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Fire Department Apparatus

The City of Fenton Fire Department operates out of one station strategically located in our downtown to effectively dispatch our Fire and Rescue emergency apparatus and personnel. Being centrally located in the heart of our downtown, we are able to respond and arrive quickly to any part of our community. As stewards of the equipment provided by the generosity of the citizens of Fenton, we take great pride in the appearance and condition of our apparatus and associated equipment. We go to great lengths to ensure our apparatus is always in a ready-to-roll condition to meet the emergency service needs of our community. This page and its associated pages are designed to acquaint you with the apparatus we have available to fulfill our mission. Click on the icons below to check out our apparatus. The apparatus responds to approximately 500 actual calls for help in a year.

	Truck Number: 45-Chief-1 A 2003 Chevy Tahoe Command Unit
	Truck Number: 45-Car-5 A 2003 Chevy Impala duty officer and firefighter transportation car
	Truck Number: 45-Engine-11 A 2001 Pierce Dash pumper truck
	Truck Number: 45-Rescue-26 This truck is used for: Vehicle accidents, back-up medical response truck, rescue calls of any kind, environmental cleanup, firefighter rehabilitation at structure fires, ice and water rescue.
	Truck Number: 45-Ladder-15 A 2005 Supthen 110 Foot aerial ladder truck
	Truck Number: 45-Rescue-16 A 1999 Emergency Vehicles Inc. rescue squad
	Truck Number: 45-Brush-17 A 1992 NLB brush and grass fire truck
	Truck Number: 45-Engine-24 A 1988 W.S. Darley pumper-tanker truck
	Truck Number: 45-Utility-27 A 2000 Ford utility pick-up truck