Our Current Apparatus Includes:
Engine 1 1999 MACK MARION
| Specs: Class A Pumper | |
2007 Mack Granite / Pierce There are no hydrants in West Redding's coverage area and as a result Tanker 2 is a very important part of our fleet. The tanker shuttles water from a water source such as a river or cistern to the fire. This piece responds to all structure fires in town. | Specs: Seats 3 3000 gallons of water 427 Mack Motor 1500 ft, 5-in supply line | |
2008 Ford E-450 / Lifeline Ambulance W50 is our ambulance for all medical and traumatic calls. | Specs: | |
2011 Polaris Diesel Ranger 4x4 | ||
Engine 3 1992 MACK Marion | Specs: Class A Pumper Seats 2 1250 GPM Pump | |
Rescue 5 Ford F-Super Duty XLT
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Brush 4 1999 Ford F 450 4x4
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“Apparatus” is the term used by firefighters to describe vehicles and equipment that have been customized for use during firefighting operations.
Fire engine red is the most common color for firefighting apparatus. That said, it is not a requirement; Some communities within cities will often use different colors to distinguish their apparatus.
Lime-yellow is also a popular color, as it has been proven to be a significantly safer color for emergency vehicles because of its increased visibility.
The West Redding Volunteer Fire Department is committed to safety and all apparatus used meets the standards and requirements set by the National Fire Protection Association.
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