In 1891, the city installed a modern water system, creating a gravity pressure system by building a water reservoir on the hill above Main Street. Judging by the mud in the photos, it was a success.
Man-drawn carts were capable of transporting 300 feet of hose, and water pressure increased in direct ratio to the number of people working the handles.
Firefighters on mark for the popular Fire Brigade races.
In 1970, the first ever Waitsburg Ambulance Service was created, funded by community donations and memorials. This non-profit corporation was fully funded within months, and the ambulance and crew made their first run on May 29, 1970.
Jim Callahan, long-time member and past Fire Chief.
Today, Station 21 has expanded to include four bays in addition to the original Fire Station structure.