Liberty Fire Station 111

Station 111 is LTFD's newest station.  It was completed and first staffed on January of 2010.  It is currently staffed with 3 Full-Time Firefighters and 2 Part-Time Firefighters.  At least three are crossed trained as Paramedics with the remaining trained as EMT-Basics.  This station is staffed 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Engine 111

Engine 111 is a 2008 Sutphen pumper that is equipped with a Hale 1,500gpm pump, 750 gallon tank, over 1,000' of 5" supply line, various 2.5" and 1.75" pre-connected lines, ventilation fans/saws, and various hand tools.  This engine also carries a thermal imaging camera, multi-gas meter, and portable hydraulic generator with Hurst combi-tool.

M111

Medic 111 is a 2009 Horton ambulance based on a Chevrolet C4500 Chassis.  This unit, like all Liberty Township squads, is an ALS level unit.  This means it is alwas staffed with at least one paramedic on board.

Brush 111

Liberty E-1

Engine 1 is the township's antique fire truck. It is a 1953 GMC 450 built by Howe Fire Apparatus.  This was the townships first new fire truck ever purchased!

Old Station 111

Old Liberty Station 111 is located in the North-West quadrant of the township. It was Liberty's 1st firehouse built in 1955 with two bays. The station was renovated in 1969 to add three additional bays and a meeting room.