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OUR EQUIPMENT
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821 – 1994 Freightliner Structure Engine w/1000 gal. water
tank, compressed air/foam, class A and AFFF, and pump capacity of
1200 GPM. Also carries all required firefighting equipment, forcible
entry tools, ladders, and basic life support (BLS) medical supplies.
Responds to all structure fires, vehicle fires, and motor vehicle
accidents. |
BRUSH
823 – 2002 Ford F-550 4x4 Type 6 wildland engine w/300
gal. water tank, class A foam, and pump capacity of 120 GPM. Also
carries all required wildland firefighting tools and equipment.
Responds to all wildland fires. |
BRUSH 825 –
1997 Ford F-350 4x4 Type 6 wildland engine w/300 gal water tank,
class A foam, and pump capacity of 120 GPM. Also carries all required
wildland firefighting tools and equipment. Responds to all wildland
fires. |
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| ENGINE 826 –
2007 Ford F-350 4x4 crew cab Type 6 wildland engine w/300 gal water
tank, class A foam and pump capacity of 135 GPM. Also carries two
(2) self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) and extra air tanks,
basic life support (BLS) medical equipment including two (2) spine
boards, vehicle extrication (jaws of life) and stabilization equipment,
forcible entry tools and all required wildland firefighting tools
and equipment. Responds first out on all calls with up to four personnel.
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TENDER
828 – 2001 Freightliner 4x4 water tender/engine combination
w/ 4,000 gal water tank, class A foam and pump capacity of 500 GPM.
Also carries a portable 1,500 gal water tank. Responds to all structure,
wildland fires and vehicle fires, as needed. |
RESCUE 830 –
2004 Chevy 3500 4x4 rescue/medical truck. Carries advanced and basic
life support (ALS/BLS) medical equipment, mass casualty oxygen and
supplies, vehicle extrication (Jaws of Life) equipment, stokes basket
and six (6) spine boards. Responds to all medical calls, motor vehicle
accidents (MVA), and structure and vehicle fires. |
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| Chase 824 and Air
light Trailer 817. 824 is a de-commissioned wildland engine
that we refitted for support tasks. It is the primary vehicle used to
tow the 9,000 pound trailer. It carries basic first aid, fire and
other support tools, radios and a mobile repeater which enhance
our communications with outside agencies. Trailer 817 was
one of two purchased by Santa Cruz County on a Federal Grant and
is for use by all County emergency agencies. The Bauer Compressor
trailer is equipped with an air compressor for filling SCBA (self
contained breathing apparatus); a generator for power; an extendable
light tower; and 12 SCBA bottles. |
Chase 819. Chase 819 is a 1998 Chevy 2500 pick-up that was donated to the District by a local citizen. It has been equipped with radios and code equipment, advanced life support medical equipment, and some basic firefighting gear for rapid response to all types of calls. 819 can also be used as an incident command vehicle.
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Command 820 Command
820 was donated to the District for Incident Command. It is a 2003
Ford F-250 pick-up equipped with radios, safety equipment and a
personnel accountability system. Our crews recently installed one
of five donated touch screen computers into 820. We then encoded
our map books, medical protocols, HAZMAT, forms, and other information
into a user-friendly, browser-based program and installed them for
use by Incident Command and others.
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| Medic 831. 831
is a 2006 Ford E-350 Super Duty chassis with a 1996 Life Star
box remount. We are in the process of outfitting the ambulance
with radios, a donated touch screen computer, and supplies.
It will be used to transport Advanced and Basic Life Support
(ALS/BLS) patients to the hospital in the near future.
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Medic 832.
832 is a 2006 Ford E-350 Super Duty chassis with a 1996 Life
Star box remount. We are in the process of outfitting the
ambulance with radios, a donated touch screen computer, and
supplies. It will be used to transport Advanced and Basic
Life Support (ALS/BLS) patients to the hospital in the near
future.
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MCI Trailer 818. 818 is a 2008 Wells Cargo trailer outfitted for MCIs (multiple casualty incidents). The funding was provided by SATNET (Southern Arizona Trauma Network) and the UMC Trauma Center. It was assembled and is stationed at the Sonoita-Elgin Fire station. The trailer is stocked with supplies and equipment to handle up to 15 trauma patients with such items as O2 cylinders, long spine boards, IV kits, dressings, splints and other medical gear. The trailer is Tri-County named due to it's availability for use in Santa Cruz, Cochise and Pima Counties.
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Rescue 830.5. 830
point 5 is used for rodeo, dressage, county fair and other
events by EMS or Prevention and Public Education teams. It was recently
donated to the department. Our crews overhauled it and set it up
for public event use. The cart keeps a Rescue truck from being tied
up all day on public events and it is definitely safer in confined
public areas. It has a BLS bag, oxygen, a long spine board and a
rehab cooler stocked with water. |
