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Brad Steinweg has generously shared several photos of the Munster Fire Department's stations and equipment, as they are not yet available on the site. These images offer a great glimpse into the department's fleet and facilities.
This image shows the Munster Fire Department patch, highlighting the local identity and pride of the team.
This photo captures Munster Fire Station 2, offering a look at the facility where firefighters are stationed and ready to respond at a moment's notice.
Munster Engine 2223 is a 2012 custom fire engine built on a Spartan Metro Star Classic chassis. It features a 1,500-GPM pump and 750 gallons of water. This apparatus is essential for responding to a wide range of incidents in the community.
Truck 2221 is a 2001 American LaFrance Eagle equipped with a 2,000-GPM pump, 250 gallons of water, and a 100-foot LTI RM tower ladder. This aerial unit plays a crucial role in firefighting and rescue operations.
Engine 2224 is a 1998 HME Ahrens-Fox model with a 1,500-GPM pump and 700 gallons of water. Though older, it remains a reliable asset in the department’s arsenal.
This image showcases Munster Fire Station 3, another key location for emergency response in the area.
Munster Engine 2226 is a 2007 IHC 4300 4-door built by Custom Fire. It has a 1,500-GPM pump and 700 gallons of water, making it well-suited for various fire scenes.
Engine 2222 is a 2010 Custom Fire unit built on an IHC chassis. It includes a 1,500-GPM pump and 700 gallons of water, ensuring efficient fire suppression capabilities.
Munster 2245 is a 2008 Chevrolet Suburban, used for support and transport purposes within the department.
Engine 2225 is a 2007 American LaFrance Eagle with a 1,500-GPM pump and 750 gallons of water. This engine is a vital part of the department’s operational readiness.
Reserve Engine 2223 was a 1987 Mack MC/Boyer model with a 1,000-GPM pump and 500 gallons of water. While no longer active, it served the department for many years.