2025 Ford F550 / Braun Chief XL 4×4 Equipped for Advanced Life Support
Our fourth Braun Ambulance at Southwest Fire Department since 1996. Thank you to our trusted dealership, North Central Emergency Vehicles, for your outstanding customer service and friendship. Thank you to Braun Ambulances and their team for the time and effort spent on this build!
2017 Ford F450 / Braun Chief XL 4×4
Equipped for Advanced Life Support
1993 Ford F350 XL 4×4 grass rig. Carrying 150 gallons of water and is primarily used for any grass or wildland fires as well as any off-road incidents. It is equipped with various wildland firefighting tools and has the capability of seating three personnel.
1997 Ford F350 / Fyr-Tek 4×4 grass rig. Carrying 300 gallons of water and is primarily used for any grass or wildland fires as well as any off-road incidents. It is equipped with various wildland firefighting tools and has the capability of seating three personnel.
1993 Ford F350 XL 4×4 grass rig. Carrying 150 gallons of water and is primarily used for any grass or wildland fires as well as any off-road incidents. It is equipped with various wildland firefighting tools and has the capability of seating three personnel.
1996 Ford F350 XLT / Fyr-Tek 4×4 grass rig. Carrying 300 gallons of water and is primarily used for any grass or wildland fires as well as any off-road incidents. It is equipped with various wildland firefighting tools and has the capability of seating three personnel.
2025 E-ONE Typhoon Stainless Steel Engine
Carrying 1000 gallons and capable of pumping 1,500 gallons per minute. Responds to structure fires, vehicle accidents, and other specialized incidents. Capable of carrying 6 personnel.
2002 Freightliner FL80 / American LaFrance
1,000 gallons onboard and capable of pumping 1,250 gallons per minute. Responds to structure fires, vehicle accidents, and other specialized incidents.
Outfitted with extrication and stabilization equipment.
Capable of carrying 4 personnel.
1999 Freightliner American LaFrance / Toyne Carrying 750 gallons and capable of pumping 1,250 gallons per minute. Responds to structure fires, vehicle accidents, and other specialized incidents. Capable of carrying 6 personnel.
2001 International 4900 / Toyne
Carrying 3,000 gallons and capable of pumping 500 gallons per minute. Dump capabilities from both sides and rear. Also equipped with a 3,000 gallon drop tank often used in rural settings where hydrants are not available.
2001 International 4900 / Toyne
Carrying 3,000 gallons and capable of pumping 500 gallons per minute. Dump capabilities from both sides and rear. Also equipped with a 3,000 gallon drop tank often used in rural settings where hydrants are not available.
1999 Chevrolet 2500 Suburban 4×4
Used as a staff vehicle with a rear command workstation. Carries BLS EMS equipment.
Purchased new in August of 1998 by the Firefighters of Southwest Fire with Pickle Card Gaming Funds and donated to the Southwest Rural Fire District, saving the District approximately $37,000. (SW62 then renumbered to SW60)
1995 International 4800 DT 466 4×4 / Amtech Emergency Products Rescue Truck Uutfitted with extrication and vehicle stabilization tools that responds to all vehicle accidents, structure fires, and other specialized incidents. Outfitted with a cascade system used for refilling SCBA air bottles. Also carries miscellaneous technical rescue equipment.
Retired SW 11 was a 1999 Ford E450 / Braun 4×2 . It was decommissioned and sold privately to another fire department to be used as a second ambulance.
1997 Ford F350 / E-One 4×4
Refitted by Fyr-Tek to become the current SW 23.
*Utility box for sale. Accepting offiers. – Contact Adam at chief@swfire.org for details.
2010 International 4300-LP SBA Dura Star/Braun Super Chief Equipped for Advanced Life Support
*This unit is for sale and Accepting offers. Contact Adam at chief@swfire.org for details or visit this LINK
The departments first ambulance, Retired SW 12 was a 1996 Ford F350 XLT/Road Rescue 4×4 ambulance. In 2011 The box was sold for scrap, and the chassis repurposed for what today is known as SW 24.
2002 Freightliner FL80 / American LaFrance
Carried 750 gallons and was capable of pumping 1,250 gallons per minute. In 2021 it was sold to Basset Nebraska Fire Department where it remains in service.
