Engine 501

• 2004 Pierce Enforcer Pumper
• 1500 gpm fire pump
• 750-gallon water tank
• ALS Medical Equipment
• Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS)
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Engine 502

• 2008 Pierce Arrow XT PUC
• 1500 gpm fire pump
• 750-gallon water tank
• ALS Medical Equipment
• Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS)
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Engine 503

• 2008 Pierce Arrow XT PUC
• 1500 gpm fire pump
• 750-gallon water tank
• ALS Medical Equipment
• Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS)
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Quint 505
1998 Pierce Lance Telesqurt Quint

• 1500 gpm fire pump
  
• 500-gallon water tank
  
• 65™ Aerial Device
• ALS Medical Equipment
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Truck 504

• 2008 Pierce Arrow XT
• 105’ Aerial Ladder
• 2000 gpm fire pump
• 500-gallon water tank
• ALS Medical Equipment
• Husky 12 Foam System
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Reserve Engine 508
1994 Pierce Dash Pumper

• 1250 gpm fire pump
• 500-gallon water tank

Reserve Engine 509
1998 Pierce Saber Pumper

• 1500 gpm fire pump
• 750-gallon water tank
• Compressed Air Foam System (CAFS)
• Extrication Equipment (Jaws of Life)

Medic Units
The Flower Mound Fire Department Staffs three fulltime ambulances; Medic 501, Medic 502, & Medic 503. The department also has one reserve ambulance, Medic 509.

Horton built Ford E450 Ambulance
Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU)

Brush 502
2006 Ford F550 4X4 Brush Truck

• 250-gallon water tank

Brush 504
2009 Ford F550 4x4 Brush Truck

• Paramedic Staffed
• ALS Medical Equipment
• 225-gallon water tank
• Class A Foam System

Tender 502
2004 Pierce Contender Water Tender

• 3000-gallon water tank
• 500 gpm fire pump
  
  Tender 502 is a 3000 gallon water Tender (tanker) built on a Pierce / International chassis. This vehicle is equipped to provide water in rural areas without hydrants, support hydrant fed areas, and provide water to areas with limited or no access to hydrants (example: Interstate 35 W). This vehicle is also equipped with a pump and hose and can be used as a quick attack engine.
  
  This unit was purchased utilizing grant funds awarded to the Town of Flower Mound by the Federal Emergency Management Agency Fire Act Program. This was a 70/30 matching grant, with FEMA providing funds for 70% of the vehicle and the Town providing 30% of the cost. Total cost of the unit with equipment was $213,000. It is also available for regional response via mutual aid agreements with Denton and Tarrant Counties.

Air 501
2005 Pierce Saber Contender Rescue

• 25 kw Hydraulic Generator
• 6000 watt telescoping light tower
• Mass Casualty Incident Vehicle (ability to treat 10 patients during a MCI)
• Ability to fill breathing air bottles for firefighting operations (8 bottle cascade system with 7.5 cfm compressor)
• Rehab for extended operations

HAZMAT 501
2004 Ford F350 Tow Vehicle
Denton County Hazardous Materials Response Vehicle

The Denton County Hazardous Materials Spill Trailer, operated by the Flower Mound Fire Department, is a cooperative effort between the Town and the Denton County Fire Chief’s Association. The DCFCA provided the trailer and initial equipment for use in the containment of hazardous materials spills. The Flower Mound Fire Department provides regional response of the trailer with on duty Hazardous Materials Technicians when requested. It is one of two in Denton County.

The tow vehicle for the HAZ-MAT trailer is a 2004 F 350 pick-up purchased by the Town of Flower Mound Fire Department utilizing grant funds from the United States Department of Homeland Security. These grant funds were made available to enhance the regional response capabilities to hazardous materials emergencies. Additional equipment for the trailer was also purchased utilizing Homeland Security Grant funds.

Utility 501
1995 Ford F350

• Fire Investigation Equipment

Utility 503
2007 Kubota four–wheel drive all terrain vehicle (ATV) equipped for fire fighting and EMS response. It is equipped with a 90 gallon water tank, fire pump and forestry hose lines. It is also equipped with ALS medical equipment and is designed to carry a stretcher when needed. This unit is used for rough terrain and areas otherwise inaccessible to vehicles. It is available for regional response. The vehicle, trailer and equipment were purchased with Community Grant Funds provided by CoServe Electric Co-Op.

Boat 265
2006 22’ Boston Whaler equipped for rescue and fire fighting, including a 500 gpm pump and monitor nozzle, sonar, medical and rescue equipment. This unit is operated as a joint Marine Safety Program between the Flower Mound Fire Department and the Flower Mound Police Department. The unit is housed and utilized at Grapevine Lake, but is available for regional response. This vessel was purchased with funds from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Staff Support
The Flower Mound Fire Department Staff responds to incidents that require additional command support.

• Aeromedical Landing Zones
• Structure Fires
• Rescues
• Mutual Aid

Battalion 501
The Battalion Chief coordinates shift staffing and acts as incident command on complex incidents. The Battalion Chief is based out of Fire Station One.