Pumpers / Engines & Ladders
Main-Transit’s Pumper/Engines provide fire suppression and are typically the first-due apparatus at structure fires, vehicle fires, brush and rubbish fires etc. Ladder trucks provide elevated access to buildings for rescue, or search and rescue missions, as well as ventilation operations.
Engine #1
Pumper
Engine #2
Pumper
Engine #3
Pumper
Ladder #6
Ladder
Rescue Units
Specialized Rescue Vehicles equipped with tools geared towards stabilization and extrication tasks for motor vehicle collisions. This includes hydraulic tools and stabilization devices like struts, cribbing, airbags etc.
Rescue #4
rescue Unit
Rescue #5
rescue Unit
Rescue #7
rescue Unit
utv #4-1
rescue Unit
Support Vehicles
Utility Trucks and Command Vehicles assist incident management and support rescue tasks as needed. They transport essential command personnel, carry additional EMS equipment, extra air cylinders, fans, generators, rehab supplies, medical monitoring, traffic control, lighting towers, etc.
Utility #5-1
Support
Utility #7-1
Support
Car #9
Command/Support
Ceremonial Vehicles
Ceremonial Vehicles are specifically maintained and presented for official ceremonies such as parades, memorials community events and public celebrations. They serve as a symbol of the department’s history, tradition, pride and commitment to the community.
Engine #2 (1973)
ceremonial Pumper
Model-T (1930’s)
Ceremonial Pumper