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WILLISTON FIRE DEPARTMENT
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Rescue 1 is a 2022 Osage F550 that serves as our Primary Ambulance.
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Rescue 2 is a 2019 Osage F550 that currently serves as the Department's second due ambulance.
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Rescue 3 is a 2014 Osage F450 that currently serves as the Department's backup ambulance, if Rescue 1 or 2 are out for service.
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Engine 1 is a 2019 Spartan Smeal with a 1,000 gallon tank capacity and 1,500 GPM pump, which currently serves as the Department's front line fire response apparatus.
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Engine 2 is a 2009 KME Rescue Pumper, with a 750 gallon tank capacity and 1,500 GPM pump, which currently serves as the Department's second due engine.
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Engine 3 is a 2021 Smeal Freightliner Pumper with a 1,500 gallon tank capacity and 1,500 GPM pump. This apparatus complements water supply to non-hydrant areas of Town.
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Ladder 4 is a 2021 Smeal Spartan 105' aerial ladder truck with a 500 gallon tank capacity and 1,500 GPM pump.
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Car 1 (2019) and Car 2 (2017) are Chevrolet Tahoe SUVs that serve as the primary response vehicles for the Fire Chief and Deputy Chief, respectively.
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Utility 1 is a 2024 GMC Sierra. This heavy duty truck is multi-functional; it used to tow Utility 2, plow snow at the station, as well as respond to emergencies with auxiliary personnel and equipment.
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Utility 2 is a 2014 Polaris Ranger 800 UTV. This vehicle is used primarily for off-road patient rescue and removal.


Retired Apparatus

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Engine 201 is a 1956 International and represents the very first new fire truck purchased by the Department. It was retired in 2020.
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Former Engine 2 was a 1990 KME built on a Ford C series chassis. It was retired in 2009.
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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.
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Former Car 1 was a 2004 Ford Expedition. It was retired in 2008.

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Engine 4 was a 1992 International/Dingee 1,600 gallon tanker. This truck was taken out of service to allow former Engine 3 to be retrofitted as an Engine/Tanker in summer 2014.
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Hazmat 1 was a 1999 International/Dingee Special Operations Truck which served until the WFD disbanded its Haz-Mat team in 2010.
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Former Rescue 1 was a 2010 Osage box on a Ford F450 chassis. R1 served as the Department's backup ambulance until August of 2019. The ambulance was sold to the Town of East Montpelier in early fall 2019.
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Former Brush 1 was a 1998 Dodge pickup 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 it being sold in 2019.
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Former Tower 1 was a 2001 KME 95' tower ladder with a 2,000 GPM pump. Sold to the Darlington, SC Fire Department in 2020.
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Former Engine 1 was a 1998 Smeal mid mount pumper and was taken out of service in winter 2018.
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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's response vehicle until its replacement arrived in 2019.
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Former Engine 3 was a 2003 KME with a 1,250 GPM pump. Sold to the Dallas Bay Volunteer Fire Department in 2019.
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The former Utility 1 was a 2011 GMC Sierra 2500 pickup. It sold to the Vergennes Fire Department in September of 2024.
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