Indiana Fire Trucks: Indianapolis Fire Station 44

	Indianapolis Fire Department Station 44 *"Four of a Kind"* Eastside HazMat Task Force Engine - Ladder - Tactical Hazmat - Medic


Indianapolis Fire Department - Station 44 - 7335 East 30th Street Station 44 was dedicated in December 2005. This firehouse was a dramatic improvement in size and usefulness for the apparatus and firefighters at the eastside's busy Hazmat Station.


Engine 44 - 2000 Pierce Lance Custom Pumper - 1500gpm/500gal


Engine 44 - 2000 Pierce Lance Custom - 1500gpm/500gal


Ladder 44 - 2007 Ferrara Igniter HD - 107' Rear-mount Ladder L-44 is unique at IFD. It is the first Ferrara stick and was also designed with a low-profile ladder and cab. This was part of it's original spec when this company ran as Ladder 34 (and their shorter station) before the IFD/Warren Township merger.


Ladder 44 - 2007 Ferrara Igniter HD - 107' Rear-mount Ladder Ladder 44 height is 11’6, 19” taller than the two mid-mounts which run at 9’11”. Ladder 44 is now the tallest ladder in the IFD flet, a close 2nd is Ladder 14 at 105'.


Haz-Mat 44 - 2005 LDV Command Vehicle With it's mix of busy highways, large commercial corridors and industrial sites, Warren Township is always a potential site for Hazardous Material incidents.


Haz-Mat 44 - 2005 LDV Command Vehicle


Light Wagon 44 - GMC Value Van 35 This rig served briefly at the 44's after the WTFD merger in 2007. However, it's future status is uncertain as it is currently out of service.


Light Wagon 44 - GMC Value Van 35


ALS Ambulance 44 - 2005 Ford E-450/Horton


ALS Ambulance 44 - 2005 Ford E-450/Horton Ambulance 44 responds to most ALS and BLS calls in 43 and 44's districts


	Indianapolis Fire Department Former Warren Township Station 444 Indianapolis Metropolitan Professional Firefighters Local 416