Retired

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 (Retired)

This ambulance was replaced on 8-29-2012.

Ambulance - B-78 (Retired)

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)

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.

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