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Apparatus

Serving the Village of Raymond since 1961

 

The Raymond Fire & Rescue Department covers 36 square miles and protects the community with one fire station housing nine emergency vehicles.

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Command 440

  • 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe

  • 100% funded with grants and donations

  • Primary initial response vehicle for fires, motor vehicle crashes, hazardous material incidents and active shooter events

Equipped with:

  • Communications equipment & repeater

  • Rescue task force equipment to handle active shooter events

  •  First responder equipment

422 Pierce
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Engine 422

  • 2021 Pierce Enforcer

  • 2500 Gallons of water with a 1500 gallon per minute pump

  • 500 Feet of supply hose

  • Equipped with preconnected back-up extrication equipment

  • On board foam system with 30-gallons of foam

  • Seats five (5) personnel

 First due engine to:

  • Structure fires

  • Fire Alarms

  • Carbon monoxide (CO) alarms

  • Water rescue

421

Engine 421

  • 2004 Pierce Enforcer

  • 1000 gallons of water with a 1500 gallon per minute pump

  • 1250 feet of supply hose

  • Equipped with preconnected extrication equipment

  • Equipped with struts and related equipment for vehicle stabilization

  • Seats six (6) personnel

First due engine for:

  • Vehicle accidents

  • Vehicle fires

Second due engine for:

  •  Structure fires

432

Rescue 432

  • 2003 Ford E450 diesel – MedTec

  • Carries three to four (3-4) personnel with two (2) patients

  • Legislature mandates ambulances equipment is annually inspected for compliance

  • Styker PowerCot & PowerLoad

  • Weil mini-chest compression system

  • Equipped with rescue task force equipment for active shooter events

  • First out ambulance on even months

472 Brush

Brush Truck 472

  • 2004 Ford F350

  • First due truck for brush fires

  • 250 gallons of water

  • Pre-plumbed foam system

  • Primary apparatus for fires not involving structures or vehicles

  • Often used for rugged terrain or restricted access such as fields/blizzards

  • Seats four (4) personnel

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Utility 473 & Trailer 473

  • 1999 Freightliner – Horton Ambulance

  • Converted from previous Rescue 431 in 2016

  • Equipment carried related to

  • Water rescue

  • Structural firefighting

  • HazMat operations

  • Customized in-house to hold breathing air mobile cascade system

  • Seats four (4) personnel

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20-foot enclosed trailer

  • · Purchased in 2016

  • · Carries UTV 474

  • · Carries additional

  • o Lighting

  • o HazMat supplies

  • o Portable water tank

  • o Stokes basket

  • o Trash pump

  • o Additional fire suppression supplies

462

Tender 462

  • 2007 International chassis

  • Tanker/Pumper combination

  • 2000 gallons of water

  • Equipped with one (1) portable tank (Officer/right side)

  • Carries 1250 feet of 5-inch supply hose

  • Second out fire apparatus on structure fires for water supply

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UTV 474

  • 2012 John Deer gator 4x4

  • Acquired through private donation

  • Rugged terrain ambulance

  • Search and rescue vehicle

  • Special events vehicle

  • Upgraded with fire suppression equipment in 2016

  • 30-gallons of water with electric pump

431

Rescue 431

  • 2016 Ford E450 gas – Braun

  • Carries three to four (3-4) personnel with two (2) patients

  • Legislature mandates ambulances equipment is annually inspected for compliance

  • Styker PowerCot & PowerLoad

  • LUCAS-3 chest compression system

  • Equipped with rescue task force equipment for active shooter events

  • First out ambulance on odd months

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