Car 2-1 (sometimes called cartoon one) is the departments general transportation vehicle. It's normally used for non-emergency use. Car 2-1 was purchased by the Fayette Township Trustees through the Ohio State Surplus.

This truck has been outfitted with a mobile cascade unit which allows us to fill bottles for our breathing apparatus on scene saving time. The funding for the cascade system was provided through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program.

Engine 2-5, nicknamed "Brutus" because of it's size and in honor of the mascot of the Ohio State Buckeyes, is a 2006 Smeal on a custom Spartan Chassis. The truck was purchased new in 2007. Engine 2-5 responds first due to all fire emergencies in Fayette Township.

Engine is a 1989 E-One on a Ford Chassis. It was purchased in 1989 as a demo truck. In 2007 it was replaced by Engine 2-5 as the first due north of 52. Because 2-6 is still a solid truck we decided to keep it in station instead of selling it off. Most equipment has been removed from this truck but when other trucks are out of service 2-6 is restocked and placed in service.

Reserve Engine 2-6 is currently in service at station 2.

Engine 2-7 is a 1995 Pierce Custom, Dash Series. Engine 2-7 was purchased in response to the rapid growth in the southern part of Fayette Township. This truck was carefully spec'd to allow it to be used to respond as a "rescue" truck, aircraft response as well as to commercial fires. 2-7 was given a license plate that reads, "No Rest for the Wicked" after responding to nine working structure fires in three days in February of 1996.