OHFD has four
Engines, each equipped with 1500 gallon per minute pumps, hose, ladders, fans, tarps, air
bottles, tools and enough medical and other equipment to operate alone for a limited
period of time. The national Fire Protection Association requires an annual pump test on
each fire engine that responds as a pumper. The test averages three hours and if the pump
fails, repairs must be made and the engine retested.
 Engine
81 1998 Seagraves
 Engine
812 1998 Seagraves
 Engine
813 1988 E-One
 Engine
814 1979 Seagraves
 Ladder
81 1992 Seagraves Equipped with a 100 foot aerial ladder and carries
volumes of equipment ranging from mass casualty medical supplies to ladders, ventilation
fans, saws, lighting, salvage and rescue gear.
 Aid
81 1989 Ford Diesel Aid 81 is the designated response vehicle for all
medical calls received at OHFD. It carries all necessary medical supplies to begin medical
treatment on scene and is also equipped with extraction equipment necessary at some motor
vehicle accidents.
 Support
81 1986 Chevrolet One Ton Supports other apparatus by carrying a
portable air system, generator, lights and water vacuums.
 Command
8 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe Driven by Command 8, usually first on scene and
carries supplies necessary to direct an emergency incident, as well as specialty
equipment, such as: medical supplies, thermal imaging and photographic equipment,
communication devices and other equipment necessary to command various incidents.
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on September 05, 2007. Photos this page
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