Active Apparatus

Engine 3​

2010 Pierce Velocity Puc Pumper

Apparatus Engineer: MICHAEL J. MERRITT

• Seating for 6 firefighters with Scott Air Packs

• 1,500 GPM pump

• 750 Gallon water tank

• 30 Gallon Class A Foam

• Husky 12 Single Agent Foam System – 200 CFM/CAFS

• Pre-Piped Akron Deck Monitor 250-1250 GPM

• (2) 1 3/4″ CAFS Attack Line  (1) 250′; (1) 300’

• (1) 1 3/4″ CAFS Attack Line totaling 400’

• (1) 2 1/2″ CAFS Attack Line – 250′

• 1,300 feet of 5 inch LDH

• 200 feet of 3 inch supply hose

• (1) Mercury 2 1/2″ Ground Monitor – 500 GPM

• (1) Two fly 24 foot Extension Ladder

• (2) 14 foot roof Ladders

• (1) 10 Foot attic ladder

• Will-Burt 6,000W Flood light tower 22 foot

• TNT battery powered Spreaders and Cutter

• This piece runs first due to all commercial fire alarms and structure fires, Motor Vehicle Accidents/Fires, most automatic daytime aid calls to Mendham Borough, and Chief’s request. This engine runs second out to residential alarms. It also splits the second out duties with engine 4 to any inaccessible or specialty incidents.

ENGINE 4

2020 Ford F550/Ferarra mini pumper

Apparatus Engineer: ERIC M. COOPER

• Seating for 4 Firefighters with SCOTT Air Packs

• 1000 GPM Pump

• 300 Gallon Water Tank

• 10 Gallon Class A Foam Tank

• 175 foot Booster Reel

• (2) 1 3/4″ Attack Lines

• (1) 1 3/4″ Leader Line totaling 100’

• 500 feet of 5 inch LDH

• 300 feet of 3 inch hose

• 300 feet of 2 1/2 inch hose

• Brush Fire Equipment

• Considered to be the workhorse of the station due to the numerous times it runs first due, this engine will respond first to east side residential alarms, CO Alarms, Gas Emergencies, Wire Fires, Brush Fires, and Assistance Calls township-wide. It runs second out to ice rescues, inaccessible incidents, and chief’s request. This truck was designed to get up narrow driveways or reach places that the other engines cannot get reach chich is very important due to varying topography throughout the township.

Multi-Service Unit (Utility) 5

2016 Dodge RAM 5500/KNAPHEIDE Custom Body

Apparatus Engineer: Stephen T. Sauerman

• Seating for 4 Firefighters with Scott Air Packs

• Miscellaneous hand tools

• Multi -purpose fans

• Portable Scene Lighting

• Traffic Cones/Equipment

• Ice Rescue Suits and Ice Rescue Team Equipment

• Front and rear winch setup- 10,000 lb winch

• TNT Hydraulic Spreaders

• 2 Honda Portable Generators

• Various Fire extinguishers

• Tommy Gate rear lift gate

• Primarily functioning as a general utility vehicle, this truck is used for equipment and manpower transport. In addition, this unit functions as the primary response vehicle for both our Ice Rescue and HazMat Decontamination Teams. it runs first out to any ice rescue, hazmat incident, or inaccessible incident. It runs second out for all CO, Wires, Gas, and motor vehicle accident calls. Otherwise, it is usually the last truck out of the firehouse for all other responses, unless it is specially requested by the Chief or another officer.

1935 Mack TYPE 60 BX

Engineer/Caretaker: John D. Kemp

• 1 OF ONLY 6 BUILT

• 500 GPM pump

• 200 gallon water tank

• 2 stage pump

• 500 feet of 2 1/2 inch hose

• Booster Reel

• 24 foot wooden ladder

• Known as the Pride of Brookside, this truck has been the symbol of the fire company for over 55 years. It originally served the Glen Ridge Fire Department from April of 1935 to the end of 1967 and was acquired by the fire company in 1968. This truck makes many appearances and is a fan favorite at local parades each year. Furthermore, the truck is also utilized for funerals, weddings, birthday parties, and other special details throughout the year.