Fire Department Apparatuses

The Lebanon Fire Department is proud to operate a fleet of advanced apparatuses designed to handle a wide variety of emergencies, from firefighting to rescue operations. Below is an updated list of our current apparatuses, with descriptions of their capabilities and the critical roles they play in our service to the community

Quick Attack

Engine 1 – 2020 Ford/Precision Quick Attack Class A Pumper

Engine 1 is our front-line apparatus responding from Station #1. Built on a Ford F-550 chassis, this 2020 Quick Attack Pumper is designed to handle various types of fires with a compact but fully equipped body. Powered by a 6.7-liter diesel engine and automatic transmission, it features 4-wheel drive for additional capabilities during severe weather.

This engine has a 300-gallon water tank, a Hale 1000gpm pump, a telescoping deck gun, and two 1½” pre-connects. The chassis was customized by DBL Designs in Texas to meet the department’s operational needs. Engine 1 also carries vehicle extrication tools, advanced life support (ALS) medical equipment, and standard fire suppression gear.

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Engine 2 – 2019 Smeal Class A Pumper

Engine 2, stationed at Fire Station #2 on South 5 Hwy, is a 2019 Smeal Class A pumper. This apparatus is equipped with a Cummins 450 horsepower diesel engine, an Allison automatic transmission, and a 500-gallon water tank. It features a Waterous 1500gpm pump and a pre-plumbed foam system for extinguishing fires involving hydrocarbons like gasoline.

Engine 2 is also outfitted with a telescoping deck gun, scene light tower, and generator, making it ideal for nighttime operations. As a front-line apparatus, it carries advanced life support medical equipment, vehicle extrication tools, and fire suppression gear.

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Ladder 1 is a 2003 Smeal 100 foot platform. The apparatus has an Allison automatic transmission, a 500 horse power Detroit diesel motor, a 300 gallon water tank, and a Waterous 2000 gpm fire pump. The platform can reach the full 100 feet and support up to three fire fighters in the platform at one time. The reach of the ladder is also helpful in rescue situations. Fire fighters can perform high and low angle rescue from the platform utilizing the anchor arm on the platform.
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Squad 2 is a 2006 Precision Fire Apparatus custom built heavy rescue. This vehicle carries a large assortment of tools and equipment intended for fire suppression, hazardous materials, emergency medical incidents, and technical rescue. The cache of equipment on this vehicle includes; air monitors and chemical detection equipment, chemical spill containment supplies, confined space tripod, assorted ropes and rigging hardware, trench collapse shores, hydraulic vehicle extrication tools, hazardous material protective clothing, breathing air supply and fill station, elevate lighting, generator, hand tools, electric and gas powered saws, and rescue air bags. This vehicle is designed to respond to a variety of incidents and provide necessary support to mitigate such incidents.