Fictional Department History

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Former Tanker 3 reassigned to Reserve Tanker 2

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Brush 5 receives a 2015 Ford minipumper. Credits to Deviantart.

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Former Brush 5 is kept as the first reserve Brush Unit

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Brush 5

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Car 1, the Chief of Department, receives a 2015 Chev Tahoe. Credits to Deviantart.

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Car 4, the Platoon Chief, also receives a 2015 Chev Tahoe.

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As does Battalion 1

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Battalion 2

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And Battalion 3

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Former Battalion 1 car kept as a spare.

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And former Battalion 2 also kept as a spare

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In 2016 Engine 1 receives a new E\-One engine.

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Engine 1

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Former Engine 1 reassigned as Reserve Engine 14

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Engine 12 also receives a 2016 E\-One. Engine 12 is identified as part of the Technical Rescue Team of Special Operations Command

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Engine 12

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Former Engine 12 is sent to the Training Centre as Training Engine 1

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In 2016, several departments within Adanac County form a Urban Search and Rescue Task Force. Individual units are purchased by the departments for their own use, however, they must be made available for any county wide or provincial response. Part of the funding for these units is provided by the County and the Province.

USAR 12 runs this 2016 E\-One with a crane. It will respond as USAR 12 in the City of Wellington, but will be designated USAR 1A if the full team is activated. Credits to Deviantart.

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USAR 12

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Special Operations Command receives this 2016 Ford stake truck, used to haul various supplies to support rescue operations.