| BLOUNTSTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT APPARATUS |
Blountstown Fire Department operates a fleet of four trucks. Two
Class A Engines, one Brush Truck and one Rescue Truck.
Class A Engines, one Brush Truck and one Rescue Truck.
Engine 7 is our First Out Engine. #7 is a 1994
Mack/Southern Coach 1000gpm pumper with a
1000 gallon poly tank.
Mack/Southern Coach 1000gpm pumper with a
1000 gallon poly tank.
Engine 6, a 1984 GMC/ E-One is our second out
engine. #6 Carries 1000 gallons of water and
has a 1000 gpm pump. *To be replaced in
October 2008*
engine. #6 Carries 1000 gallons of water and
has a 1000 gpm pump. *To be replaced in
October 2008*
Brush 8, a 1983 Chevrolet 1-1/4 ton 4X4, is
our primary brushfire truck. Equipped with
a skid unit on no-cost lease from Florida
Division of Forestry, it carries 200 gallons
of water, 10 gallons of Class A foam and
has a 20 hp Honda/Darley Davey Pump.
our primary brushfire truck. Equipped with
a skid unit on no-cost lease from Florida
Division of Forestry, it carries 200 gallons
of water, 10 gallons of Class A foam and
has a 20 hp Honda/Darley Davey Pump.
Click the RESCUE ONE logo to learn
more about the mission of the
Blountstown Fire Department
Special Operations Team.
more about the mission of the
Blountstown Fire Department
Special Operations Team.
Rescue One is a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado
with a custom fiberglass topper and an
Extendobed slide out. R1 carries a full
compliment of hydraulic and pneumatic
rescue tools . BFD utilizes American Rescue
Genesis brand hydraulics.
with a custom fiberglass topper and an
Extendobed slide out. R1 carries a full
compliment of hydraulic and pneumatic
rescue tools . BFD utilizes American Rescue
Genesis brand hydraulics.
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