Engine 43-1 is a 1977 CF Mack with a 1000 gallon per minute duel stage pump and seating for 7 (SCBA for 6). The engine was refurbished in 1996. SCBA available with 25 feet of webbing for each firefighter aboard. Engine 43-1 is equipped with 1200 feet of 4" supply line, hard suction tube, HAZMAT supplies, various ground ladders, scene lighting, brush fire equipment, bladder bags, various hand tools and is also equipped with Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) equipment, Engine 43-1 is second out on all structure fire incidents where hydrants are available and first out on brush fires and stand-by assignments. Engine 43-1 is due on RIC assignments county wide.

 

Engine 43-2 is a 2000 Spartan/4 Guys Pumper with a 1750 gallon per minute pump, 1000 feet of 5" supply line and a 10kw hydraulic generator. Engine 43-2 has a 10 man cab (7 SCBA) with 25 feet of webbing available for each firefighter aboard. Thermal Imager, BLS jumpbag, various hand tools, ventalation equipment, class A foam, gas detector, scene lighting, various ladders, hard suction tube, and HAZMAT supplies are available on Engine 43-2. Engine 43-2 is first due engine for all structure fire and vehicle accident incidents within our coverage area. Engine 43-2 is also due on medical helicoptor landing zones (equipped with portable rotationg LED's).

 

Tanker 43-3 is a 1986 Mack tanker with a 1500 gallon per minute pump and a 3000 gallon tank. The tanker carries 800 feet of 4" supply line, HAZMAT supplies, various hand tools and is equipped as a class A pumper. Seating for 2 (SCBA for 3). Tanker 43-3 is second out for structure fires and brush fires where hydrants are not available.

 

Truck 43-4 is a 1975 CF Mack 100' ladder truck with seating for 7 (SCBA for 6). SCBA is equipped with 25 feet of webbing. The Truck is equipped with numerous ground ladders, Rapid Intervention Crew (RIC) equipment, ventalation saw, various hand tools, generator, scene lighting, chimney chains, overhaul equipment, rope bags, stokes basket, and backboad. Truck 43-4 carries a mater stream which hooks to the tip of the ladder for master stream operations. Truck 43-4 is due on all structure fire assignments within our coverage area.

 

Squad 43-5 is a 1998 GMC Suburban with seating capacity for 8. Its primary use is for the transport of manpower and traffic control duties. The squad is also used for 4-wheel drive and medic assists. Squad 43-5 is equipped with bolt cutters, sump pump, and traffic control equipment.

 

Rescue 43-6 is a 2007 Spartan/4Guys Rescue with seating for 10 (SCBA for 7). The Rescue is equipped with a 6 bottle high pressure cascade system. In conjuntion with the cascade system, the Rescue is equipped with a 60 Gallon Compressed Air Foam System with a hoseline off each side of the apparatus. Two Amkus electric power units are mounted on the appartus to allow the operation of four 150' hose reels to equip the apparatus with an Amkus spreader and cutter off each side. Additional equipment on the Rescue includes a 20' 6 head 120V light tower, 2-120V brow lights, additional scene lighting, thermal imager camera, MSA four gas meter, Junkyard Dog stabilizers, PARATECH rescue struts, highlift jacks, various cribbing, various hand tools, HAZMAT supplies including oil dry hopper with chute, water rescue equipment, trench rescue equipment, rope rescue equipment, numerous air bags, portable Amkus simo uinit, chainsaws, Cutters Edge cutoff saw, Amkus hydraulic ram set, 300' air shore line, BLS jumpbag, AED, back boards, stokes basket, additional EMS supplies, recip saws, additional power drills and saws, 3/8" and 1/2" chain for stabilization, 15,000# electric winch, 2 150' electric cord reels, Rock-N-Rescue Hoseinflator, and other various vehicle rescue equipment.