FIRE APPARATUS
The Rialto Fire Department front-line apparatus, comprised of four fire engines and one ladder truck, is part of the City’s emergency response infrastructure and is positioned strategically throughout the service area.
The department also operates five reserve vehicles and two specialty vehicles. All apparatus is graded in the table below according to the American Public Works Association (APWA) Fleet Replacement Guide.
APPARATUS SCORING METRIC
Grading Score:
Points associated
with each.
Age:
Department's goal is
a 10-year average
Hours:
Total Engine runtime
during the lifespan.
Maintenance Percentage:
Repairs compared to
current market replacement
cost.
1 0-5 years 0-3,500 0-20%
2 6-10 years 3,501-6,500 21-35%
3 11-15 years 6,501-10,000 36-50%
4 >16 years >10,001 >51%
A
3-4 points
B
5-6 points
C
7-8 points
D
9-10 points
F
11-12 points
APPARATUS ANALYSIS
Vehicle Type Identifier Unit Year Age Hours Mileage Maintenance Grade Engine Reserve 203 F091 2004 22 21,970 152,480 33% F
Truck Reserve 203 F092 2004 22 16,442 157,953 49% F
Engine Reserve F093 2005 21 18,386 199,564 41% F
Engine Reserve F097 2006 20 22,116 227,030 38% F
Brush Front Line F0107 2007 19 4,500 40,394 10% D
Engine Reserve 204 F0108 2008 18 10,373 148,299 20% F
Engine
Front Line
204 F0126 2016 10 10,812 103,634 21% D
Engine
Front Line
202 F0127 2016 10 11,201 107,494 14% C
Truck
Front Line
203 F0132 2020 6 5,859 53,507 10% B
Engine
Front Line
201 F0143 2022 4 5,034 42,679 7% A
Engine
Front Line
205 F0144 2022 4 3,783 30,887 6% A