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AMBULANCE 1

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Ambulance 1 is a 2013 Ford F-450 Super Duty with a Road Rescue box. It typically caries four crew members and is equipped with a Zoll X-Series cardiac monitor  and defibrillator, a Zoll AutoPulse CPR device, and is stocked with a full complement of BLS and ALS supplies for airway management, trauma management, and IV therapy. A1 serves as the primary response ambulance for the department

AMBULANCE 2

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A2 is a 2010 Ford F-450 Super Duty with a Road Rescue box. It typically carries four crew members and is equipped with a Zoll X-Series cardiac monitor  and defibrillator, a Zoll AutoPulse CPR device, and is stocked with a full complement of BLS  and ALS supplies for airway management, trauma management, and IV therapy. A2 serves as the secondary ambulance for the department.

CAR 10

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Car 10 is a 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty. It seats 5 and contains a selection of hand  tools,  medical  equipment, and  rehabilitation supplies.  Car 10 is used as a paramedic fly car and as a utility vehicle for transportation of  personnel and equipment to and from department functions.  Car 10 may also be used to transport additional manpower to emergency scenes.

ENGINE 8

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Engine 8 is a 2009 Sutphen Pumper that features a Cummins diesel engine, 1500 gpm Hale pump, 1000 gallon water tank, 30 gallon Class A foam system, Smart Power Systems hydraulic driven generator, and a stainless steel body. It seats 8 firefighters and contains a full complement of general firefighting tools, such  as a thermal imaging camera, air packs, spare bottles, hand tools, ladders, a positive pressure fan, wildland equipment, medical supplies, and spill response  supplies. Engine 8 is the first due engine for all fires, commercial and residential alarms.

ENGINE 9

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Engine 9 is a 2000 Emergency-One Pumper that features a Cummins Diesel engine, 1250 gpm Hale pump, and 1000 gallon water tank. It was the first new fire engine acquired by the department. It seats 8 and contains a full complement of vehicle stabilization equipment, sawzall, air packs, spare bottles, hand tools, ladders, an exhaust fan, wildland equipment, and medical and spill response supplies. Engine 9 is primary for motor vehicle accidents and medical assists, and is second due for fires, commercial and residential alarms.

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