Wequetequock Volunteer Fire Department

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==Overview==
The Wequetequock (pronounced wickety-kwock) Volunteer Fire Department is one of four fire departments protecting the town of Stonington, Connecticut. Their response area includes residential areas, the busy US Route 1 & Interstate 95, rural areas, and farmland. Historically, the name "Wequetequock" is a Pequot word that means "land of the flying wood duck", hence why they have artwork of flying ducks on all of their apparatus.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Fire Station - 6 Farmholme Road, Stonington===
:T-31 (Engine 1) - 2007 KME Excel (1500/1000)
:T-32 (Engine 2) - 1995 KME Renegade (1500/1000/60B)
:T-33 (Engine 3) - 2013 KME Panther (1500/1000)
:T-34 (Engine 4) - 2001 KME Excel 6x4 (1250/2500)
==Retired Apparatus==
:1978 American LaFrance Century pumper (1250/1000) (Now privately owned in Maryland)
:1975 American LaFrance Pacemaker pumper (1250/1000)
:1964 International R-Series / Farrar pumper (750 front-mount/900)
: 1957 International R-Series / Farrar pumper (750 front-mount/800)
Category:New London County
Category:Connecticut departments operating KME apparatus
Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of Farrar apparatus