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Cedar Hollow Fire Station 1 · Est. 1952

Apparatus

Four rigs. All of them earn their keep.

There are no hydrants outside the village, so the water rides with us: an engine, a tanker, a brush truck and a rescue, four rigs for 61 square miles.

A red tanker-pumper parked on the grass beneath bare trees in late autumn.
Engine 1
Engine · 2016
Commercial-chassis pumper
1,500 gpm pump, 1,000-gallon tank, 1,200 feet of supply hose.
First out on structure fires, alarms and most everything else.
Tanker 2
Tanker · 2009
Tandem-axle tanker
3,000-gallon tank, 1,000 gpm pump, 2,500-gallon portable pond.
Water supply. There are no hydrants outside the village, so the water rides with us.
Brush 3
Brush truck · 2019
Four-wheel-drive pickup with a skid unit
300-gallon tank, 150 gpm pump, hand tools and backpack pumps.
Grass, brush and leaf fires off the pavement, and the first look at anything up a lane.
Rescue 4
Rescue · 2012
Light rescue on a cab-and-chassis
Hydraulic cutter and spreader, cribbing, scene lights, a generator and the medical bag.
Crashes on Cedar Hollow Road and Ridge Road, and anything that needs tools and light.