8701
8701 is our primary Type 1 structural engine. This 2008 Rosenbauer engine was purchased in 2008 through a voter approved levy. It is equipped with 1000 gallons of water and a 1250 gpm pump. 8701 serves as the first out unit on all structure fires in the district.
8711
This rescue is the newest in fleet that replaced an old ambulance and reserve engine. It serves as our primary Rescue and Wildland Urban Interface Engine. 8711 was put in service April 1, 2013. Williams Fire Rescue purchased it from Midwest Fire Equipment after approval of a levy. 8711 is a 2013 Freightliner equipped with medical/rescue equipment, extrication tools, 750 gallons of water, and a 750 gpm pump. This is a valuable resource to the department, and we are extremely grateful for the generous support of our community.
8741
8741 is a water tender purchased in 2011 after the district was awarded a FEMA grant. It is a 2012 Freightliner carrying 3000 gallons of water. It is also equipped with a 750 gpm pump and 2 crosslays giving it initial attack capabilities.
8761
Type 6 engine, purchased in 2020, 8761 is a Ford F450 equipped with a slide in unit that has an external pump and carries 300 gallons of water responding to grass and brush fires and to gain access where larger units are unable to travel.
8762
This Type 5 engine is our primary wildland unit. It is a 1995 GMC Top Kick that responds as the first out unit to grass and brush fires. 8762 is equipped with 500 gallons of water and a 250 gpm pump.
8763
This Type 3 engine is an old Forest Service engine purchased out of Klamath Falls in 2021. 8763 seats 5 and carries 700 gallons of water with a 500gpm pump. This engine is equipped with jump-seats that can hold SCBA packs making this unit capable of response to structure fires as well as its main intention of wildland fires.