Attack Engine 571: 2001 Rosenbauer.

⦁ 500 Gallon Tank
⦁ 1000 GPM
⦁ PTO Driven
⦁ 1000 Feet 5″ Supply Line
⦁ 3×200 Feet 1 3/4″ Crosslay
⦁ 200 Feet 2 1/2″ Attack Line

A fire engine, also known as a fire truck or fire apparatus, is a specially designed vehicle used for firefighting. Fire engines are often the first to arrive at a fire scene and are equipped to transport firefighters and water, as well as carry firefighting equipment. They can also be used for other purposes, such as wildfire suppression, aircraft rescue, and technical rescue.

Pumper Tanker 576: This is our 1999 Freightliner 4-guys FL112.

⦁ 10 speed manual transmission
⦁ 1500 gallon Tank
⦁ 1000 feet of 5″ Supply Line
⦁ 2 x 200 foot of 1 3/4″ crosslay
⦁ 200 feet 2 1/2″ crosslay

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) states that a pumper fire truck is “[a] fire apparatus with a permanently mounted fire pump of at least 750 gpm (3000 L/min) capacity, water tank and hose body whose primary purpose is to combat structural and associated fires

Brush Truck 578: This is our 2011 ford f550.

⦁ 230 Gallon capacity truck
⦁ 200 feet 1 3/4″ Attack Line
⦁ 200 foot booster line

A brush truck is a fire engine specifically designed to assist in fighting wildfires by transporting firefighters to the scene and providing them with access to the fire, along with water or other equipment.

Quick Response Service 5782: This is our 2012 F250.

⦁ 6.7 liter Powerstroke

Quick Response Service fire truck is a vehicle that carries equipment and emergency medical services (EMS) providers to respond to medical emergencies before an ambulance arrives. QRS units are certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Health and provide similar care to an ambulance, but do not transport patients.

Enclosed Tech Trailer.

Contains all WRER equipment such as our PFD’s, helmets, ropebags and sonar for Water Rescue

Rubber Boats.

We have two rubber boats designed for shallow and swift water rescue