Built originally in 1984 by Pierce Manufacturing and re-Chassid locally in 1994, Engine 26-4 is designed to be used as a quick attack pumper on incidents involving motor vehicles, brush fires, and medical assist calls. The unit is equipped with a 300 GPM Waterous PTO driven pump, 250 gallons of water, 500 ft of 2" supply hose, two 1" attack lines, one 200 ft and one 300 ft, and 150 ft of 1" booster line. Equipment includes four SCBA with extra bottles, light-duty extrication equipment, standard fire fighting hand tools, complete BLS and ALS medical equipment including two backboards, an Automatic External Defibrillator (AED), complete drug box and Medical control radio. The chassis is a GMC K-30, 4 WD with a 454 HP fuel injected engine. The "mini-pumper" concept has been in use by The VFC of Halfway since 1976 with this being the third unit purchased.