Enforcer™ Pumper - Iowa City, IA

Take a walk around Iowa City Fire Department’s Enforcer® Pumper with Lieutenant Rick Childs. The blacked-out theme is new for the department and will improve durability of the truck and prevent corrosion in the future. Safety features include TAK-4® independent front suspension and a 360-degree camera, allowing the team to always see all sides of the truck. The truck is equipped with a 500-gallon tank, low hose bed and a sliding hose bed cover. The hatch compartments add additional storage allowing the department to shorten the overall length of the truck.
Chassis: Enforcer 60” Cab with 10” raised roof
Seating capacity: 5
Overall height: 10’ 1”
Overall length: 29’ 8.50”
GVW rating: 43,500 lb
Front axle: TAK-4 Independent Front Suspension, 19,500 lb
Rear axle: Meritor RS24-160, 24,000 lb
Engine: Cummins L9, 450 hp, 1250 torque
Safety: Side roll and frontal impact protection
Electrical: Command Zone™ Advanced Electronics System
BODY
Material: Aluminum
Shelving: Adjustable, up to 500 lb
Doors: Lap
Job Number: 34923
Dealership: Reliant Fire Apparatus, Inc.

[@itisjambo]

Whew Iowa City! That's a gorgeous design. I've never seen a blacked out FS Q before!!! I also loved seeing the roll bars inside the cab. Great work IA City and Pierce!

[@rmbuser]

Awesome Truck and I am glad to see it in Iowa City!!!

[@darrens.4322]

Great lighting package! Nice pumper.

[@NickSiani]

Beautiful! Please post more Quantum Pumpers!

[@freebird7719]

What a gorgeous truck and a great design!

[@cfol1382]

So much to love about this truck, great job with the specs. The black out looks so sharp. Great job

[@longviewstud26]

Great looking truck. Like how low the hose bed is.

[@artisticdriver4218]

Amen, Keep ‘Em Safe🎉

[@JakeW26]

Whoa that's one mean gritty looking rig

[@ComputerTech95]

Can't wait to join the team

[@harrisonschmidt7596]

Not many Rotoray lights in eastern Iowa. Beautiful truck ICFD!

[@jrstraight1818]

Sweet rig.

[@shaneb3073]

Nice looking engine Iowa City

[@Carterthielftw_]

now THIS is peak apparatus

[@colesigman286]

That’s a good Engine Iowa City

[@Absolute_Unit]

Beautiful engine !

[@Great-white-tiger-hunter]

Sweet truck

[@EDSB126]

Damn these new cab chassis keep Getting bigger and bigger it seems .

[@ChiefsFireman]

Amazing paint scheme, But Firetrucks SHOULD NOT have def systems on them. It is a huge hazard, and can cause major issues.

[@tjfs7417]

Agreed but it is required now. Thanks California for these issues.

[@ChiefsFireman]

@@tjfs7417 It's not smart, should be exempt. Case in point, your on a grass fire, and park your engine on the shoulder of the road, it goes into regen and the 1500 degree exhaust ignites the grass near the truck, now your trucks at risk of being on fire.. Same for brush trucks that are diesel, it puts them at risk of starting new fires in high brush.

[@kissfanbilly]

Love it. Lost count after 50 uhs though

[@BentheBowler]

What is going on in your city that you need to lock the DEF cap?

[@johnnysbricks483]

Why is this labeled as an Arrow XT on your website?

[@PierceMfg]

Hello. This apparatus is labeled as an Enforcer on our new deliveries page. www.piercemfg.com/customers/new-deliveries/iowa-city-fire-department-pumper-34923. Stay safe!

[@johnnysbricks483]

Not the new deliveries page, sorry about any confusion I might’ve caused.

[@PierceMfg]

@@johnnysbricks483 where on our website are you referencing?

[@weswagner3599]

Cool! Why the locking DEF?

[@tjfs7417]

I'm guessing that it adds a step (key) to avoid someone putting diesel into the DEF spot since they are co-located.

[@weswagner3599]

@@tjfs7417 that’s kinda what I figured but I wasn’t sure. Thank you!

[@gezortenplotz]

Nicer.