Apparatus
48-12
48-12
48-12
Radio ID: 48-12
Classification: Engine
Location: Station 2
About: 48-12 is a 1999 E-One Fire body sitting on a 1998 Mack R model chassis. 48-12 holds 1250 gallons of water and has a 1250 gpm pump. It has a 2 tank Class A foam system and carries 1500 feet of 5 inch hose. This truck also has a 10 inch newton dump and can be used to tank water as well as other engine duties.
48-13
48-12
48-12
Radio ID: 48-13
Classification: Engine
Location: Station 3
About: 48-13 is a 2003 E-One Fire body sitting on a 2003 Mack R model chassis. 48-13 is very similar to 48-12 in that it too holds 1250 gallons of water and has a 1250 gpm pump. It has a 2 tank Class A foam system and carries 1000 feet of 5 inch hose. it also has the 10 inch newton dump, but also carries our 35 foot three fly extension ladder and 1500 gallon portable tank. 48-13 also has our first electronically controlled pump.
48-31
48-12
48-31
Radio ID: 48-31
Classification: Pumper/Tanker
Location: Station 1
About: 48-31 is a 2012 Pierce Impel Custom Fire Truck. It holds 1500 gallons of water and has a 1500 gpm pump. It also has a single tank class A foam system and 10 inch newton dump. It is our first custom crew cab and contains the latest in safety and firefighting technology.
48-52
48-52
48-31
Radio ID: 48-52
Classification: Heavy Rescue
Location: Station 1
About: 48-52 is a 1996 Spartan with a Salisbury rescue body. The rescue carries our jaws of life, a 15 kilowatt generator, and our 20 foot extendable light tower. The truck also carries items include ice and water rescue equipment, vehicle extircation equipment, EMS gear, and our air cascade system.
48-61
48-52
48-61
Radio ID: 48-61
Classification: Brush Truck/Utility Truck
Location: Station 1
About: 48-61 is a 2006 Ford F350 with a Milan Fire Department built utility body. 61 is one of our most versatile and frequently used units. It carries about 200 gallons of water and a side mounted 350 gpm pump. Its small size and light weight allow it to go where many others cannot. 61 also carries BLS EMS gear and can respond to EMS calls. It is also used for traffic control at auto accidents on the Taconic State Parkway and Route 199.
48-69
48-52
48-61
Radio ID: 48-69
Classification: Utility Truck
Location: Station 2
About: 48-69 is a 2008 F250 Crew cab pickup truck with a 6-foot bed and tow package. A headache rack and side tool boxes were also added. 69 is another frequently used vehicle. It is used to tow 48-96, for traffic control, and to move smaller equipment needed during an alarm, such as dirty hose or broken tools that cannot be placed back into service. This truck also carries BLS EMS gear and can responds to EMS calls.
48-96
48-96
48-96
Radio ID: 48-96
Classification: All Terrain Vehicle
Location: Station 2
About: 48-96 is a 2016 Polaris Ranger 6 wheel ATV. 96 has two skid units that can be loaded in the bed. The fire skid has a 90 gallon water tank, two electric gpm pump and several hundred feet of light weight forestry hose. The EMS skid is outfitted with a stokes basket that locks into the skid for stability with room for EMS equipment and EMTs to ride alongside the patient. Skids can be changed in a matter of seconds with a MVFD devised quick change system.
48-71
48-96
48-96
Radio ID: 48-71
Classification: BLS Ambulance (Basic Life Support Ambulance)
Location: Station 3
About: 48-71 is a 2007 Braun Ambulance on a Ford E350 Chassis. 71 was recently upgraded to carry the Stryker Power Load and Power Stretcher system which automatically loads patients without depending on the strength of. 71 carries all of our EMS gear.