South Tongass Volunteer Fire Department

E-ONE | HP75 Aerial

Department Overview

South Tongass Volunteer Fire Department, near Ketchikan, Alaska, serves an island-based, remote population of about 2,500 residents spread across rugged coastline and forest. The district operates in challenging weather and terrain conditions with volunteer staffing and limited access infrastructure.

Community & Response

Built for the harsh coastal and mountainous conditions of Southeast Alaska, this quint enables aerial firefighting, water flow, and rescue operations in one platform. Delivered in just 10 months, it drastically enhances South Tongass’ multi-mission capabilities.

South Tongass Volunteer Fire aerial8

E-ONE | HP75 Aerial

  • TYPHOON
  • CUMMINS X12
  • HALE 2,000 GPM
  • 470-GAL WATER / 30-GAL FOAM
  • LENGTH: 37′ 1″ OVERALL; 210″ WHEELBASE
  • G4 ELECTRONIC STABILITY CONTROL
  • 75′ ALUMINUM LADDER WITH PINNABLE WATERWAY
  • SEATS 6
  • ON-SPOT CHAINS FOR WINTER TRACTION
  • 3/16″ ALUMINUM WITH LADDER AND BACKBOARD STORAGE
  • HYDRAULIC HEATER AND PUMP COMPARTMENT HEATING
  • 35′, 24′, 16′, 12′, AND 10′ COMPLEMENT