Engine 203 is our first due apparatus for all fires, alarms, and motor vehicle collisions. In addition, it serves as our primary vehicle for all FAST (Firefighter Assist and Search Team) activations. As a BLS Rescue Engine, 203 will occasionally respond to EMS calls when 241 is out on another emergency.

Rescue 241 is our Advanced Life Support (ALS) certified rescue vehicle. It is a 2017 Chevrolet Suburban outfitted with state-of-the-art BLS and ALS equipment. It can seat 3 rescue personnel and is our first-due to all EMS/rescue calls.

243 is a 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe. It is a command vehicle used by the Deputy Chief to respond directly to scene. It is equipped with communications and accountability equipment, along with lights and sirens hidden throughout the vehicle. It was formerly 261.

Engine 202 is our third due apparatus for all fires, alarms, and motor vehicle collisions. In addition, it serves as an additional vehicle for all FAST (Firefighter Assist and Search Team) activations. It was fomerly 203.

242 is a 2013 Ford F-150. It is a support vehicle primarily used for manpower transport, traffic control, and transport to and from training. It contains a full compliment of communications and traffic control equipment.

261 is a 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe. It is the command vehicle used by the Fire Chief. 261 often responds directly to the scene of fires CHFD is dispatched to. It is equipped with communications, command, and accountability equipment and has lights and sirens hidden throughout the vehicle.

Truck 231 is the department's second-due apparatus for fire calls in the district. The truck is capable of seating five firefighters plus a driver.

244 is a 2020 Ford F-150. It is a support vehicle primarily used for manpower transport, traffic control, and transport to and from training. It contains a full compliment of communications and traffic control equipment.