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DRAFT Comprehensive Fire Service Study MEDINA, MINNESOTA Matrix Consulting Group Page 80 City of Medina Fire Protection Apparatus Year Description Type Owner 2018 Toyne Type 1 Engine Long Lake Fire Department 2018 Midwest Water Tender Hamel Fire Department 2018 Chevrolet Silverado Utility Hamel Fire Department 2017 Pierce Rescue Loretto Fire Department 2017 Chevrolet Tahoe Utility Hamel Fire Department 2016 Rosenbauer Type 1 Engine Hamel Fire Department 2015 Chevrolet 1500 Utility Loretto Fire Department 2014 Chevrolet Suburban Utility Loretto Fire Department 2014 Ranger UTV Utility Hamel Fire Department 2013 Polaris Utility Long Lake Fire Department 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe Command Long Lake Fire Department 2012 Pierce Utility Loretto Fire Department 2012 Ford Explorer Command Long Lake Fire Department 2009 Freightliner/Midwest Water Tender Long Lake Fire Department 2008 Polaris Utility Loretto Fire Department 2008 Ford Rescue Hamel Fire Department 2007 Pierce Water Tender Hamel Fire Department 2006 Pierce Water Tender Loretto Fire Department 2006 Ford F250 Utility Loretto Fire Department 2006 Spartan Type 1 Engine Hamel Fire Department 2004 Kenworth/Pierce Type 1 Engine Long Lake Fire Department 2004 26 foot Watercraft Water Rescue Long Lake Fire Department 2003 International/Pierce Type 1 Engine Long Lake Fire Department 2003 Sterling Heavy Rescue Long Lake Fire Department 2003 Ford F550 Rescue/Type 6 Engine Long Lake Fire Department 2001 Sterling/Midwest Water Tender Long Lake Fire Department 2000 Pierce Type 1 Engine Loretto Fire Department 2000 Ford F250 Utility/Type 6 Engine Long Lake Fire Department 1998 Ford F350 Type 6 Engine/Utility Long Lake Fire Department 1996 Pierce Type 1 Engine Loretto Fire Department 1992 Ford F350 Type 6 Engine Loretto Fire Department 1988 Ford Utility Hamel Fire Department The list is shown in order of the newest apparatus first. Of the 32 vehicles listed, 13 are ten or less years old and 7 are between 11 and 15 years in age. With the newer apparatus, the replacement is not imminent and will allow the fire district to establish a replacement program and a capital improvement fund. The previous table outlined the apparatus available for a fire district. The next step would be to determine what is needed to provide service to the fire district. The table that follows provides summary of the type of apparatus and the number of each type.