This unit is owned by Clinton County EMS but staffed by members of our department to provide EMS coverage to Perry Township.

1000 GPM Pump 1500 Gallon Tank Deck Gun This was the first new engine Perry Twp purchased and was first due until December 2008. Truck Purchased from: McGinley Fire Apparatus Lebanon, IN In Service: 1991

1250 GPM Pump 1000 Gallon Tank SCBA seating for 5 Zico Ladder Rack 8Kw Hydraulic Generator Truck Purchased from: McGinley Fire Apparatus Lebanon, IN In Service: 12/2008

Ford F550 SuperDuty 6.7l Diesel Four Door Four Wheel Drive State of Indiana BLS Certified Complete set of Hurst Extrication Equipment Light Tower for Scene Lighting Seating for 5 Four Air Packs Mobile Cascade System Truck Purchased from: McGinley Fire Apparatus Lebanon, IN In Service: 09/02/2011

3000 Gallon Tanker 2000/3000 Gallon Dump Tanks Truck was purchased from: Deep South Fire In Service: 1996

Ford F550 Super-Duty 4X4, 400 Gallon Tank, Bumper Mount RC Sidewinder Monitor,3200W Generator,Hurst Elec Pump Original Hurst Spreaders,"The Real Jaws of Life" Hurst Cutters Truck Purchased using FEMA Fire Grant June 2004 from: McGinley Fire Apparatus Lebanon, IN In Service: 7/2004 (Nicknamed the Handyman due to its multiple uses)

Retired 2008 Aerial 12 was purchased in 1996 from the City of Bluffton, Indiana. The truck is a 1961 Dodge Howe 65' aerial, 1000 GPM/200 Gallon

Brush 12-3 was replaced by Truck 123 in July of 2004. The truck, a 1977 GMC, carried a pump and 300 gallon water tank. Fire personnel used a front mounted stand to operate two hose lines when fighting field fires. Due to safey concerns, this feature was not part of the design for the new field firefighting vehicle. The truck was sold to a citizen of Tippecanoe County (IN), where it is used as a personal vehicle.

Retired in 2008 Pumper 122 was obtained from Carmel-Clay(IN) Fire Department in 1996. The apparatus was refurbed at RPI in Tipton. This truck also came with our first set of Hurst extrication equipment. The truck details were: Length 28'5" Width 9'6" Heighth 8' 10" Pump 1000 GPM Tank 750 Gallon. This piece served the community well for 12 years.

Rescue 12-5, a 1977 Dodge Maxivan, began its service to Perry Township in 1977 as an ambulance. Over the years, the unit was no longer needed, due to the county buying new ambulances. The unit began to sit and not be used by the Colfax Community EMS. The Fire Department took the ambulance back over in about 1996 and began using it as a rescue unit, carrying the jaws of life. The unit was retired in 2001, when the new Rescue 125 as purchased from New York. This unit was dontated to a VFD in Southern Indiana.

Out of service. Being replaced with new truck. Ford F450 Super-Duty Crew Cab Hurst Simo Pump, Spreaders, Cutters and Ram Pro-Air Breathing Air Fill Station Haz-Mat Cleanup Materials Truck was purchased from: Getzville (NY) VFD In Service: 12/ 2001

This truck came from the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The truck was repainted from its original color of lime green. The truck was put in service July 2013.

Tanker 12-4 was dontated by Eli Lilly Company. The truck came a different color and needed some work to make it a fire truck. Members took on the task of refurbishing the truck. A lot of sanding and painting later, the 1800 gallon tanker truck was placed into service. The truck was later replaced by our current tanker

102' Rear-mount Aerial Platform Ground Ladders 1500 GPM Pump 200 Gallon Tank 4" Waterway to Platform Breathing Air to Platform Truck was purchased from: Savoy (IL) VFD In Service: 01/2008 Truck was sold to: Springbank Lights, Calgary, Alberta, Canada: 02/2017