Station 50 Apparatus

Our Fleet OfVehicles

The Woodburn Fire Department consists of two stations that serve the southern Warren County area. We have four firetrucks, one rescue vehicle, one tanker truck, one 4×4 brush truck, and one 4×4 vehicle.

Brush 55

2008 Ford F-350 4×4/ Finley Fire Equip.

  • Responds from Station 1
  • 18 hp Hale pump
  • 250 gal. tank
  • 10 gal. foam
  • Wildland firefighting equipment

Car 51

2016 Chevrolet Tahoe 4×4

  • Chief's Vehicle
  • BLS medical bag and AED

Engine 52

2019 International 4400/ Pierce

  • Responds from station 2
  • 1500 GPM Waterous pump
  • 1000 gal. tank
  • 30 gal. foam tank
  • BLS medical bag and AED
  • TNT rescue extrication tools
  • Res-q-jack struts/ airbags/ cribbing
  • Ventilation chain saw
  • Positive pressure ventilation fan
  • TIC
  • Gas monitor

Engine 54

1990 International 4900/ Quality

  • Responds from Station 2
  • 1000 GPM Waterous pump
  • 1000 gal. tank
  • 20 gal. foam tank
  • BLS medical bag and AED
  • TNT rescue combi-tool
  • K-12 saw
  • TIC
  • Gas monitor

Engine 56

1996 International 4900/ E-One

  • Responds from Station 1
  • 1250 GPM Hale pump
  • 1000 gal. tank
  • 20 gal. foam tank
  • BLS medical bag and AED
  • TNT rescue combi-tool
  • Ventilation chain saw
  • Positive pressure ventilation fan
  • TIC
  • Gas monitors

Engine 58

2016 Kenworth T370 / Pierce

  • Responds from station 1
  • 1250 GPM Waterous pump
  • 1000 gal. tank
  • 20 gal. foam tank
  • BLS medical bag and AED
  • TNT rescue extrication tools
  • Res-q-jack struts/ airbags/ cribbing
  • K-12 rescue saw
  • Positive pressure ventilation fan
  • TIC
  • Gas monitor

Squad 55

2000 Chevrolet 3500 4×4

  • Responds from Station 2
  • 18 hp Darley pump
  • 250 gal. poly tank
  • 10 gal. foam tank
  • Wildland firefighting equipment

Tanker 53

2012 Peterbilt 337 / Osco

  • Responds from Station 1
  • 500 gpm Berkley transfer pump
  • 2000 gal. Poly Elliptical tank and body
  • 2100 gal. dump tank
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