ENGINE Co. 54

Engine 54 is a 2002 American LaFrance Eagle Custom Engine.  It has a 1500gpm pump and 1000 gallon tank.  It is the primary Engine Co. for CUTFD.

LADDER Co. 55

Ladder 55 is a 2008 Seagrave Marauder II 100ft. Aerial.  This truck has a 1750 gpm pump, 500 gallon tank, and 100ft ladder.  Ladder 55 is used as a traditional truck company and can seat 5 firefighters.

RESCUE Co. 59

Rescue 59 is a 2008 Seagrave Marauder II Walk-in Heavy Rescue.  It is first due on all car accidents and specalty rescues.  This truck has a partial walk in compartment where the dive team can dress/undress.  It also has seating for 6 and carries equipment for rope rescue, water rescue, vehicle extrication, and Hazmat.  It is also apart of the Madison County Hazmat Response.

TANKER Co. 58

Tanker 58 is a 2007 Freightliner with a 2008 US Tanker body.  It has a 1000 gpm pump and 3000 gallon tank.  Tanker 58 is used for areas that don't have hydrants.  It can suttle water to the scene and can also fill up the grass trucks water tank on field fires.

GRASS Co. 57

Grass 57 is a 1990 Ford F-350.  It has a 250gpm pump and 300 gallon tank.  It responds to all brush and field fires.  It also pulls the water rescue trailer.

BATTALION 50

Battalion 50 is a 2014 Chevy Tahoe.  It has storage in the rear to carry EMS gear and firefighting equipment.  The highest ranking available officer responds in this unit to take incident command of scenes.  

AMBULANCE 51

Ambulance 51 is a 2015 Ford E450/Braun.  It responds first out for EMS runs and accidents.  CUTFD operates 2 BLS ambulances 24/7.  ALS Paramedic service is provided out of Anderson to intercept on advanced medical runs.

AMBULANCE 52

Ambulance 52 is a 2005 Ford E-450/Braun.  It serves as the back-up ambulance at CUTFD.  Crews can respond in ambulance 52 whenever a second EMS run comes in.  

UTILITY 53

Utility 53 responds on EMS runs as a support vehicle.  This reduces use of the fire trucks for EMS responce.  This vehicle is also used by members when taking classes that require travel or use on department business.

OLD ENGINE Co. 35

Reacquired in 2006 from a local resident, engine 35 served as the primary engine company for years at CUTFD.  It was purchased in 1935 by the department and even though its firefighting days are over, it still serves a roll as the departments parade apparatus.  The pump on this engine is also restored and in 2007 it pumped for the first time in almost 35 years!