Luverne Fire Department (Minnesota)

==Overview==
The Luverne Fire Department protects the City of Luverne, as well as the surrounding areas. Luverne was formerly home to Luverne Fire Apparatus, a fire truck manufacturer that took it's name from the town, and operated their factory from 1903 until 1985; when they moved to Brandon, SD (and in later years, were acquired by Spartan). The town is currently home to another fire apparatus company though, Midwest Fire, which has been in business since 1987.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station - 213 East Lincoln Street===
:Ladder 3 - 2010 Spartan / Rosenbauer (2000/500/101' rear-mount platform) (Ex-?)
:Truck 100 (Chief) - 2017 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4
:Engine 101 - 2014 Spartan Metro Star / Toyne (1500/1000/30F)
:Engine 102 - 2019 Rosenbauer Commander (1250/750/20F)
:Tanker 102 - 1989 Ford L-8000 / Luverne / 2015 Heiman (300/1800) (Ex-Engine 101)
:Tanker 103 - 2010 Freightliner M2 106 / Midwest (500/3000) (SN#2149)
:Engine 104 - 2000 GMC C8500 / Luverne (1250/1000)
:Rescue 105 - 1994 Chevrolet Kodiak / Luverne walk-in
:Truck 109 - 201? Ford F-350 4x4
:Rescue trailer
==Retired Apparatus== 
:1997 Spartan Advantage "Big Easy" / Luverne pumper (1500/1000) (Ex-Engine 101)
:1989 Ford L-8000 / Luverne pumper (1250/1000) (Chassis reused for a tanker in 2015)
:1986 Duplex / Grumman aerial (1500/200/102' Aerialcat rear-mount platform) (Ex-Maple Grove Fire Department)
:198? Chevrolet K30 brush
:198? Chevrolet K30 utility
:198? GMC C7000 tanker
:1957 Seagrave aerial (-/-/85' mid-mount ladder) (Ex-Saint Paul Fire Department (Minnesota))
Category:Rock County, Minnesota
Category:Minnesota departments operating Midwest apparatus
Category:Minnesota departments operating Rosenbauer apparatus
Category:Minnesota departments operating Toyne apparatus
Category:Former operators of Grumman apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Minnesota departments operating Luverne apparatus
Category:Departments operating Heiman apparatus