The elevated tanks can be refilled during a shuttle operation at rates of 85 to 250 gpm. The department can respond on first attack with almost 7,000 gallons of water, not counting simultaneous response from adjacent departments. An all-out shuttle operation can deliver more than 30,000 gallons during the first hour of a fire suppression operation. The department uses a modern radio communication system. All firefighters carry voice pagers and are dispatched directly by 911 operators.
Company officers carry hand-held radios and each piece of apparatus has a radio.
There is one common radio frequency for use of all fire departments in rural Oktibbeha County. There are three repeater stations around the county. The pumper is a 1996 Ford F800 with a 1,000 gpm top-mount pump and a 1,250 gallon tank. It has a two-man cab and a full complement of mounted work lights, ladders, hose and other equipment, including six SCBAs with six spare cylinders. A and B firefighting foam with a preconnected line and appropriate nozzle for each type.