Engine 355 – 2021 Ferrara Inferno Rescue Pumper (H-6915) – 1500/750. This Engine is first due for most incidents at Jackson Fire. The well-planned rig is equipped with a full set of battery-powered Hurst extrication tools and equipment for vehicle accidents. Their side-mount pump is located in the first compartment on the driver’s side.

Engine 356 – 2010 HME 1871/McGinley Pumper – 1250gpm/1250gal/20gal B Foam. The engine’s primary function is to suppress fires. The Station 355 fire engine is also responsible for medical calls, motor vehicle accidents, rescues, hazardous materials responses, and other incidents.

Tanker 355 – 2007 Freightliner M2/S&S (#6692) – 1250gpm/2100gal. Mobile water supply apparatus is better known as “tankers” or “tenders” designed primarily for transporting (pickup, transporting, and delivering) water to fire emergency scenes to be applied by other vehicles or pumping equipment.

Grass 355 – 1999 Chevy Silverado Grass Truck. A brush truck is a small, lightweight vehicle that is commonly four-wheel drive and is able to get off-road and fight fires where larger firefighting equipment cannot go. A brush truck has a water tank and a pump as well as other firefighting tools such as axes, chainsaws, and rakes.

Medic 355 – A recent addition to our fleet is a 2017 Ford F-550/Horton EV-400 4×4 ALS Ambulance. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) vehicles are used by our EMTs and Paramedics to respond to medical calls, as well as other incidents where an ambulance or medic unit is required.

Medic 356 – 2011 Ford E-450/Horton Ambulance. The Jackson Township apparatus is staffed with Firefighters – Paramedics. The paramedic rescue carries both ALS and BLS equipment providing emergency medical care. The paramedics are able to supply immediate life-saving measures and transport patients to the appropriate facilities.