Engine 21 - 1989 FMC Pumper
1250 GPM Pump, 1000 Gallon Water Tank. Engine 21 has seating for 6 (5 in SCBA's) and is housed at the Park Station. It is used as a reserve pumper when another truck is out of service, for service calls, and for brush fires.

Engine 21-2 - 1997 KME Rescue/Pumper
1500 GPM Pump, 1000 Gallon Water Tank, 30 Gallons Class A Foam Tank. Engine 21-2 has seating for 10 (7 in SCBA's) and is the primary Class A pumper at the Park Station. It is also equipped with a full compliment of rescue tools and equipment.

Engine 21-3 - 2003 Precision/Spartan Pumper
1500 GPM Pump, 1000 Gallon Water Tank, 30 Gallons Class A Foam Tank. Engine 21-3 has seating for 6 (5 in SCBA's) and is the primary Class A pumper at the Haine Station. It is equipped with 7 pre-connected hoses, a hydraulic ladder rack, and 1000' of 5" supply hose.

Rescue 21 - 2008 KME Heavy Rescue
500 GPM Pump, 500 Gallon Water Tank, 50 Gallon Foam Tank. Rescue 21 has seating for 10 (5 in SCBA's) and is equipped with a full compliment of rescue tools and equipment. It is also equipped with tools for RIT (Rapid Intervention Teams), Vehicle Fires, and many other specialized rescue calls.

Tower 21 - 2000 Sutphen 100' Aerial Tower
1500 GPM Pump, 500 Gallon Water Tank, 30 Gallon Foam Tank. Tower 21 has seating for 6 (5 in SCBA's) and is equipped with various tools needed for a truck company operations including various sized ground ladders, ventilation saws, and overhaul equipment and is housed at the Park Station. It also contains various rope rescue equipment and tools.

Ladder 21 - 2015 Pierce Velocity - 75FT Heavy Duty Aerial
1500 GPM Hale QMAX Pump, 470 Gallons of water, 30 Gallons of Class A Foam, Husky 12 Foam System with CAFs. Ladder 21 has seating for 6 fire fighters (5 with SCBAs). The truck has 4 pre-connected lines (2 - 1 3/4 Cross Lays, 1 - 1 3/4 bumper and 2 1/2 inch in the rear) and a 2000 GPM remote control nozzle on the end of the ladder. The truck carries 1000' of 5" supply line, 105 feet of ground ladders, ventilation saws and fans and many other truck company tools. The truck has numerous safety systems including a full set of Airbags with side roll protection, Stability Control, Seat Belt monitoring system, backup and side cameras, chevron striping in front and rear and vehicle data recorder. Every light on the truck are LEDs (including the headlights), the ladder has RED/White and Blue Lights that line the ladder and is housed at the Haine Station

Squad 21 - 2001 Chevy Silverado 3500
RIT/Squad 21 seats 5 and is housed at the Park Station. It is used to transport manpower and tools to the scene. It is also equipped with various tools for RIT (Rapid Intervention Teams).

Squad 21-2 - 2005 GMC Sierra 3500
Squad 21-2 seats 5 and is housed at the Haine station. It is used to transport manpower and tools to the scene. It is also used to tow the fire safety house and pirsch trailer.

Incident Command 1 - 2015 Chevy Tahoe
IC-1 is used by Chief 21-1 as an incident command vehicle and is housed at the Chief's residence. It is equipped with radios and communication tools and is used to respond directly to the scene and establish command before the arrival of the apparatus.

Incident Command 2 - 2013 Chevy Tahoe
IC-2 is used by Chief 21-2 as an incident command vehicle and is housed at the Assistant Chief's residence. It is equipped similar to IC-1 and is also used to respond directly to the scene and establish command before the arrival of the apparatus.

Incident Command 3 - 2004 GMC Yukon
IC-3 seats 5 and is housed at the Park station. It is equipped similar to IC-1 and 2 and is used as a command vehicle when neither of the Chief's are available. It is also used by the fire investigator and to transport firefighters to the scene and to outside fire schools

Fire Police 21-1 - 2001 Chevy Suburban
Housed at the park station

Fire Police 21-2 - 2012 Ford F350 Super Duty
Housed at the haine station

The Fire Police vehicles transport up to 5 officers and carry the equipment necessary to secure an emergency scene, such as safety cones, traffic flags, collapsible signs, road flares, radios, and flashlights to protect emergency responders and safely reroute vehicle traffic and/or pedestrians from any hazard that may accompany those scenes. Each vehicle also carries a portable generator and scene lighting to ensure the scene and the responder is properly illuminated.