This weekend, Duvall Fire will place into service our newest response vehicle, a 4 wheel drive all terrain vehicle that we call “ATV-66.”
ATV-66, and the accompanying trailer, was provided at no cost to Duvall Fire by a First Responder Grant through the Department of Homeland Security.
ATV-66 will be used to carry firefighter/EMTs and first aid equipment in areas that are not accessible to full-size vehicles. In the past, Duvall Fire has responded to many medical emergencies in hard-to-reach places, including state-owned hunting lands and popular hiking and biking areas, like the Cherry Falls trail and Snoqualmie Valley Trail. ATV-66 may also be used for large events in McCormick Park that are difficult to access with full-size aid cars. When aid crews reach the patient, they can transport them on a stretcher to the nearest road using ATV-66. Having ATV-66 will reduce our response time in these areas, thus improving patient care.
ATV was built by Club Car and has the following features:
- Three cylinder Kubota diesel engine.
- Full time All Wheel Drive.
- Off road tires
- Seats for three people
- Stretcher for one patient.
- Rollover protection
- Tool box/storage.
- Canvas and vinyl side screens and windows.
- Siren and emergency strobe lights.
- Headlights.
Duvall Fire has been training our emergency responders for several weeks in the capabilities and safe use of ATV-66.
Please contact us at (425) 788-1625 if you have any questions about Duvall Fire or this new response vehicle.

