance - A-78 (Retired)

This ambulance was replaced on 8-29-2012.

Ambulance - B-78 (Retired)

Brush 78-0

Custom Built 2012 Dodge 5500 4X4 Diesel. 250 GPM Diesel Pump able to draft from at least a 12' elevation, with 10 gallon Foam Tank, 350 gallon Water Tank, 36' of 2 1/2 Hard Sleeve to draft from a tax ditch, 15,000 lbs. Winch, 2 - 1 3/4 150' long, 2 - 150' Booster Lines, 500' of 3" Hose, 500' of Forestry Hose, Portable Holmatro Mini Combination Tool, two 6 foot Light Towers and various hand tools.

Chevrolet K3500 4x4 - 78-00 (Retired)

5-Man Cab, 250 GPM Hale Pump, 250 gallon tank, Booster Reel, and an assortment of hand tools. This truck has been repurposed into the Traffic Control Unit (TC78)

Tanker FWD - 78-5 (Retired)

Chevrolet Suburban Command Vehicle - 78-15 (Retired)

Ford F-350 XLT - 78-8

This unit pulls the Gator 78.

Kenworth - 78-3 (Retired)

2001 Kenworth, 5-Man Cab, 1250 GPM, Hale Pump, 800 gallon tank, 400 GPM Pony Pump operating a remote controlled Front-Mounted Deluge Gun. There is also assortment of hand tools and Halmatro Rescue Equipment.

Pierce Lance - 78-6 (Retired)

Heavy Rescue, 8-Man Cab, Will-Burt Light Tower, an assortment of Halmatro Rescue Equipment, Cribbing for Vehicle Stabilization, Air Bags, and numerous other tools.

Pierce Velocity - 78-4

2008 Pierce Velocity TAK-4 Independent Suspension, 8 Firefighters, Husky 12 Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS), 1500 GPM Waterous Pump, 960 gallons of water, 40 gallons of Class A Foam, 20KW Harrison Hydraulic Generator, Holmatro Rescue Tools.

Tanker 78-5 (Retired)

1985 Freightliner Day Cab, 1250 GPM Waterous Pump, 8,000 gallons of water.

Model-T Ford - First fire truck owned by the Greenwood Vol. Fire Company - 78-1 Antique

Pierce Lance - 78-2

1994 7-Man Cab, 1500 GPM Waterous Pump, 1000 gallon tank, Holmatro Rescue Equipment, and various hand tools.