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Muncie Fire Department The City of Muncie is located 59 miles northeast of Indianapolis along |
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| Station 1 - MFD Headquarters - Corner of Jackson & N. Walnut Streets (Downtown) Portions of his building have served as Muncie's Station 1 for more than 100 years. Additions and renovations occurred in 1976. Station 1 is currently home to 1 Squad, 1 Rescue, 1 Pump and the Battalion Chief. |
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| Rescue 1 - 2003 Pierce Enforcer Walk-in Heavy Rescue #14547 - 500gpm/300gal Muncie's Rescue 1 responds to extrications and specialty rescues throughout all of Delaware County from Station 1. |
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| Rescue 1 - 2003 Pierce Enforcer Walk-in Heavy Rescue #14547 - 500gpm/300gal This unique truck carries equipment for confined space rescue, swift water rescue and various other specialty rescue tools. |
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| 1 Squad - 1999 KME Excel Pumper #4169 - 1500gpm/500gal Muncie's fleet includes both 4-man "Squads" and 3-man "Pumps." Muncie 1 and 2 Squad respond to ALS calls along with Delaware County EMS. They serve as frontline Engines, but also respond for additional manpower to all working fires and special incidents. |
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| 1 Pump - 1986 Sutphen Pumper #H2007 - 1250gpm/500gal This apparatus serves as the primary reserve engine company for MFD. Shown here at Station 7, it is typically housed at Station 1 downtown. |
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| 1 Pump - 1986 Sutphen Pumper #H2007 - 1250gpm/500gal | ||
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| Battalion Chief - 1994 Chevy Suburban Incident Command Vehicle Each shift one Battalion Chief is in charge of Operations throughout the city. In addition, two Captains split command of the north and south areas of the city and typically respond from Stations 1 and 2. |
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| Special thanks to all of the MFD Firefighters and Sergeants who helped arrange the apparatus for these photos! | ||
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