Retired Rigs: Riley
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Former Command 51 - 2008 GMC K3500 Dualie
This apparatus is used a command/utility vehicle and to pull the mass casualty trailer.
Engine 51 - 1987 Chevy C0/FMC Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
Engine 51 - 1987 Chevy C0/FMC Pumper - 1000gpm/1000gal
Engine 52 - 1994 International/Pierce Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal
Engine 52 - 1994 International/Pierce Pumper - 1250gpm/1000gal
Rescue 54 - 1996 International/American Fire Rescue
This apparatus was sold in 2017 by the department. However, a light tower and the tools will be moved to a new apparatus.
Brush/Rescue 53 - 2003 GMC K3500/RPI - 250gpm/220gal Light Rescue
This multi-purpose rig was can respond as either a rescue or brush truck depending on the call.
Medic 42 - 2014 Ford E-450/PL Custom
On January 1, 2015, Riley, Honey Creek and Sugar Creek Townships began a joint agreement between the three townships and their trustees to provide 24/7/365 ALS transport protection to residents of the three townships. Medic 42 was originally a full-time ALS unit manned by Riley Fire paramedics and EMT's that was kept at Sugar Creek Township Station 42. Due to a lack of call volume, this rig was reassigned to Riley's fire station and is no longer manned full time. The second unit (Medic 92) remains at Honey Creek Township Station 92 and is manned 24/7/365. A great example of Townships coming together to provide the best services to their residents!
Medic 42 - 2014 Ford E-450/PL Custom
Medic 92 - 2015 Ford E-450/Crossroads Ambulance
On January 1, 2015, Riley, Honey Creek and Sugar Creek Townships began a joint agreement between the three townships and their trustees to provide 24/7/365 ALS transport protection to residents of the three townships. Medic 92 is manned 24/7 and responds first-due for all medical calls within the three townships. It continues to be housed at Honey Creek Fire Station 92.
Medic 92 - 2015 Ford E-450/Crossroads Ambulance