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September 2, 2010, 12:34 pm
Sheridan Fire-Rescue
Contact Information:
151 South Scott Street
Corner of Scott Street and Wyoming Avenue
(South End of Fire Station)
Sheridan, WY 82801
(map it)

Phone:
307-674-7244

Hours:
7am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 4pm






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Sheridan Fire-Rescue Apparatus

 
 
 
 
Engine 1 is a 2008 Rosenbauer with a Spartan Metro Star 4x4 chassis. 
The engine is a Cummins ISL 425 hp with a Allison GenIV 3000
EVS transmission.  This vehicle has a Waterous 1500 gpm, FoamPro
2002 pump that holds 500 gallons of water, 20 gallons of Class A Foam,
and 30 gallons of Class B Foam. 
 
Other features include a 10 inch raised roof; seats 6 with 5 SCBA's;
Hart-A-Gen 6 kw generator; Command Light Knight 450 Light Tower;
ALS equipped with AED; Hurst Centaur hydraulic extrication tools;
MSA 5200 Thermal Image Camera; MSA four-gas monitoring detectors;
Radiological monitor equipment; Back-up Camera; Hydraulic Ladder
Rack; and a 150 ft Electric Cord Reel.
 
 
 
 
Engine 2 is a 2008 Rosenbauer with a Spartan Metro Star 4x2 chassis. 
The engine is a Cummins ISL 425 hp with an Allison GenIV 3000 EVS
transmission.  This vehicle has a Waterous 1500 gpm, FoamPro 2002
pump that holds 500 gallons of water, 20 gallons of Class A Foam; and
30 gallons of Class B Foam.
 
Other features include a 10 inch raised roof; seats 6 with 5 SCBA's;
Hart-A-Gen 6 kw Generator, Command Light Knight 450 Light Tower,
ALS equipped with AED; Hurst Centaur hydraulic extrication tools;
MSA 5200 Thermal Image Camera; MSA four-gas monitoring detectors;
Radiological monitor equipment; Back-up Camera; Hydraulic Ladder
Rack; and a 150 ft Electric Cord Reel.

 
 
 
Haz-Mat 1 (Hazardous materials) is a 1994 Utilimaster Special Services
Response Vehicle. 
 
Other features include various equipment for Haz-Mat detection and
monitoring; containment; mitigation; research; radiological monitoring
equipment; 7 High pressure SCBA; Spare High and Low Pressure
SCBA Bottles; Incident Command capabilities; Mobile Weather Station;
and a 6-kw Onan generator.
 
This vehicle is used for water, ice, and rope rescues and can be
used as a mobile command center during critical incidents.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
MS-221 is a 2008 MedTec Ambulance with a Ford F450 4x4
chassis.  This vehicle has a Powerstroke 6.4L Diesel engine.
 
Other features include an oversized patient compartment;
Advance Life Support (ALS) equipped; Medtronic 12-lead
monitor; Air-ride rear suspension; two Self-Contained Breathing
Apparatus (SCBA); and a Norcold refrigerator.

 
 
 
 
 
MS-222 is a 2008 MedTec Ambulance with a Ford F450 4x4
chassis.  The vehicle has a Powerstroke 6.4L Diesel.
 
Other features include an oversized patient compartment;
Advance Life Support (ALS) equipped; Medtronic 12-lead
monitor; Air-ride rear suspension; two Self-Contained
Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), and a Norcold refrigerator.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Engine 3 is a 2001 Ford 550 Extended Cab 4x4.  This vehicle
has a Honda 18 hp V-twin pump that holds 300 gallons of
water and 15 gallons of Class A Foam.
 
Other features include two 1 inch Booster Reels; Float-A-Pump;
two 1 1/2 inch handlines; Pulaski axes; McLeod fire tools;
shovels; Drip Torches; Chain Saw; and is Basic Life Support (BLS)
equipped.
 
This vehicle is used for wildland grass and brush fires.

 
 
 
 
 
Truck 1 is a 2001 Sutphen with a 75 ft Mini-Tower
chassis.  This engine is a Detroit Deisel 500 hp with an
Allison transmission.  This vehicle has a Waterous
1500 gpm Two-Stage pump that holds 500 gallons of water.
 
Other features include seats 6 with 5 SCBA's; ALS equipped;
Gen-Pro 8 kw generator; Confined Space and Rope Rescue
Equipment; 150 ft Electric Cord Reel; and On-Spot Automatic
Tire Chains.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Car 1 is a 2007 First Choice Ford Expedition 4x4.  This vehicle is a
command vehicle that is used by the Fire Chief.

 
 
 
 
 
Car 2 is a 2008 First Choice Ford Expedition 4x4. 
This vehicle is a command vehicle that is used by
the Division Chief of Operations.
 
Other features include a Wil-Burt Light
Tower, IC board, and SCBA.


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Latest News

(08/02/2010) : 2010 Scott's Firefighter Combat Challenge
Sheridan Firefighters Compete at the Scott's Firefighter Combat Challenge in Casper, Wyoming

(07/22/2010) : 2005 Liberty Court Structure Fire
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(07/21/2010) : Annual Testing of the Fire Engines
Sheridan Fire-Rescue Conducting Annual Testing of the 2008 Rosenbauer Fire Engines

(06/25/2010) : Fireworks Prohibited In The City of Sheridan
Reminder that fireworks are prohibited in the City of Sheridan

(06/23/2010) : Fire/EMS Safety, Health and Survival Week
Sheridan Fire-Rescue Department is participating in the 2010 Fire/EMS Safety, Health & Survival Week

(06/17/2010) : Railroad Crossings
Reminder To Use Caution When Driving Through Or Near Railroad Crossings

(06/17/2010) : Big and Little Goose Creeks Water Hazards
Reminder for Sheridan Residents To Use Extreme Caution In and Around the Areas Creeks and Streams

(05/20/2010) : Sheridan Fire-Rescue 2010 Service Survey
Sheridan Fire-Rescue Conducts Service Survey at 2010 Home Show

(05/18/2010) : 2010 National EMS Week
Sheridan Fire-Rescue EMS Open House

(04/27/2010) : Ice Rescue Training 2010
Sheridan Fire-Rescue's Annual Ice Rescue Training for 2010

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