Complete Fire Protection Systems for Indigenous Communities

Available Fire Response Equipment
FireLine Quick Attack Type 6 Wildland Apparatus
First Response When It Matters Most
KEY FEATURES:
- 300-gallon water tank with 10-gallon foam system
- Honda-powered 240 GPM pump with pump-and-roll capability
- 150-foot electric booster reel with 1-inch hose
- Ford F-450 4x4 crew cab chassis for maximum mobility
- All-aluminum deck construction for durability
- NFPA 1906 compliant wildland firefighting apparatus
Built by Commercial Emergency Equipment - Canada's largest emergency equipment supplier with 75+ years of Canadian expertise
Pumper Trucks
Designed as the backbone of municipal and structural firefighting, pumper trucks are essential for delivering large volumes of water and carrying critical equipment.
We can source vehicles featuring high-capacity pumps, extensive hose beds, and storage for ladders, tools, and rescue gear, tailored to your operational needs.

Ladder (Aerial) Trucks
For communities with multi-story buildings or specialized rescue challenges, aerial trucks provide unmatched access and capabilities.
Featuring extending ladders or elevated platforms, these vehicles are crucial for high-angle rescue, elevated water streams, and providing safe access above the fire.

Water Support Tankers
Reliable Water Supply When Every Drop Counts
Purpose-built for sustained operations, our support tankers deliver non-potable or potable water where it’s needed most — whether for fire suppression, crew hydration, or emergency response.
Choose between 2800-gallon and 1600-gallon options, both engineered for remote, rugged environments and built for fast deployment.
KEY FEATURES:
- 1600 or 2800-gallon water capacity (potable and non-potable options)
- Pump and roll capability with electric start engine
- Heated cabinet and food-grade coating available for potable use
- Rapid side-dump valves and rear discharge ports
- Monitor and joystick control system (select models)
- DOT lighting and emergency vehicle compliance
Why Communities Choose Our Professional Fire Response Equipment Over Custom Builds
Speed When Lives Are at Stake
- Ready-to-deploy equipment available in 90 days vs. 18-24 months for custom builds
- Immediate protection for your community while custom orders are still being manufactured
- Proven designs tested in Canada's most demanding wildland environments
Professional-Grade Reliability
- NFPA 1906 certified professional-grade equipment
- Commercial Emergency Equipment: Canada's largest emergency equipment supplier with 350+ Canadian employees across 13 locations
- 75+ years of Canadian emergency equipment expertise
Complete Fire Protection System
- Initial attack vehicles for rapid first response
- Water supply tankers for sustained firefighting operations
- Potable water units for crew support and emergency needs
- Integrated foam systems for enhanced fire suppression capability

The First Nations Fire Protection Strategy 2023-2028 recognizes the critical need for modern fire protection equipment in Indigenous communities. We can assist with:
- Funding application preparation and grant program navigation
- Equipment specification compliance for government programs
- Budget 2024 allocation guidance for the $20.9 million First Nations fire protection fund
- Delivery timeline coordination to meet funding requirements
The True Cost of Waiting
Remote Indigenous communities are often the first to experience wildfire effects and must deal with the danger independently.
Custom fire trucks can take 18-24 months to deliver, making readily available equipment crucial for community safety.
Type 6 wildland fire trucks are specifically designed for rapid response in areas with limited access, such as narrow trails and dense vegetation.
Comprehensive Fire Response Package
- 1Complete operator training and certification
- 2NFPA-compliant maintenance documentation
- 3Comprehensive warranty coverage
- 424/7 emergency technical support
- 5Nationwide parts and service network access
Build Your Nation's Fire Resilience

This service is designed to strengthen your fire service from the ground up and support your efforts to secure critical funding. Our preparedness package includes:
- A comprehensive evaluation of your fire service's administration, operations, and infrastructure.
- Identifying service gaps in equipment, training, and overall preparedness.
- Assistance with funding applications for gear, vehicles, and infrastructure like fire halls.
- Ongoing support through quarterly or mid-year training, scenario simulations, and annual equipment inspections.
If you’re unsure where to start, book an evaluation to help you understand what your community needs to stay protected year-round.
Frequently Asked Questions
Type 6 trucks like our FireLine Quick Attack are designed for rapid initial response with 300-gallon capacity and pump-and-roll capability, perfect for remote communities where immediate action is critical.
Our FireLine series delivers in 90 days, compared to 18-24 months for custom builds, ensuring your community gets protection when you need it most.
Complete operator training, maintenance documentation, and 24/7 technical support access through Canada's largest emergency equipment service network.
We assist with First Nations Fire Protection Strategy funding applications and Budget 2024's $20.9 million allocation for Indigenous fire protection.
Yes, we offer flexible financing and can assist with grant application preparation and funding program navigation.
Comprehensive coverage including 1-year bumper-to-bumper, 3-year aluminum body, and 5-year powertrain warranties.
Our nationwide network includes mobile service units and emergency support across Canada through 13 locations.
Yes, we have experience working with Indigenous communities and can provide support in navigating funding applications. We understand securing funding is a critical step and offer assistance to help communities acquire essential equipment like fire response equipment.
We deliver trucks across Canada, including to remote and Northern Indigenous communities. We understand the logistical challenges involved and work with communities to arrange delivery effectively. Our trucks are equipped with features designed for the demands of remote operations.
Get Your Community Protected Now
- 1Schedule a Free Fire Protection Assessment
- 2Review Equipment Needs and Available Units
- 3Explore Funding and Financing Options
- 4Arrange Training and Delivery