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Gary
Fire Department Located 29 miles southeast of Chicago along Lake
Michigan, Gary is the largest fire department in northwest Indiana. Gary's
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Gary Fire Department Station 13 - 6012 West 26th Avenue - Black Oak Area |
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| Truck 13 - 1997 Spartan/Ferrara 75' Aerial - 1500gpm/500gal For much of 2006, Truck 13 ran from Station 1 after the former Truck 1 was retired due to mechanical issues and wear. It returned to Station 13 in 2007 with the delivery of the new Truck 1. |
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| Truck 13 - 1997 Spartan/Ferrara 75' Aerial - 1500gpm/500gal | ||||
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| Former Engine 13 - 1989 Seagrave J-Cab Custom Pumper - 1250gpm/500gal Station 13 currently runs with a separate Engine Company when manpower is available. However, the apparatus used for "Engine 7" can vary for each shift. |
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| Former Brush 13 - 2003 Ford F-250 4x4 Grass Rig - 250 gallon This rig previously served as a grass rig on the city's west side. It has since had the tank removed and is now used as a utility vehicle. |
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| Gary Fire Department Station 14 - Gary/Chicago Airport Besides the ARFF rigs pictured here, Station 14 is also home to the EMS Division Chief. |
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| Crash Rescue 2 - 2001 Oshkosh T-1500 with 35' Snozzle - 1500gpm/200gal foam/500PKP Along with Rescue 3, R-2 runs first out on all incidents at Gary/Chicago International Airport. |
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| Crash Rescue 2 - 2001 Oshkosh T-1500 with 35' Snozzle - 1500gpm/200gal foam/500PKP | ||||
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| Crash Rescue 2 - 2001 Oshkosh T-1500 with 35' Snozzle - 1500gpm/200gal foam/500PKP | ||||
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| Crash Rescue 6 - 1993 Ford F-350/Warner 4x4 Rapid Intervention Vehicle In 2008 the RIV skid (shown below) was removed and this became a utilty truck. |
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| Crash Rescue 6 - 1993 Ford F-350/Warner 4x4 Rapid Intervention Vehicle | ||||
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