SMFR Apparatus

AMBULANCE 1

Picture
Ambulance 1 is a 2016 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. A1 serves as the primary response ambulance for the department.

AMBULANCE 2

Picture
​Ambulance 2 is a 2013 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 primary response ambulance for the department.

CAR 10

Picture
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

Picture
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 was the first fire engine acquired by the department custom designed to fit our needs. It seats 8 and contains a full complement of vehicle stabilization equipment, sawzall, air packs, spare bottles, hand tools, ladders, an exhaust fan, wild-land equipment, and medical and spill response supplies. Engine 8 is primary for motor vehicle accidents and medical assists, and is second due    for fires, commercial and residential alarms.

ENGINE 9

Picture
​Engine 9 is a 2017 Emergency-One Pumper that features a Cummins Diesel engine, 1500 gpm Hale pump, and 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 9 is the first due engine for all fires, commercial and residential alarms.

MORE INFORMATION