1999 Seagrave

Engine 1 serves as a primary frontline fire suppression apparatus, designed to provide reliable fire attack, water supply, and operational support for structure fires, vehicle fires, and other emergency incidents. Engine 1 is a Model TB40DA pumper featuring a full-tilt stainless steel cab and body designed for durability and longevity in demanding emergency response environments. The apparatus is powered by a Detroit Series 60 diesel engine paired with an Allison HT740 automatic transmission, providing dependable performance and response capability. The apparatus is equipped with a Waterous 1,250 GPM two-stage fire pump and a 500-gallon booster tank, enabling efficient water delivery for both initial attack and sustained firefighting operations. Engine 1 is also outfitted with a pre-piped Task Force Tips Crossfire deck gun, providing high-volume elevated water streams when needed. Additional onboard capabilities include an 8,000-watt Onan diesel auxiliary generator for scene power and Rudd automatic tire chains to improve traction and safety during winter response conditions.

Rescue 1

Rescue 1 is a specialized heavy rescue apparatus designed to support a wide range of technical rescue, vehicle extrication, and emergency service operations. Rescue 1 is built on a 2005 Freightliner M2 chassis and features a custom Kenco Rescue body designed to maximize equipment storage and operational efficiency. The cab has seating for five personnel and is equipped with four MSA self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) for firefighter safety during hazardous operations. The apparatus is equipped with a Wil-Burt telescoping light tower, providing scene lighting and power for nighttime or extended operations. It also includes a built-in absorbent storage bin to support spill containment and hazardous materials mitigation. Rescue 1 carries a comprehensive cache of rescue and support equipment including Hurst and Genesis hydraulic rescue tools for vehicle extrication, Stihl chainsaws, Vetter high-pressure lifting airbags, rope rescue equipment, and a wide assortment of hand tools. This equipment allows crews to effectively handle incidents involving vehicle accidents, structural collapse, technical rescue situations, and other complex emergencies.

Utility 1

Utility 1 serves as the department’s primary apparatus for medical assists, downed trees and/or wires, and a variety of other service calls requiring rapid response and support capabilities.

Utility 1 is a 2023 Chevrolet four-door chassis with a seating capacity for five personnel and is equipped with a utility service body designed for organized storage and transport of equipment. The vehicle functions as a support unit for both personnel and operational equipment, allowing crews to respond quickly and effectively to a wide range of incidents.

This vehicle carries hand tools, EMS equipment, an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), a hose roller, and traffic control devices to assist with emergency medical responses, roadway incidents, and general scene support. The configuration of the utility body allows personnel to access tools and equipment quickly while operating at an incident scene.

Utility 1 plays an important role in department operations by providing personnel transport, equipment deployment, and operational support during fire, rescue, medical, and public service incidents.