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Fire Engine Information City of Thornton Fire Engine 71 2001 American La France This engine was built entirely by Freightliner/American La France. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and Insurance Service Organization (ISO) require the fire department to carry a specific complement of firefighting equipment. The equipment is carried in the body of the engine. At every emergency scene, many tools are needed. The Thornton Firefighters use axes, halligans, pike poles, and sledgehammers to gain access to buildings and rescue potentially trapped victims. The chain saw and demolition saws are used to ventilate the hot smoke and gases from the structure. A large fan called a smoke ejector pushes the poisonous smoke and gases out of the roof openings creating a safe environment for victims and firefighters.

City of Thornton Fire Engine 72 2007 Spartan Smeal This engine is a twin to Engine 73 and like all Thornton engines carries the same basic complement of equipment. The hose is carried in several places on the engine. The front bumper has a car fire line that allows safe placement of the unit to protect firefighters from traffic while deploying the hose quickly. The 1 ¾ fire attack hoses come from the center area of the truck known as the pump panel and are used to fight structure fires. These hoses are 200 long and allow the Thornton Firefighters to make a quick and aggressive attack from inside a structure. The hose bed in the rear carries the 5 supply hose and additional 2 1/2 hose to support fire sprinkler systems and commercial standpipes.

City of Thornton Fire Engine 73 2009 Spartan Smeal This engine was specifically designed to meet the needs of the Thornton citizens. Water for firefighting is delivered from a 750-gallon tank through a 1500-gallon per minute pump. Other engine companies hook up a supply hose from fire hydrants when the need for more water is determined. This engine, along with all other engines in the City, is staffed with at least one paramedic and the same life saving equipment as an ambulance. This feature allows the Fire Department to deliver advanced life support to all portions of the City. Advanced Life Support includes the ability to read EKGs, provide emergency drug therapy, and to provide endotracheal intubation, which is used for airway management.

City of Thornton Truck 74 2004 Spartan Smeal 75 Aerial The truck is equipped with a 75-foot aerial device, ground ladders, fire pump, water tank, and fire hoses; thus, it is classified as a "Quint." Having the aerial equipped with a pump allows the department the flexibility to use the apparatus as a either a truck company, engine company, or both. By design, the aerial apparatus offers several options not available to engine companies; for instance, they offer access to roofs and upper floors out of the reach of ground ladders; and they provide a means of delivering fire attack streams where standpipe systems might not be available. When operating as a truck company the personnel assigned perform a wide variety of duties including forcible entry, occupant search and rescue, aerial and ground ladder placement, ventilation, and salvage.

City of Thornton Fire Engine 75 2002 Spartan Smeal This fire engine covers the northern most portions of the City and is housed at Thornton s newest station at 140th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard. Engine 75 covers the largest retail center in the City along with several major highways. On any given day this unit could be called to a motor vehicle accident requiring the Thornton Firefighters to perform extrication of trapped vehicle occupants. The tool used to accomplish this task is known as the Jaws of Life. After access to the vehicle is gained, Fire Department Paramedics stabilize and remove the victims. Medical treatment is continued during transport to area hospitals by ground ambulance or helicopter.

City of Thornton Medic Units 2008 International/Taylor Made The City of Thornton has 3 Operational Medic Units in the City. These Units are staffed with ALS personnel and are used to transport sick and injured people to area hospitals. They carry the latest equipment used in the field of Emergency Medicine. The equipment includes; Cardiac Monitors, Massiomo Carbon Monoxide monitors, Pulse Oximetry monitors and a variety of medications for treating sick and injured people.

City of Thornton Attack 70 2009 Ford/Custom Fabrication and Body (CFB) This Mini Pumper is used to extinguish weed fires in the City. It is also called an Attack Unit. The Attack can be taken off road and through open space trails and parks. The Attack is more maneuverable and carries a special variety of hose to provide quick access to weed fires. This unit also carries shovels, picks and portable extinguishing backpacks.

City of Thornton Battalion 71 2008 Chevy Suburban The Battalion Chief responds to emergency scenes in this unit. The "Incident Command System" is used on every incident and a large part of that is the personnel accountability system. The Command car carries the supplies to account for fire personnel. The Battalion Chief also carries detectors used to monitor air quality in the event of a hazardous material incident spill or a confined space rescue.

City of Thornton Utility 70 2002 GMC The Utility is assigned to Station 5 to transport Specialty Equipment to emergency scenes. Its main purpose is to pull the Tech Rescue Trailer and Water Rescue Boat. It is a four-wheel drive and can be used to transport crew members off road and during winter weather emergencies.

City of Thornton Boat 70 2006 Zodiac The Zodiac Boat is assigned as part of the Technical Rescue compliment of equipment that is housed at Station 5. The boat can be used in lakes and the Platte River. Technical Rescue members are highly trained and proficient maneuvering the boat in both types of water environment. In addition, the hull can be deflated and the boat can be used for Ice Rescue.

City of Thornton Tech Rescue Trailer 2006 Utility Trailer The City of Thornton Fire Department is part of the North Area Technical Rescue Team. The team can operate for twelve unsupported hours in the event of a natural disaster, building collapse or trench rescue. The Technical Rescue Trailer stores and transports a variety of specialty equipment for these events.