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Aid 2-1

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  - Located at the Main Station
  - Type "1" Ambulance built in 2018 on a 2018 Dodge Ram 4500 4x4 with a Brawn Northwest Box. 
  - Built by Braun Northwest
  - BLS licensed Ambulance
  - Capacity for 3 backboarded patients + EMT's
  - Aid 2-1 is the first out due ambulance for the department.

Aid 2-2

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- Located at the Main Station
- Type "1" Ambulance Built in 2007 on a 2005 International 4300 Chassis by Braun Northwest.
- BLS Licensed Ambulance
- Capacity for 3 backboarded patients + EMT's
- New Stryker Electric over Hydraulic Gurney
- New Stryker "Stair Chair" with treads for sliding the chair down stairs instead of carrying

Aid 2-2 is the departments second due ambulance on all aid calls. The custom "Box" is the largest that Braun Northwest builds. The back of the ambulance is on an air-ride suspension that squats when the back doors are opened to provide easier access for loading and unloading patients. Aid 2-2 also responds to fires for rehab of firefighters to ensure their safety.

Brush 2-1

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- Located at the Main Station
- 2009 Type "6" Wildland Engine, Custom Built in house on Ford F-550 extended cab Chassis
- 400 Gallons of water
- 10 Gallons Class"A" Foam
- 120 GPM @150 PSI Hale Pump w/ 18 HP Briggs and Stratton Engine.
- FoamPro 1600 Foam injection system
- 12000 Lb Warn Winch
- Custom ProTech Boxes

Brush 2-1 was build in 2008, the second Wildland engine built in house by District 2 personnel. It responds to wildland/brush fires and other incidents as needed. It is the second truck built by District 2 to meet the increasing need for response to wildland incidents.

Brush 2-3

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- Located at the Evans Rd. Station / Main Station
- 2008 Type "6" Wildland Engine, Custom built in house on Ford F-550 extented cab Chassis.
- 400 Gallons of water
- 10 Gallons Class "A" Foam
- 120 GPM @ 150 PSI Hale Pump w/18 HP Briggs and Stratton Engine.
- FoamPro 1600 Foam injection system
- 12000 LB Warn Winch
- Custom ProTech Boxes

Brush 2-3 was built in 2007 to meet the needs of a Wildland engine to be used for State Mobilization to large fires on the East side of the state and beyond. This engine is stocked to be self sustaining for the first 72 hours of a Mobilization if needed as Wildland incident can evolve rapidly.

Engine 2-1

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- Located at the Main Station
-2019 Pierce Enforcer PUC RESCUE/PUMPER
-1000 gallons of water
-1500 GPM PUMP
-HUSKIE CAFS Foam System
​-Cab seats 6
Truck houses our new E-Tools for auto extrication.

Engine 2-1 is dedicated in Memory of Norman Koepke


Engine 2-2

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- Located at the Tucker Rd Station
- 1999 Pierce Saber Custom Built Type "1" Compressed Air Foam Rescue / Pumper
- 1000 Gallons of water
- 30 Gallons Class "A" Foam, 30 Gallon Class "B" Foam
- 1250 GPM Waterous Pump
- FoamPro 2002 Foam injections system

Engine 2-2 is the departments second due engine on all structure / vehicle fires and auto accidents. The Cab seats 4 with 3 seats holding SCBA's/ The engine has a large compartment of various size hose and hand tools for fire suppression while also carrying all the extrication equipment (Two sets of Jaws, Air Bags, Stabilization Struts, Hand tools) needed at any auto accident scene.

Engine 2-3

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- Located at the Evans Rd. Station
- 1994 Western States "Type 1" Pumper built on a Freightliner FL 80 Extended cab Chassis. 
- 1250 Gallons of water
- 30 Gallons of Class "A" Foam
- 1250 GPM Darley Pump
- FoamPro 2001 Foam Injection System

Engine 2-3 is the departments second due engine for structure / vehicle fires. The cab seats 5 with 4 seats holding SCBA's. The engine is mainly used for structure / vehicle fires as needed and does not carry any extrication equipment. 

Tender 2-1

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- Located at the Main Station
- 2003 Fouts Brothers Manufacturing, Type "2"
- Tender built on a Kenworth Chassis.
- 3000 Gallons of water
- 500 GPM pump
Tender 2-1 responds to all structure, vehicle and Wildland fires for water supply. Carries extra 1 3/4' and 2 1/2' hose to extend attack lines.

Tender 2-3

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-Located at the Evans Rd Station
-Type 2 Water Tender
-Tender built on a 1995 Freightliner FL70 Chasis
-2000 Gallons of Water
-500 GPM Self Primping Pump
All LED light package
Designed for off road wildland fires

Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) Response Trailer

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- Located at Main Station
- Purchased in 2007 with Homeland Security Grant Money
- 16' Bulldog trailer with rear door that opens down into a ramp



The MCI trailer would be dispatched to an emergency with a large number of injured people. It contains 20 backboards and enough trauma supplies to treat 50 people. It can be towed by either the utility pick up or by Brush 2-1 to any requesting District.

1939 Dodge Fire Engine

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- 1939 Dodge Fire Engine is currently located at Tucker Rd Station.
- First "Fire Truck" purchased by the City of Toledo
- Sold to a private citizen in the early 70's when newer trucks were being purchased by the city.

Returned to Toledo, Summer of 2006. Owner of the truck approached the district and wanted to know if we would like to buy it back. The Volunteer Association purchased the truck and is now in the process of restoring the fire truck.

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      • 2016 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
      • 2015 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
      • 2014 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
      • 2013 Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
    • May 2, 2013 Drinking & Driving Training- Toledo High School
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