Kansas City area fire apparatus

[MFD76]

I wanted to post the entire fleet together so here they are.



I recent years Sugar Creek had gained recognition with Kansas City Headquartered Hallmark Cards introducing a Christmas ornament of their 1947 American LaFrance 700 Series. The ornament even replicates the Sugar Creek door decal.



Sugar Creek, Missouri population 3,700 is a small landlocked town on the Missouri River bordered by Independence, Missouri. It is a quiet small town that reminds one of the 1950's with old houses and well groomed sports fields and a flashing red stop light. Sugar Creek was home for many years to the Amoco Oil Refinery and tank farm. Currently the tank farm is all that is left in operation. When the refinery closed Amoco gave the two remaining fire apparatus to the City of Sugar Creek and they entered into an agreement for Sugar Creek to provide fire protection. Sugar Creek has two career firemen on duty each day and twenty part-time firemen from one fire house. Enjoy!!!







Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

Pumper 1

2000

#121490

E\-One Cyclone II Low Profile

1750/1000

Note: The old fire house had a very low bay door.











Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

Pumper 2 (Reserve)

1977

#9724-C

Ford C-8000/ Pierce Suburban

1000/1000











Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

Unit 10

1980

#ME-928

Duplex P-300/ National Foam/ Snorkel

1250/0/1000FB

54ft Squirt

EX: Sugar Creek, Missouri Amoco Oil Refinery Fire Department











Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

Rescue 1

2009

#N/A

Ford F-350/ Knaphide

0000/000









Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

Brush 1

1985

#N/A

Chevrolet

250/325

EX: US Military Pick-Up

Note: On loan by Missouri Department of Conversation











Private Owner

EX Sugar Creek, Missouri Fire Department

EX Pumper 1, EX Pumper 2

1964

#26417

Mack C Model Chassis # 1039

Type C125F

1250/500

Note: The old fire house had a very low bay door.