Suppression Apparatus and Equipment

792- 2012 Ford Interceptor. Gasoline powered, assigned to the Fire Prevention Office. 59,757 miles.

10 year life expectancy.  Replacement in 2023 $68,000

 
793- 2004 Dodge ¾ ton utility truck. Gasoline powered, assigned to the Fire Prevention Bureau as the tow vehicle for the Mobile Fire Safety Trailer. 62,634 miles.

10 year life expectancy.  Replacement in 2026. $70,000

 

 
794- 2017 Ford Interceptor.  Gasoline powered, assigned to the Fire Prevention Bureau.  38, 204 miles.

10 year life expectancy. Replacement in 2027 $70,000

 

 
795- 2013 Ford Expedition.  Gasoline powered, assigned to Station 71 as the Command Vehicle for the Assistant Chief on duty. 68,330 miles.

10 year life expectancy. $90,000. Replacement in 2022.

 
797- 2006 GMC Savana Van.   Gasoline powered, assigned to the Fire Investigation Unit. This vehicle is equipped with tools and equipment necessary to investigate fires.  1,986 miles.

Replacement in 2028.  $60,000.

 

 
799- 2022 Chevy Silverado, assigned to the Chief.  Its specialized markings clearly indicate the Chief’s rank, often making it a focal point at a large emergency scene.  1582 miles.

Replacement in 2032.  $90,000.
702 (E-72) – 2007 Sutphen Pumper. Diesel powered Class A pumper, currently assigned to Station 71 as its backup pump. 106,558 miles.

Replacement in 2027. $750,000

 
703 (E-71) – 2019 Sutphen Pumper Diesel powered Class A pumper. Currently assigned to Station 71 as its front line pump.  37,051 miles.

Replacement in 2035. $750,000

 
705 (E-73) – 2016 Sutphen Pumper. Diesel powered Class A pumper, currently assigned to Station 73 as its front line pumper. 64,075 miles.

Replacement in 2032. $750,000

 
706 (T-71)– 1992 E-One 95’ Platform Ladder.  Diesel powered Class A ladder truck, assigned to Station 71 as a backup ladder. 25,362 miles.

Replacement in 2021.  $1,800,000.

 
708 (L-74) – 2012 E-One 102′ Aerial Ladder.  Diesel powered Class A ladder truck, assigned frontline duties at Station 74. 80,723 miles.

Replacement in 2025. $1,800,000
790 – 2010 Hummer.  Currently assigned at Station 71 to assist in off road and brush fires.  25,483 miles.

Replacement in 2035. $60,000

 

 
Mobile Fire Safety Classroom – 2005.  Mobile Fire Safety Classroom – 2005 this 39’Scotty Fire Safety House is a fully self-contained trailer.  The Fire Safety House is a hands-on learning tool that will prepare our children, senior citizens, community and our firefighters for unexpected fires. It simulates a single story ranch style home, complete with bedroom, living room with fireplace, and kitchen.  It has a smoke generator with forced air fans that will pipe non-toxic smoke to various “rooms in the house.”  Crawling low in smoke, feeling doors and doorknobs, and choosing alternate escape routes are practiced.  It is ADA accessible. Provisions for TV/VCR inside the trailer and outside will allow for delivery of several fire safety subjects.  In the event of a catastrophic incident, this trailer can be transformed into a command center.

Replacement 2025.  $40,000.
Mass Casualty Trailer 2004 – County transferred to us. The primary purpose of an MCI trailer is rapid delivery of supplies for decontamination and personal protection, treatment of life threats, and incident management supplies like tarps, lighting, and long-term patient care supplies like cots and blankets. The MCI trailer may also assist in the delivery of supplies for EMS professional sustenance like water, food, and clothing – or treatment of patients with minor injuries like small wounds.

Replacement not needed.  Look for FEMA dollars.