During the day this is our first-due engine, 4011. It is a 2003 Stuphen Custom pumper, equipped with a pump capacity of 2000 gallons per minute. 4011 carries with it a 1000-gallon water tank and a self-contained 50-gallon foam system. On board are 2000 feet of 5" hose, 500 feet of 3" hose and 5 preconnect hand lines of varying diameter.
At night this is our first-due engine, 4001. It is a 1995 RD
Murray, equipped with a pump capacity of 1750 gallons per minute. 4001 carries
with it a 750-gallon water tank and a self-contained 50-gallon foam system. On
board are 2000 feet of 5" hose, 500 feet of 3" hose and 5 preconnect
hand lines of varying diameter.
4003 is a 1989 Ford Ranger Fire Rescue truck. Every time
this truck rolls to a call, it brings 18 spare air bottles and a cascade system
with 8 banks of air filled to 6000psi. This system is also capable of filling
scuba bottles. To add to this equipment, 4003 also carries with it multiple
chainsaws, a variety of hazardous material equipment, high angle rescue
equipment, and a Kinman tool for extrication purposes.
4005 is our 1982 Sutphen 105-ft. Tower Ladder.
This truck, by itself,
is impressive enough ,however, it is equipped with a pump capacity of
1500 gallons per minute. It has a 250-gallon water tank on board. 4005 has 2
preconnect hand lines and carries with it 500 feet of 5" hose. It was
refurbished in 2001 with a new cab and all new carpartments with roll up
doors. The frame, drive train, generator and tower are only orignal parts
from 1982
4007
is a 2004 Ford F-350 crew cab 4x4 pick-up truck.
This vehicle is used for bringing equipment and firefighters
to the scene as well as towing our fire boat 4016,
our Zodiac 4026, and the fire prevention unit.
Moored on the Point Pleasant Canal, 4016 is our 25-foot
Stieger Craft Fireboat. On board is a 600 gallon per minute pump, which has foam
capabilities. 4016 is equipped with 2 hand lines
and a deck gun, which can be mounted on the bow of the vessel.
4006 is Station 40's Scuba Unit. It is a 1986
GMC equipped with all the essentials of scuba diving and surf / open water
rescue. This van is ready to respond with our Scuba Team aboard to those
rescue calls above and under the water.
4000 is our Chief's car, a 2000
Chevy Tahoe with 4-Wheel-Drive and is equipped to be used as an Incident
Command Center at all emergency calls.