2000 GPM 2700 gallon tank

Engine 12-1-2 is a 2002 Rosenbauer with a Central States body. This apparatus has a 2000 gpm pump and carries 1000 gallons of water.The pump panel is enclosed and the cab has seating for six firefighters, a driver and an officer. The truck is equipped with CAFS Foam Pro system that has 40 gallons of Class A foam. There are five Viking ISI 4500 SCBA packs and a TNT extrication set of tools for auto rescues. 12-1-2 is our second out truck for all structure fires and first out for MVA's.

Tanker 12-2-2 is a 2006 Kenworth T300. This truck is equipped with a 500 gallon per minute portable pump and 2300 gallons of water. There is one portable-pond located on the truck, which holds 2500 gallons of water. This truck is used strictly as a tanker and has three ten inch Newton dumps located in the rear, and each side of the truck. This truck was purchased as a demo in November of 2007 from VRS of Clifton Park, NY. 12-2-2 is our third truck out for all structure fires and is utilized as our mutual aid tanker when called.

Rescue 12-3-1 is a 2021 Dodge Durango purchased newthis past year. Its main function is EMS calls. 12-3-1 is equipped with multiple EMS equipment such as oxygen, AED, and a suction machine. This vehicle is capable of carrying 4 members.

This vehicle was purchased used in 2021 from Bellow-Falls FD in Vermont. With the hard work of the members of the Perth Fire Company, a mobile cascade system that the fire company had in a previous apparatus was mounted as a cascade mobile filling system. This vehicle also has the rescue tool on board for MVA's.

Truck 12-4-1 is a 2008 Ford F350 4x4 four door. This vehicle was purchased with the funds secured with a FEMA Grant by the Fire Company. The main duty of this vehicle is for brush/grass fires and for fire police. The apparatus is capable of transporting 5 firefighters and is equipped with 500 GPM CET pump skid unit and 225 gallons of water. The truck has a removable front and rear mounted 8000 lb winch, carries 4 poly Indian Tanks and has a 200 ft. hose reel with an Akron Nozzle. During the winter months, the skid unit will be removed and a high style cap and a V-plow will be put on to help clear the station and driveways that may be impassible during alarms. These options were also part of the FEMA Grant.

75' Ladder with a 1500 GPM and 500 gallons of water.