What kinda apparatus do you guys run?

[Justin Gershon]

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[6873]

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[BayRidge60]

Well Justin...I'm just a short drive up the Northway in Queensbury (Warren Co.) My company is the Bay Ridge Vol. Fire Co. We run 2 Engines, 1 Engine/Rescue, 1 Tanker, 1 Brush Truck, and 1 Light Rescue (EMS). Take Care/Stay Safe.


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Glenn Ralston
Firefighter/EMT-D
Bay Ridge Fire-Rescue
byrdg60@netscape.net

[firecadetak]

Auke Bay/Lynn Canal Fire District is two station that has been consolidated to one district of Capital City Fire/Rescue in Juneau Alaska.

The Auke Bay Station has an engine, a utility truck.quick response vehicle, and a water rescue cataraft. The Lynn Canal Station has an engine and a 3500 gal water tender.

[ffkiwi]

hi Justin
I am a Member of the Marton Volunteer Fire Brigade, New Zealand Fire service.
We have the following appliances (apparatus).
- Mitsibishi 6/1 CAF pumper
- Volvo 6/3 pumper
- Ford "N" series Tanker
- International V8 Emergency Tender/ Pumper
(Used for MVA's and Serious fires)

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[ffkiwi]

If you would like to see more info on the New Zealand Fire Service and some of the brigades that make it up, go to...
www.firestation.org.nz


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We go in when others are getting out!

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[Firefighter194]

We operate out 5 stations and have 1 100' Ladder Tower, 1 135' Aerial, 9 Class A Pumpers, 2 Heavy Rescue Squads, 1 Air Unit, 1 Command Unit, 1 Mini Pumper, 8 ALS Ambulances, 5 Squad Trucks, 5 Chiefs Cars.

[FireOne]

All vol. department operating out of three stations. Five engines, four rescues, one brush truck, and one quint on order.
3 - Pierce
1- Alexis
1- Salisbury
2- E-one
1- Boyer
4- Home build
www.limestonefire.org

[esvfdfirefighter]

Operating out of 2 stations we run 3 engines, 2 tankers, 2 squads, 1 rescue, 1 brush truck...

1 E-ONE Engine
1 FMC Engine
1 Ford Engine
2 International Tankers
2 Chevy Squads
1 Dodge Powerwagon Brush Truck
1 Ford/Pierce Rescue


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[cfr3504]

Callands Volunteer Fire & Rescue, We run from one station with 1 Engine, 2 Tankers, 1 Mini-Pumper, 1 Walk-Around Medium Duty Rescue, & 2 Ambulances! For a more detailed listing, check out my post on the "Your Volunteer Dept" topic!

[TXFIRE6]

13 stations:

10 Engines
2 Quints
2 Aerials(trucks)
2 Rescues
3 Brush Trucks
1 Tanker
1 Boat(with truck to pull it)
2 Airport Crash Trucks
4 Chiefs

Also 4 reserve Engines,a van

The FD shop has 1 vehicle, and Fire Prevention has 5 cars and a large Arson Van.

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Any Opinion expressed, are my own, and do not reflect my Department...RB

[RS225]

Well the GILES COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD has 6 stations.


6 pumpers
5 brush
4 tankers
3 rescue

........fire fetish????.....damn right

[squirrel721]

Hollywood Vol Fire Dept

2 Engines
1 Pumper/Tanker
1 Rescue Squad
3 Brush units
1 Chiefs car

[mike021]

http://www.nfco1.freeservers.com

We run a Ladder, Engine and 2 ambulance. Check the web page for pics and info. Sign the book please!!

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This is your brain... Pierce
This is your Brain on drugs..... E-One
http://www.nfco1.freeservers.com

[flash32]

1. 1996 Ford E450 14' 5 man cab for
First Responder and Rescue Vehicle
2. 1982 IHC 1250GPM Darley Pumper by Welch
Fire Equipment
3. 1991 KME Renegade Pumper w/1250GPM Hale pump and 1000 gallon Poly Tank.
4. 1992 Dodge 3/4 ton 4x4 grass rig
5. 1999 Sterling Tanker w/3000 Welch tank, two 12" side dumps and one 12" rear dump
6. 1990 Ford L8000 Tanker w/3000 Welch tank, two 12" side dumps and one 12" rear dump

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Adam J. Dorn

These are my opinions and not of any group or org. that i belong to.

[Engine 101]

Well Monrovia
3 Engine's E-One
E-101, E-102, E-201
3 Paramedic Rescue Squads Ford and Hackney
Squad 101, 102 701
(Squad 102 doubles as our USAR Truck)
1 Truck LTI
Truck 102
1 Battalion Chief Chevy Suburban
Battalion 10
and the Fire Chief has a Ford Crown Victoria

[DFDco18]

1st Department:

Dayton Fire Department, Ohio
14 Stations
13 Engine Cos(majority are E-One)
6 Ladder Cos (including one mid-mount platform)
5 ALS Medics
4 BLS Ambulances
3 District Chiefs per duty day
2 Heavy Rescues, one w/pump
2 Fireboats
1 SCUBA Team
1 Foam Unit
1 Air Truck
1 Transport
1 Senior Paramedic
and a multitude of reserve equipment

2nd department
Central Joint Fire District, Ohio

Check out www.cjfd.org for info.


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DFD Company 18
"The Clubhouse"

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[LtStick]

Hi Justin. I run with Columbia Fire Co of Osceola Mills PA
We run;
1973 CF Mack/ Gruman- Engine/Rescue 1250 GPM pump, 600 gal. tank, 80 gal foam tank
1993 KME Engine 2000 gpm, 750 gal tank, 30 gal. foam tank
1982 CF Mack/ LTI 106 foot rear Mount Ladder Truck "Bulldog One"
1983 2 1/2 ton Brush Tanker 3 inch trash pump, 1,200 gal tank
1982 Chevy Blazer Utility
You can see pictures of them on our fire companies web site @ http://members.tripod.com/columbiafireco/

[Engine 33]

Ok out here
We have 4 RA'S Paramedic Rescue Ambulances
2 10OFT Tiller Trucks
9 Engine's
1 BC's

[Calvertvolunteer]

Calvert Company 1
North Beach, MD

2 Ambulances (Medtec and PL Custom)
2 Engines (Pierce)
1 95' Tower (Pierce)
1 Heavy Rescue (E-One)
1 Brush Truck (Chevy 3500)
1 Utility (Ford F-350)
2 Boats (Zodiac, and Boston Whaler)