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Marshall The Town of Marshall is located 72 miles west of Indianapolis along IN-236 in northwest Parke County. Established in 1968 this department now includes 20 members who respond to 130 runs |
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| Marshall Volunter Fire Department Station - IN-236 Completed in 2005, this firehouse was built right next to the original 2-bay house on the west side of town. It is home to all 5 MFD apparatus. |
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| Engine 620 - 1993 GMC TopKick/Ferrara Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal Along with various firefighting tools, Engine 620 carries 1200' of 3" hose and medical supplies. |
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| Engine 620 - 1993 GMC TopKick/Ferrara Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Brush 621 - 1989 Ford F-350/Johnny Stamm (a Florida Co.) - 250gpm/250gal This apparatus was originally run as a rescue vehicle. It was purchased from Fort Myers Beach, FL in 1998. |
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| Brush 621 - 1989 Ford F-350/Johnny Stamm - 250gpm/250gal 621 carries medical supplies along with a stokes basket and portable foam unit. |
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| Tanker 622 - 1983 Chevy C6000/1993 Custom - 150gpm/1200gal w/3000gal dump tank This apparatus is schedule to be replaced by a new tanker in late 2008. |
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| Decon 623 - 2004 Ford F-350/Warner This rig primarily serves as a support truck and pulls the decontamination trailer for Hazmat incidents.623 carries a full compliment of medical supplies, a 4-bottle cascade system, 4 air packs and 4 spare bottles, rope rescue equipment and a defibrillator. |
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| Decon Trailer - 2004 Detro Pulled behind Decon 623, the MVFD's trailer carries a hot water heater, emergency lighting and an assortment of decontamination equipment including 2 tents with showers. |
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| Rescue 6 - 1993 GMC K3500/Ferrara This apparatus came to the department from S. Platte FPD in Kansas City, Missouri in 2001. It carries a full set of Hurst extrication equipment, a combi-tool, cutter, spreader, rams and air bags. It also carries a Stokes basket, a full medical kit and a defibrillator. |
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| Special thanks to Captain Jason Ryan for his assistance in arranging the apparatus
for these pictures and for providing department background and history. |
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