Apparatus and Trucks

Who doesn’t love fire trucks? The current Department fleet includes 3 pumpers, 1 tanker, a light rescue truck, 2 ambulances and a Suburban rescue/crew transport unit.

May contain: machine, wheel, bumper, transportation, and vehicle

Engine 921

Engine 921: 2000 E-One; International 4900 4WD; 1250 GPM pump/1000 Gal. tank; Purchased in 2002 with USDA/DOLA funds/RFPD match

May contain: clothing, shorts, person, transportation, and vehicle

Engine 923

Engine 923: 1986 4×4 Spartan Pumper; 1250 GPM/1000 Gal. Tank (Purchased in 2017 from Telluride FPD)

May contain: people, person, helmet, face, and head

Rescue 924

Rescue 924: 1991 GMC 3500 4WD; 150 GPM skid unit w/ 200 Gal. tank; Purchased in 1991 with CDPHE funds

Command 925

Command 925: 1995 Chevrolet 3500 4WD: Type 1 ambulance; purchased in 1995 with CDPHE funds, now converted to a SAR unit. Rescue 926: 2002 Chevrolet Suburban 2500 4WD: Rescue/SAR; Purchased in 2002 with CDPHE funds/RFPD match.

May contain: transportation, truck, vehicle, machine, and wheel

Tanker 927

Tanker 927: 1992 Ford L8000 2WD; 500 GPM pump/ 1500 Gal. tank – Purchased in 2013 with Rico Center funds

May contain: person, adult, female, woman, male, man, transportation, vehicle, people, clothing, jeans, pants, and truck

Rescue 925

The new Rico Ambulance “Rescue 925” rides a 2017 Ford F-350 chassis featuring a safety concept design – including 4-point harnesses, a liquid-spring suspension and a FLIR camera to avoid surprises during night transports. The purchase of this custom unit "Rescue 925" was funded through: CDPHE; Dolores County; RFPD; Rico resident Michael Halcoussis; SWRETAC and the Rico Center.

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