Current Apparatus

Rescue 1 is a 2019 Osage F550 that currently serves as the Department's front line ambulance.

Rescue 2 is a 2014 Osage F450 that currently serves as the Department's backup ambualance.

Engine 1 is a 2019 Spartan/Smeal that currently serves as the Department's front line fire response apparatus.

Engine 2 is a 2009 KME Rescue Pumper and currently serves as the Department's front line engine.

Cars 1 and 2 are both Chevrolet Tahoes, 2019 and 2017 respectively. Car 1 serves as the Fire Chief's primary response vehicle while Car 2 serves as the Duty Officer or EMS fly car as needed.

Utility 1 is a 2011 GMC Sierra 2500 and serves as the department's all purpose vehicle used for transporting people and equipment to training and emergency scenes. The trailer behind it houses the WFD Technical Rescue equipment.

In 2019, utility boxes and additional emergency lighting were added to Utility 1 to account for the wider variety of emergency responses the apparatus was taking in.

​Williston Fire Department Retired Apparatus

Engine 201 is a 1956 International and represents the very first new fire truck purchased by the Department.

Former Engine 2 was a 1990 KME built on a Ford C series chassis. It was retired in 2009.

Former Rescue 2 was a 2004 Life Line box on a Chevrolet chassis. R2 served the Department for a number of years before being retired in 2014.

Former Car 1 was a 2004 Ford Expedition. It was retired in 2008.

Engine 4 was a 1992 International/Dingee 1600 gallon tanker. This truck was taken out of service in the summer of 2014 allowing Engine 3 (currently in-service) be retrofitted as an Engine/Tanker.

Hazmat 1 was a 1999 International/Dingee Special Operations Truck which served until 2010 when the WFD disbanded its Hat-Mat team.

Former Rescue 1 was a 2010 Osage box on a F450 chassis. R1 served as the Department's backup ambulance until August of 2019. The ambulance was sold to the Town of East Montpelier early fall 2019.

Former Brush 1 was a 1998 Dodge with a pump and roll skid tank and brush pump. The truck became a Department utility/plow truck for a number of years just prior to its being sold in 2019.

Former Tower 1 was a 2001 KME 95' tower ladder with a 2,000 GPM pump. Sold to Darlington, SC Fire Department in 2020.

Former Engine 1 was a 1998 Smeal mid mount pumper and was taken out of service in winter 2018.

Former Car 1 was a 2008 GMC Yukon that served as the Fire Chief's response vehicle until its replacement arrived in 2017. Car 2 was a 2010 GMC Yukon and served as the Assistant Chief/Duty Officer's response vehicle until its replacement arrived in 2019.

Former Engine 3 was a 2003 KME with a 1,250 GPM pump. Sold to the Dallas Bay Volunteer Fire Department in 2019.