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Engine 13
Ladder 13
4337 Glenwood Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28208
Opened In: 1962
2013 Spartan/Smeal Pumper
2000 gallons per minute
500 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
Started service: Feb. 2014
2001 American LaFrance/
General Pumper
1500 gallons per minute
500 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
Ended service: Feb. 2014
Mack Telesquirt
1000 gallons per minute
300 gallon water tank
50’ aerial ladder
This apparatus went to Station 25 when Ladder 13 started service.
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Shane Nantz
2015 Spartan/Smeal Aerial
2000 gallons per minute
400 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
105’ aerial ladder
4 Hurst eDRAULIC Tools
Started service: April 25, 2016
2004 Spartan/Smeal Aerial
2000 gallons per minute
370 gallon water tank
30 gallon foam tank
105’ aerial ladder
3 Phoenix hydraulic tools
1 Hurst hydraulic tool
Ended service: April 25, 2016
1976 Seagrave Aerial Platform
1000 gallons per minute
200 gallon water tank
85’ LTI aerial ladder
Ex L-10
This is Ladder 13 first apparatus.
Photo provided by Batt. Chief Garry McCormick (ret.)
2018 Spartan/EVI Haz-Mat Response Unit
Started service: March 2019
This unit responds to major Haz-Mat incidents. This is a cross manned vehicle.
1997 Spartan/Saulsbury
Walk-In type Haz-Mat
Ended service: May 2018
This vehicle was cross manned by the crew on Engine 13.
2017 Chevrolet/Knapheide
Started service: May 3, 2018
This vehicle is used for minor Haz-Mat incidents, natural gas odors, gas line cuts, etc. This is a cross manned vehicle.
1997 Spartan/Saulsbury
Walk-Around type Haz-Mat
Ended service: May 3, 2018
This vehicle was cross manned by the crew on Ladder 13.
1986 Ford LN8000/SuperVac
Walk-In type Haz-Mat
Photo taken by Batt. Chief Garry McCormick (ret.)
GMC
Photo taken by Batt. Chief Garry McCormick (ret.)
“Flirtin’ with Disaster”
Engine 13
Ladder 13
Haz-Mat 1
Haz-Mat 2
Haz-Mat 13
Decon 1
