How many support vehicles for you FD have?

While crusing the FD websites, I noticed that some companies have alot of support vehicles. One department only had 2 engines but 4 support vehicles, mostly chiefs and presidents sedans.
We have the state hazmat unit, a rescue 3 engines ambulance and field piece and only one support unit, a van. Are we doing something wrong? Should we get rid of a couple of engines and get a Tahoe or two....J/K

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSiwoKCiy-s
I was looking for the video were the chief pulls up to a fully involved car fire in the SUV

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Permalink Reply by mikem0034 on January 25, 2009 at 11:45pm
We have 2 support vehicles, the county which now controls all county owned vehicles ( pumpers, lad tkrs ect )
Permalink Reply by turk182 on January 26, 2009 at 12:20pm
We have 2 engines
1 tanker
1 brush

We use our brush truck as a support vehicle on incidents to haul manpower and lady power when needed.
Permalink Reply by Chuck Wright on January 26, 2009 at 1:11pm
our dept. has 1 engine 1200 gal.,1 engine/tanker combination 3500 gal.,tender 5000 gal.,moble air unit, 4 wildland pickups 250 gal.each

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