Morris Fire Company (Connecticut)

==History==
The Morris Fire Company is the successor to the Morris Fire Department, a department that ceased to exist on July 1, 2018 after many years of operational strife with the Town of Morris. Morris FC ceased providing ambulance service in 2017.
==Overview==
Morris is a small, stereotypical New England farming town in Litchfield County, population 2,500, approximately 35 miles from Hartford, and 15 miles north of Waterbury. Litchfield Volunteer Ambulance staffs Car 10 at the Morris FC fire station.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station - 15 South Street===
:Engine 1 - 1984 International S / Continental / Gowans-Knight (1000 front mount/-/4000' LDH hose)
:Engine 3 - 1988 Kenworth W900 6x4 / FMC / 2020 Gowans-Knight refurb (1250/2600)
:Brush 4 - 2000 Ford F-550 4x4 / Gowans-Knight
:Engine 5 - 1992 Simon-Duplex D500 / Boardman / 2003 Gowans-Knight refurb (1500/1000)
:Rescue 6 - 1995 Kenworth T800 / PL Custom walk-in
:Antique - 195? Dodge Power Wagon mini-pumper
:2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4x4 utility
:2000 Airboat
:Polaris Ranger 4x4 UTV
:Rehab trailer
== Awaiting Delivery ==
* Engine 5 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (SN#39166)
==Retired Apparatus==
:2007 GMC C4500 / Life Line ambulance
:1986 Ford Econoline / Wheeled Coach ambulance
:1966 International V-Line / Hahn pumper (750/1000)
:1956 GMC / Gowans Knight pumper (250/1000)
==External Links==
*Morris Fire Company Facebook page
==Station Map==
Category:Litchfield County
Category:Departments operating Boardman apparatus
Category:Connecticut departments operating FMC / Bean apparatus
Category:Connecticut departments operating Gowans-Knight apparatus
Category:Former operators of Continental apparatus
Category:Former operators of Hahn apparatus