Mission Twp. Fire & Rescue

Vehicles

 

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Engine 1

A 1999 Freightliner capable of holding 1000 gallons of water and pumping up to1500 gallons of water per minute. This was purchased in 2007 to replace our late 1970's engine. This responds to all Structure fire calls as well as vehicle accidents, and grass fires.

Engine 2

Housed at our Station 2, A 1990 Kodiak capable of holding 1000 gallons of water and pumping up to1000 gallons of water per minute. This was moved from our primary engine to our secondary engine after the purchase of our current Engine 1. This responds to all Structure fire calls as well as vehicle accidents, and grass fires.

Tender 1

Housed at Station 1, a 1986 Kodiak water tender capable of carrying 2500 gallons of water to a fire scene and pumping 500 gallons of water per minute. This responds to all structure fire calls as well as grass fires and mutual aid calls with area departments.

Tender 2

Housed at Station 2, Ford F-700 water tender capable of carrying 1000 gallons of water to a fire scene. This responds to all structure fire calls as well as grass fires and mutual aid calls with area departments.

Rescue 1

This is a Marion Chassis with a Detroit Diesel engine. It was purchased in 2009 to replace the 1980's Equipment Van. This unit responds to all fire, vehicle accidents, and ice rescue calls. It carries ventilation equipment, ice rescue equipment, two sets of jaws and spreadors, cascade system for refilling SCBA bottles, and a command center for commanding fire scenes.

EMS 1

Housed at Station 1 is a 2000 Ford/Osage ambulance. This responds to all first responder calls as well as vehicle accidents, and structure fires.

Portable Pump Truck

A 1999 F-350 Crew Cab Housed at Station 1 carries a 1000 gallon per minute pump used to draft water from lakes, rivers, and dry hydrants to fill water tenders for structure fires.

ATV & Rescue Sled

Housed at Station 1 and purchased in 2006, A 2005 Arctic Cat 500 Auto ATV with tracks to go through the mud, slush, and snow to assist and transport a patient out of the wildreness and elements to the ambulance crew. The Rescue Sled can be equiped with wheels for dirt terrain or skis for snowy terrain. The suspension system makes for a smooth ride for every patient.

Grass Rig 1

Housed at Station 1 is a 1989 Ford F-350 Type 6 truck equiped with a water tank, pump, and hosereel for fighting brush fires. Purchased in 2007 from the MN DNR this truck responds to all grass fire calls.

Grass Rig 2