Apparatus

Milford Community Fire Department maintains a modern, well-equipped fleet to serve our community around the clock. From first-out engines and advanced life support medic units to our historic 1945 Seagrave, every piece of apparatus reflects our commitment to readiness and service. Browse our current fleet below, along with our retired apparatus archive.

Medic 71 is a 2014 Horton on an International chassis. This unit is the first out ambulance for all medical emergencies. It has a full complement of Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support equipment. Medic 71 is always staffed by at least one Paramedic and one EMT-Basic.

2014 Horton Ambulance
Medic 71

Support 271 is a Generator and Lighting unit designed for regional response to large scale emergencies and/or disasters. This unit was funded through the Federal Urban Areas Security Initiative program, with funds allocated to the Southern Ohio, Southern Indiana, Northern Kentucky (SOSINK) region. It is a regional asset and could be called upon to respond to local, state, and federal level emergencies.

2014 Rosenbauer Support Unit
Support 271

Engine 71 is a 2012 Seagrave 2000gpm Pumper on a Marauder II chassis with a Matrix body. This unit serves as the first out engine for fire responses in the City. Equipment carried includes pumping and firefighting equipment, extrication equipment, basic life support equipment, and basic hazardous materials equipment including a 4 gas meter.

2012 Seagrave Engine

Medic 72 is a 2012 Horton on an International chassis. This unit is the second out ambulance for all medical emergencies. It has a full complement of Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support equipment. Medic 72 is always staffed by at least one Paramedic and one EMT-Basic.

2012 Horton Ambulance
Medic 72

Ladder 71 is a 2006 Seagrave 100' aerial with a Commander II chassis and Force body. The ladder has a tip load rating of 500lbs at 0° - 80°. Ladder 71 is the second unit out the door for most fire runs and carries most of our rescue and hazardous materials equipment.

2006 Seagrave Ladder
Ladder 71

Engine 72 was purchased in 2002 by MCFD. The truck was designed around an FDNY style pumper with modifications to meet our needs. It serves as the second out engine for structure related responses in the city. E72 responds second out for auto accidents. When MCFD is called upon for mutual aid with our neighbor departments this truck is the unit that responds.

2002 Seagrave Pumper
Engine 72

Retired Apparatus

Units 23 & 24 were Wheeled Coach ambulances on a Ford E450 Series chassis.

2006 Wheeled Coach Ambulances
Units 23 & 24

Unit 15 was a RoadRescue ambulance on an International Navistar 4600 chassis.

1994 RoadRescue Ambulance
Unit 15

This unit served as Engine 71 from 1993 through the last part of 2011. Unit 14 was a 1250gpm pumper on a Commander chassis. It was based on an FDNY Squad concept.

This unit was sold to Terrace Park Fire Department in 2011 and is in service as Rescue 94.

1993 Seagrave Pumper
Unit 14

Unit 16 was a MedTec ambulance on a Ford E-Series van chassis. This unit was originally used and purchased by Milford - Miami Township EMS and was turned over to MCFD when MMTEMS was disbanded in 1994.

1991 MedTec Ambulance
Unit 16

Unit 12 served as Ladder 71 from 1988 through 2006. It was a 200lb tip ladder on a Commander chassis based around the concept of an FDNY truck.

Detroit Diesel 8V-92TA 445hp
Allison HT740 4spd automatic transmission
100ft 200# tip Ladder
Onan 7.5kw diesel generator

Currently this unit is in service at Deer Park Silverton Joint Fire District.

1988 Seagrave Ladder
Unit 12

Unit 11 served MCFD as a reserve engine through 2014. It was based on a Los Angeles style pumper, with an upgraded powertrain.

Detroit Diesel 8V-92TA 475hp
Allison HT740 4spd automatic transmission
Waterous 1500gpm two-stage pump

This unit was sold to and is in service currently for Stonelick Township Fire Department.

1985 Seagrave Pumper
Unit 11

Unit 9 was a 1978 Mack CF685F Pumper. This unit had a 1000gpm pump and 500gal stainless steel booster tank.

Mack Maxidyne inline 6 cylinder diesel
Allison HT740D automatic transmission

This unit was sold to Clinton South Joint Fire District in 2001.

1978 Mack Pumper
Unit 9

Unit 8 was a 1977 Grumman Rescue. This unit served as a Heavy Rescue and then an Air & Rehab unit. This unit is still in service with Miami Township Fire & EMS as a Support unit.

1977 Grumman Rescue

Unit 5 was a 1976 White FMC Pumper with a 1000gpm pump and 750gal booster tank

1976 White FMC Pumper
Unit 5

Unit 2 was a 1963 Pirsch Pumper. This unit had a 1250gpm pump and 500gal booster tank.

Waukesha 817cu in gasoline engine

Unit 2 was sold to Batavia Fire Department.

1963 Pirsch Pumper
Unit 2

Unit 10 was purchased in 1983 from Northern Hills Fire Department. It was a 1962 Pirsch Ladder on a GMC LA-7000 chassis. This unit had a 1000gpm Hale pump and 200 gallon booster tank.

GM 702cu in gasoline V-12
5sp manual transmission
75ft ladder
2500 watt generator

This unit was sold to Miami Township Central Fire Department in 1988.

1962 Pirsch Ladder
Unit 10

This unit was a 1959 Ford Pumper. It had a 750gpm front mount pump with 600gal booster tank.

It was sold in 1979 to the Wayne Township Volunteer Fireman Inc.

Apparatus

Medic 71 is a 2014 Horton on an International chassis. This unit is the first out ambulance for all medical emergencies. It has a full complement of Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support equipment. Medic 71 is always staffed by at least one Paramedic and one EMT-Basic.

2014 Horton Ambulance Medic 71

2014 Rosenbauer Support Unit Support 271

2012 Seagrave Engine

Medic 72 is a 2012 Horton on an International chassis. This unit is the second out ambulance for all medical emergencies. It has a full complement of Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support equipment. Medic 72 is always staffed by at least one Paramedic and one EMT-Basic.

2012 Horton Ambulance Medic 72

Ladder 71 is a 2006 Seagrave 100' aerial with a Commander II chassis and Force body. The ladder has a tip load rating of 500lbs at 0° - 80°. Ladder 71 is the second unit out the door for most fire runs and carries most of our rescue and hazardous materials equipment.

2006 Seagrave Ladder Ladder 71

2002 Seagrave Pumper Engine 72

Retired Apparatus

Units 23 & 24 were Wheeled Coach ambulances on a Ford E450 Series chassis.

2006 Wheeled Coach Ambulances Units 23 & 24

Unit 15 was a RoadRescue ambulance on an International Navistar 4600 chassis.

1994 RoadRescue Ambulance Unit 15

This unit served as Engine 71 from 1993 through the last part of 2011. Unit 14 was a 1250gpm pumper on a Commander chassis. It was based on an FDNY Squad concept. This unit was sold to Terrace Park Fire Department in 2011 and is in service as Rescue 94.

1993 Seagrave Pumper Unit 14

Unit 16 was a MedTec ambulance on a Ford E-Series van chassis. This unit was originally used and purchased by Milford - Miami Township EMS and was turned over to MCFD when MMTEMS was disbanded in 1994.

1991 MedTec Ambulance Unit 16

1988 Seagrave Ladder Unit 12

1985 Seagrave Pumper Unit 11

Unit 9 was a 1978 Mack CF685F Pumper. This unit had a 1000gpm pump and 500gal stainless steel booster tank. Mack Maxidyne inline 6 cylinder diesel Allison HT740D automatic transmission This unit was sold to Clinton South Joint Fire District in 2001.

1978 Mack Pumper Unit 9