WCEC Apparatus
Think of a fire department and you'll soon think of fire trucks. The WCEC owns and operates 10 emergency vehicles including two engines, a rescue truck, an aerial truck with the capacities of an engine, four ambulances and a utility vehicle. Vital statistics for WCEC apparatus are listed below.
To learn more about fire trucks and engines visit our apparatus FAQ page. To learn about the special firefighting tools our apparatus carry visit our tools of the trade page.
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Apparatus Designator: Truck 2-1 Year, make, model: 1995 AerialScope on Saulsbury Chassis Engine/Transmission: Detroit Diesel engine with automatic transmission Primary Function: Aerial support for structural firefighting Crew: Driver, Officer, and 4 Firefighters
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Apparatus Designator: Rescue 2-1 Year, make, model: 1997 Saulsbury/Spartan with 2008 storage modifications by KME Engine/Transmission: Detroit Diesel 60 Series, 430HP, 6 speed Allison automatic transmission Primary Function: Vehicle Rescue and Fireground Support Crew: Driver, Officer, 5 Firefighters
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Apparatus Designator: Engine 2-2 Year, make, model: 1986 Saulsbury Engine/Transmission: Detroit Diesel 6V92 350 HP, HT740 automatic transmission Primary Function: Vehicle Fires/Crash Support Crew: Driver, Officer, 4 Firefighters
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Apparatus Designator: Engine 2-3 Year, make, model: 1995 Saulsbury/Spartan Engine/Transmission: Detroit 60 Series 430HP, Allison 5speed automatic transmission Primary Function: First Due Attack Engine Crew: Driver, Officer, 4 Firefighters
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Apparatus Designator: Tanker 2-1 Year, make, model: 1991 Mack MR/4 Guys Engine/Transmission: Mack E7-300 Turbocharged w/ 5 speed Allison automatic transmission Primary Function: Water tender Crew: Driver and Officer only
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Appartaus Designator: Utility 2-1 Year, make, model: 2010 Ford Engine/Transmission: Primary Function: Carry additional manpower to incidents, wildfire support, fetching meals. |
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