Equipment
Squad 91
Squad 911 is a 1994 Ferrera/HME Rescue Pumper. It has a 1500-gallon two-stage pump, 500-gallon water tank, and a 30-gallon around the pump foam tank. 911 is our first out engine on all in-town boxes. It is equipped with 1000' of 4" hose, 300' of 3" pre-connected, 250' of 3" non-pre-connected, a 200' 2½" crosslay, two 200' 1¾" crosslays, and 100' of 1¾" hose off the front bumper. It is also equipped as a light rescue company, carrying 1 AMKUS 36" spreader, 1 AMKUS "O" cutter, a set of 3 AMKUS rams, and set of paratech air bags.
Engine 91
Engine 91 is a 1977 American LaFrance with a 1500 gpm pumper that seats 4. It is used primarily as a water supply engine, has a 500 gallon water tank, and 1000' feet of 4" supply line.
Quint 91
Quint 91 is a 1999 American LaFrance/Ariel Innovations 75' quint. It was placed in service in August of 1999 and has already proven its value for maneuverability and versatility on the fire ground. It has a 1500 gpm Hale pump, 400 gallon water tank, 2 - 200' 1¾" crosslays, 1 - 2½" crosslay, carries 700' of 4", 200' of 3" pre-connect, 150' of 2½" pre-connect off the rear, and carries a full NFPA compliment of ground ladders, with seating for six personnel.
Command 910
Command 910 is a 2005 Ford Excursion, set up to use as the command post for any incident. It features multiple-frequency radios to cover the different frequencies used by other branches of the emergency services. It also carries Self Contained Breathing Apparatus, forcible entry tools, and fire extinguishers. This vehicle is used primarily by by the designated Duty Officer.