Oshkosh

	Fort Wayne Allen County Airport Authority The Public Safety Department at FWACAA is unique in Indiana. This department is cross-trained with a staff of Police/Firefighters. These officers rotate duties from Fire Suppression at the station below to security, EMS and safety at the main terminal. An EMS/Quick-response vehicle is parked at the main terminal while the Crash Rigs respond from their station off the runways. During all aircraft incidents, the department is assisted by the Indiana National Guard's Fire Suppression ARFF apparatus as well.
Public Safety Department Fire Station - Fort Wayne Airport
Airport 24 - 2002 Oshkosh T-1500 with Snozzle - 1,500gal/200foam/500lb Dry Chemical Crash 24 is the newest rig in the ARFF fleet
Airport 24 - 2002 Oshkosh T-1500 with Snozzle - 1,500gal/200foam/500lb Dry Chemical 24 has a pump that delivers 1000gpm through it's Snozzle brand elevating waterway. The rig also has a 325gpm bumper turret that assists with fire suppression.
Airport 4 - 1975 Oshkosh P4 - 1500gal Airport 4 and it's twin Airport 12 respond from the runway station. These reliable and durable rigs formerly served at the Crane Naval Base in southern Indiana before being refurbished and delivered here. These rigs are set to retire in late 2006 when they are replaced with a new Oshkosh Striker 1500.
	Indiana Air National Guard Crash Fire Rescue The 122nd Fighter Wing is located at the Fort Wayne/Allen County International Airport. This active guard division recently spent time in Iraq protecting our troops with their F-16 squadron. Their home airfield is protected by it's own Fire Department. Full-time Guard members specially trained in fire suppression help supplement their personnel. In addition, the ARFF co-responds with the Airport Fire Department for aircraft-related incidents.