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EFD FIRE APPARATUS
The Elizabethton Fire Department maintains and operates a frontline fleet of 4 Fire Engines, 1 Aerial Ladder Truck, and 1 Brush Truck. We also maintain 1-reserve Fire Engine in a state of readiness. We also still have the very first motorized Fire Apparatus ever purchased by the City of Elizabethton, a 1923 Ford Model-T, which is on display at Station 1 and can be seen every year driving downtown in the Annual Christmas Parade.
Brush-1 Brush-1 is a 2008 Ford F550, equipped with a 250 GPM pump and a 250 gallon water tank. Brush-1 is driven by the on-duty Battalion Chief and responds out of Station #1. |
Engine-4 E-4 is a 2000 International-Pierce Responder with a 1,250 GPM pump and a 1,000 gallon water tank. E-4 responds out of Station #3. |
Engine-5  E-5 is a 1993 Pierce Dash with a 1,000 GPM pump and a 750 gallon water tank. E-5 responds out of Station #1. |
Engine-6  E-6 is a 2004 Pierce Contender with a 1,250 GPM pump and a 1,000 gallon water tank. E-6 responds out of Station #2. |
| Engine-7  E-7 is a 2012 Pierce with a 1,250 GPM pump and a 1,000 gallon water tank. E-7 is driven by the on-duty Shift Sergeant and responds out of Station #1 |
Ladder-1  Ladder-1 is a 1998 Pierce Dash 75' Aerial Ladder Truck with a 1,500 GPM pump and a 500 gallon water tank. Ladder-1 Responds out of Station #3. |
Engine-3 E-3 is a 1997 International-Pierce Responder w/ a 1,250 GPM pump and a 1,000 gallon water tank. E-3 is housed at Station #2. |
T-Model  This is a 1923 Ford Model-T Chemical and Hose Truck. The "T-Model", as we call it, is on display at Station #1. |
Chief's Vehicle  |
Deputy Chief's Vehicle  |
Utility Vehicle |
Fire Marshall's Vehicle |
