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Fire Department equipment

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From its formation in 1947 with one station, the Fire Department has grown to six stations and utilizes the latest in firefighting equipment. Over 30 units include pumpers, ladders, brush trucks and other specialty units with hundreds of specialized tools.

  • ATV
    ATV: This ATV is a 2-person Polaris Ranger 6x6 800 EFI. It can haul equipment, be used in search-and-rescue operations and at special events.
  • Engine Company E-2
    Engine Company E-2: E-2 is the newest pumper at the City of Bloomington, going into service at the beginning of August 2013. Currently, nine engine companies are placed throughout the six BFD stations. E-2 was built by Rosenbauer General Safety Fire Apparatus in Wyoming, Minnesota. It can pump water at 2000 GPM (gallons per minute) and hold 750 gallons of water. It will carry hose and tools to assist firefighters when responding to emergencies. E-2 responds out of Station #2.
  • Ladder 4
    Ladder 4: L-4 was built by Rosenbauer General Safety Fire Apparatus in Wyoming, Minnesota and placed into service in 2008. L-4 has a 105’ rear mounted ladder and a 2000 GPM pump. L-4 carries tools and equipment that supports fire and rescue response. L-4 can transport up to six firefighters and responds out of Station #4.
  • Brush Truck
    Brush truck: This truck is equipped with a snowplow blade for clearing the station lots. The truck carries enough water to fight a small house fire. The truck's main use is on brush fires. Two types of hoses can be used at the same time, making this a quick and effective tool for containing grass and woodland fires.
  • Rescue 2
    Rescue #2: Built by Pierce Manufacturing, is located at Station #2 and responds to structure fires, vehicle crashes, EMS runs, technical rescues, water rescues and hazardous materials incidents. It carries equipment and tools necessary for mitigating all hazard incidents. It carries up to six firefighters.
  • Ladder 1
    Ladder 1: L-1 is one of four companies in the city. L-1 is a 2020 100’ tractor drawn aerial ladder built by Rosenbauer/General Safety. L-1 carries tools and equipment that supports fire and rescue response. L-1 responds out of Station #1.
  • Rescue 1
    Rescue 1
  • Ladder 2
    Ladder 2
  • Ladder 3
    Ladder 3
  • Aerial Ladder
    Aerial Ladder
  • E-4
    E-4

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