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The Town of South Haven is located in western Porter County along CR 700. This combination department includes 50 members including 2 full-time personnel each shift to run their ALS Ambulance service. Responding from a single station, SHFD provides Fire, Rescue and ALS/BLS protection to nearly 20 square miles and 6,500 residents. |
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South Haven - Station 27 - 398 West 700 North - Valparaiso |
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| Engine 2711 - 2000 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal/10A/10B Engine 11 is generally the first out for all non-medical incidents at SHFD. In addition to firefighting tools, it includes a full set of Hurst Extrication Tools. |
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| Engine 2712 - 1993 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal Engine 12 is the second-due engine for fire and extrication calls |
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| Engine 2712 - 1993 Pierce Dash Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal | ||
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| Squad 2751 - 2008 Ford F-450/Reading/Darley 250gpm/300gal Skid Unit Squad 51 serves multiple functions for the department. It is the first-out for brush fires, it is sometimes used as an EMS chase vehicle and can respond to accidents in heavy winter weather with it's four-wheel drive and combi-tool extrication set. |
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| Squad 51 - 2008 Ford F-450/Reading/Darley 250gpm/300gal Skid Unit | ||
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| Rescue 63 - 2006 Chevy 5500/AEV Trauma Hawk Rescue 63 is the first-out ALS Ambulance for the department. It was the first apparatus to display SHFD's new striping scheme. |
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| Rescue 62 - 2000 Ford E-450/AEV Trauma Hawk - ALS/BLS Transport Ambulance | ||
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| Rescue 61 - 1995 Ford E-350/Osage Rescue 61 serves primarily as the department's reserve ambulance, but there is available for third-out status during peak run times. |
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| Deputy Chief 2702 - 2006 Ford Explorer | ||
Special Thanks to Asstistant Chief Ron Brehmer Jr. for his assistance in arranging for these pictures and for |
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 South Haven Fire Department |
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