McMahon Plant Fire Department

The McMahon Plant (also known as the Taylor Complex) is a natural gas fired co-generation processing plant near Taylor, British Columbia. The plant was opened in 1957 by Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd., a Canadian company founded in 1949 by Frank McMahon. In 1987, Westcoast Transmission Co. Ltd. was renamed Westcoast Energy Inc., and in 2002 Duke Energy of Charlotte, North Carolina, acquired the company in a deal worth US$3.5 billion. The natural gas pipeline business was later spun off as part of Spectra Energy, which merged with Enbridge in 2017.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in Imperial gallons.
===Fire Station===
:1983 Ford E-350 / ITB equipment van (Damaged 199? plant fire; rehabbed)
==Retired Apparatus==
:1984 Kenworth L700 tandem / Thibault aerial (1500/-/1000F/85' mid-mount ladder) (SN#T84-148) (Damaged 199? plant fire; rehabbed by Thibault)
:1962 Chevrolet Spartan / LaFrance industrial pumper w/CO2 bank (SN#B-2521) (Sold 1985 to Len Kohn Vermilion AB; sold October 25, 2021 $1105.00 estate sale)
Category:Industrial Fire Departments (British Columbia)
Category:Peace River Regional District
Category:British Columbia departments operating ITB apparatus
Category:Former operators of LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus