Active duty apparatus
Modern fire trucks blend advanced technology with practical design to ensure quick, safe emergency response. Featuring strong pumps, smart communication, versatile storage, and ergonomic controls, they support fires and rescues. Bright colors and reflective decals enhance visibility, making them vital for community protection.
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Car 2 -2014 Ford Explorer
Used as the Deputy Chief’s car, the Ford Explorer is a highly dependable and reliable fire command vehicle. It features a spacious and roomy interior that provides ample space for all necessary gear and equipment. Equipped with a powerful engine, it ensures a quick and efficient response to emergencies. Additionally, the vehicle includes advanced safety features to keep the crew protected, along with all-wheel drive capabilities that handle all kinds of terrain and weather conditions with ease. Overall, it’s a trusted and well-suited choice for fire duty.
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Engine 1 - 2016 E-One Typhoon Pumper
As LVFD’s primary response apparatus, the 2016 E-One Typhoon Pumper is a versatile and reliable fire apparatus designed for optimal performance in emergency situations. Built on a durable chassis, it combines advanced pump technology with a spacious hose bed and equipment compartments, ensuring firefighters have quick access to essential tools. Its ergonomic cab offers comfort and safety, while the efficient pump system delivers strong water flow and pressure, making it ideal for both urban and rural firefighting operations. The Typhoon’s balance of power, functionality, and durability makes it a trusted asset for any fire department.
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Engine 2 - 1996 Darley International CAFS Pumper
The 1996 Darley International CAFS Pumper is a dependable firefighting vehicle built for performance and efficiency. Featuring a Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS), it delivers superior firefighting capability by combining foam concentrate, water, and compressed air to create an effective firefighting agent. Designed with durability and quick response in mind, this pumper offers a reliable water pump and spacious equipment compartments, ensuring firefighters have everything they need at their fingertips. A trusted asset in tackling fires safely and effectively. Engine 2 is LVFD’s secondary response apparatus for in-town calls and serves as the primary mutual aid response apparatus.
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Tanker 3 - 2005 International
The 2005 International Fire Tanker Truck is a reliable and rugged asset designed to support firefighting operations with a robust water-carrying capacity. Known for its powerful International engine and durable chassis, this tanker offers excellent performance both on and off-road. Equipped with a spacious cab and advanced pump controls, it ensures ease of use and efficiency during critical moments. Its sturdy build and dependable mechanics make it a trusted vehicle for rural and municipal fire departments needing a dependable water supply on the scene.
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Truck 4 - 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500
LVFD’s all-purpose response vehicle, you can often find Truck 4 responding to assist with EMS calls, or towing equipment for snow or water rescue in addition to it’s use in forest firefighting. The 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 stands out as a reliable and powerful multi-purpose emergency response vehicle. Equipped with a robust diesel engine and a heavy-duty chassis, it offers exceptional towing and payload capacity, making it ideal for transporting critical equipment and personnel. Its spacious cab accommodates teams comfortably, while advanced safety features ensure secure operation in high-pressure situations. Whether serving in rescue operations, fire support, or utility tasks, the Silverado 3500 combines durability and versatility to meet the demanding needs of emergency responders.
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Rescue 6 - 2022 Ford F550
LVFD’s primary response apparatus for motor vehicle incidents. The 2022 Ford F550 is a powerhouse built to handle the demanding requirements of fire department rescue operations. With its robust chassis, high payload capacity, and advanced towing capabilities, the F550 provides the reliability needed for carrying heavy rescue equipment and personnel. Its powerful engine options deliver strong performance, while the spacious cab ensures comfort and communication for emergency teams on the move. Equipped with cutting-edge safety features and versatile upfitting options, the 2022 Ford F550 is an ideal choice for fire departments seeking a durable, efficient, and mission-ready rescue vehicle.
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Truck 7 - Custom Military 6X6 Forestry Tanker
Affectionately known as “The Beast”, Truck 7 is LVFD’s primary source of water for wildland firefighting operations. The Custom Military 6X6 Forestry Tanker is a rugged, reliable powerhouse designed specifically for wildland firefighting. Built on a military-grade 6x6 chassis, this tanker offers exceptional off-road mobility, allowing it to navigate challenging terrain with ease. Equipped with a high-capacity water tank and advanced pumping systems, it delivers a steady, powerful flow of water directly to fire lines, making it an essential tool for controlling and extinguishing wildfires. Its durable construction and specialized firefighting features ensure maximum performance and safety in the toughest conditions.
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EM1 - 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
The 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 stands as the backbone of the town’s Emergency Management operations. Known for its rugged durability and advanced capability, this truck handles everything from rapid response to disaster coordination with ease. Equipped with powerful towing capacity, state-of-the-art communications technology, and reliable off-road performance, the Silverado 1500 can reach any situation quickly and efficiently. Its spacious cab and smart storage keep essential gear organized and accessible, making it the perfect vehicle to lead critical emergency response efforts.
historical apparatus
From horse-drawn steam engines to modern fire trucks, these images reflect 100 years of bravery, innovation, and community spirit. Each photo shows the evolution of firefighting technology. Our commitment to protecting lives and property remains strong, honoring a century of service and looking ahead with pride.








