| APPARATUS 1970'S TO 1990'S |
| Delivered in 1970 this 1969 International/John Bean incorporated a 1000 G.P.M. pump and a 600 gallon water tank. |
| Engine 531 a 1972 Ford / John Bean carried 500 gallons of water and had a 1000 G.P.M. pump. |
| Rescue 534 was used by personnel to respond to rescue calls. This 1974 GMC was custom built by Veto Enterprises of Joliet. |
| Tanker 527 was a 1975 F.M.C. built on a International-Harvester chassis. It carried 1500 gallons of water and had a 350 G.P.M. pump. |
| Delivered in May 1976 this Pierce / Hendrickson Telesquirt had 500 gallon water tank and a 1250 G.P.M. pump. Receiving the keys from District President Leonard Crowder is Chief Klint |
| Brush 528 was built up by department members using a existing F.M.C. skid mounted drop-in unit with a 10 G.P.M. pump and 100 gallon water tank mounted on a 1979 Ford chassis. |
| A 1979 G.M.C., 588 was used to answer rescue calls from station one and was also used as a multi-purpose transportation vehicle. |
| Delivered in March of 1982 this Peter Pirsch engine built on a 1981 Hendrickson chassis carried 600 gallons of water and had a 1250 G.P.M. pump. |
| Tanker 537 was built on a 1979 G.M.C. chassis by W.S. Darley in 1983. It carried 1500 gallons of water and had a 350 G.P.M. pump. |
| Squad 536 was a Stahl body mounted on a 1980 G.M.C. chassis. It housed a 7500 watt generator, tools and a Amkus rescue tool for auto extrication. |
| Rescue 524 was built on a 1983 G.M.C. chassis by Monroe Truck and Body Co. of Joliet. It responded to rescue calls from station two. |
| Tanker 517 was built on a 1987 Ford chassis by W.S. Darley Co. of Melrose Park Il. It carries 1500 gallons of water and has a 350 G.P.M. pump. It was delivered to the department on Feb. 23, 1988 and is still in service today at station one. |
| Engine 521 was a 1986 Ford / Darley with a 750 gallon water tank and a 1250 G.P.M. pump. It was donated to the WILCO career center 12/21/2006. |
| Engine 531 is a 1989 Ford / Darley with a 1250 G.P.M. pump and a 750 gallon water tank. This apparatus is still in service operating as engine 511 out of station one. |