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Description
This station is the “Headquarters” for the District as the administration offices are located on the same property in a house just to the South of the Station. Station 22 houses six apparatus and is staffed by four firefighters/EMTs and a Battalion Chief. Battalion 22 is also housed at the administration building. Station 22 covers a suburban area with some commercial and rural areas in Salt Creek and Polk Townships, as well as portions of Interstate 96, SR-37, SR-446, US-46. Station 22 is home to Engine 22, Rescue 22, Tanker 22, Brush 22, Squad 22, and Battalion 22.

Engine 22: (1000gpm/1500gal) This unit responds first due for most fire calls. In addition to firefighting equipment, E22 carries a set of extrication tools and a 10kw hydraulic generator. E22 has a twin at E21.

Rescue 22: (1500gpm/700gal/30gal ) R22 responds first-due for accidents and rescue calls from busy Station 22. This apparatus carries a full set of battery extrication tools, a full set of rescue struts, rope rescue gear and and inflatable banana boat.

Tanker 221000gpm/2000gal) Tanker 22 responds first out to all fire calls in non hydranted areas. This rig includes a 10kw hydraulic generator, LED compartment lights, an EMS comp in the cab, a back-up camera and ladders through the tank.

Brush 22: (250gpm/300gal) Brush 22 if first out on brush fires from station 22.

Squad 22: Squad 22 is first-due for medical calls from Station 22. This unique vehicle includes a brow light, a light bar and winch in the front bumper guard and a Nightscan light tower.

Battalion 22: This unit serves as the battalion chief for the east side of the county.

Description
This station is the “Headquarters” for the District as the administration offices are located on the same property in a house just to the South of the Station. Station 22 houses six apparatus and is staffed by four firefighters/EMTs and a Battalion Chief. Battalion 22 is also housed at the administration building. Station 22 covers a suburban area with some commercial and rural areas in Salt Creek and Polk Townships, as well as portions of Interstate 96, SR-37, SR-446, US-46. Station 22 is home to Engine 22, Rescue 22, Tanker 22, Brush 22, Squad 22, and Battalion 22.

Engine 22: (1000gpm/1500gal) This unit responds first due for most fire calls. In addition to firefighting equipment, E22 carries a set of extrication tools and a 10kw hydraulic generator. E22 has a twin at E21.

Rescue 22: (1500gpm/700gal/30gal ) R22 responds first-due for accidents and rescue calls from busy Station 22. This apparatus carries a full set of battery extrication tools, a full set of rescue struts, rope rescue gear and and inflatable banana boat.

Tanker 221000gpm/2000gal) Tanker 22 responds first out to all fire calls in non hydranted areas. This rig includes a 10kw hydraulic generator, LED compartment lights, an EMS comp in the cab, a back-up camera and ladders through the tank.

Brush 22: (250gpm/300gal) Brush 22 if first out on brush fires from station 22.

Squad 22: Squad 22 is first-due for medical calls from Station 22. This unique vehicle includes a brow light, a light bar and winch in the front bumper guard and a Nightscan light tower.

Battalion 22: This unit serves as the battalion chief for the east side of the county.