1890: Second Size 1886 Button Steam Fire Engine (Serial #176) and Gleason and Bailey Hose Wagon with 700' hose & two 3 gallon extinguishers 1891: Post and Doremus Hose Wagon 1903: May 27 - First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and Seagrave Hose Wagon
1912: March 9 - 115 Van Houten Street
1912: Nott Propelling Motor attached to the First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and a Combination Hose Wagon on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1915: Mack Combination Chemical and Hose Wagon 1917:Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor to power the apparatus 1919: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor to power the hose wagon 1927: December - Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3310) 1930: October 28 - Ahrens Fox, Model H-P-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 2312) 1952: January - Mack, Model 95, 1000 GPM pumper 1958: January 22 - 1957 FWD Special, Model S-1000 GPM pumper (serial D80294) 1969: June 30 - Seagrave, 1250 GPM pumper (Serial R4476) 1971: June 5 - Hahn C12 , 1250 GPM pumper (serial HC523127120) painted red 1976: March 17 - Hahn HCP12, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127624) painted yellow 1978: June 24 - 1977 American LaFrance, 740 LaFrance (serial CE175677) 1250 GPM painted yellow
1981: June 26 - Out of Service
1982: September 3 - Madison Ave Firehouse at 130 Madison Avenue
1982: September 3 - 1975 Hahn HCP12, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127624) painted yellow 1982: October - 1977 ALF (CE175679) converted to Telesquirt 1250 GPM (white) 1985: February 19 - Spartan Thibault Telesquirt 85' 1250 GPM (white) 1987: E-One 1500 GPM pumper painted white 1996: RD Murray (Spartan Chassis) 1500 GPM Pumper painted white 2002: Pierce Saber 1500 GPM Pumper painted white 2006: A new E-One Pumper painted red and white 2015:A 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/700/50 pumper
Engine Company 2
1890: March 20 - 10 Hotel Street
1890: Second size 1871 Jeffers Steam Fire Engine and John Post Hose Wagon with 700' hose and two 3 gallon extinguishers
1890: September 14 - Out of Service
1890: December 1 - 77 Highland Street
1890: December 1 - 1871 Jeffers Steam Fire Engineand a John Post hose wagon 1903: May 30 1884 Second Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine (serial 782) - formerly E5) 1883 Jeffers Steamer becomes a spare at Prospect Street House 1904: American LaFrance First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine with First Size Robinson Combination wagon 1917:Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractorsattached to steamer and hose wagon 1930: April 15 - Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4,1000 GPM pumper (serial 3377) 1953: March - Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (serial G3792) 1972: January 21 - 1957 FWD Special Pumper,1000 GPM (serial D80293) 1978: April 30 - 1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM Pumper, (serial R4478) Destroyed at Fulton Street fire April 28, 1978 1978: April 30 - 1957 FWD Special Pumper,1000 GPM (serial D80293) 1979: October 7 - 1971 Hahn Pumper, 1250 GPM (serial HC523127121 ) painted red
1982: February 20 - Out of service
1982: September 3 - 130 Madison Avenue
1982: September 3 - 1975 Hahn (HCP528127621) painted yellow 1984: December 1977 ALF 1250 GPM (CE175678) painted white 1985: September 4 - 1975 Hahn HCP 12 HCP528127624
1989: A 1987 Emergency One with Spartan Chassis 1500 GPM pumper
2006: October 3 - 221 Union Avenue
2006: A reassigned 2002 Pierce Saber 1500 GPM pumper painted white 2015: December - a reassigned 2006 E-One 1500 GPM pumper (formerly E7) red 2019: September 23 - New Ferrara 1500 GPM pumper
Engine Company 3
1890: 77 Propsect Street
1890: Second-class double pump 1881 Amoskeag steam engine and a Four-wheel hose cart built by Silsby Manufacturing Company with 700' hose
1895: 298 Tyler Street
1895: An 1876 Clapp and Jones John Post Hose Wagon 1896: An 1881 Second Size Amoskeag 4 wheel Silsby hose cart 1903: A 1884 Second Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine (serial 782) 190?: December 12 - 1891 Third Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine (serial 996) and a Sowerbutt Combination Hose Wagon 1905: October 1886 Button Steamer (rebuilt in 1905) 1913: First Size Ahrens Fox Continental Steam Fire Engine with Christie Front Drive tractor 1915: Reverted to horse drawn (after accident with tractor) 1917: Commercial Truck Company of Philadelphia Electric Tractor (serial 19020) Similar tractor attached to Hose Wagon (Serial 1667)
1929: Tyler Street (east of Erie Railroad) renamed 12th Avenue (#176)
1930: 1927 Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3310) 1948: 1931 Ahrens Fox, Model N-T-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial #3401) 1953: Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (serial G3793) 1958: A 1957 FWD Special 1000 GPM pumper (serial D80292)
1962: Riverside - Eastside Firehouse: 236 Lafayette Street
1982:1977 American LaFrance, 1250 GPM pumper (serial CE175677) painted white 1987: January E-One Spartan 1250 GPM 1989: 1979 American LaFrance Telesquirt painted white 1996: 1989 Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted white 1998: RD Murray (Spartan Chassis) 1500 GPM Pumper painted white 2006: A newEmergency One 100 GPM pumper painted red and white
2020 (March): Madison Avenue Firehouse Transient relocation due to COVID crisis
2021:March 15 New (2020) Ferrara pumper 1500 GPM
Engine Company 4
149 Slater Street
1890: An 1883 Second Size Clapp and Jones Steam Fire Engine with a Sowerbutt Hose wagon with 700' hose 1905: December 12 - First Size Nott Steam Fire Engine 1913: Christie Front Drive Tractor added to Metropolitan Steamer 1915:Combination Hose Wagon on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1916: First size Robinson Combination Hose Wagon 1920: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractors attached to Steamer (serial 19021) and Hose Wagon (serial 19023) 1926: Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4 1000 GPM pumper (serial 1669) 1952: A 1930 Ahrens Fox, Model H-P-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 2312) 1953: Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (serial G3790) 1958: A 1957 FWD Special, 1000 GPM pumper (serial D80293)
1962: Out of Service
Lakeview Firehouse at 125 Trenton Avenue
Mid 1980s: The 1964 65' Pitman Snorkel on an FWD Chassis was transiently called Engine Company 4. Ran out of Lakeview Firehouse
1987 Northside Firehouse (48 Temple Street)
1987: A 1969 Seagrave Pumper painted yellow (labeled as E9) 1987: A 1975 Hahn pumper painted yellow (labeled as E9) 1987: A 1971 Hahn painted white (labeled as E4) 1987: Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted white 1998: RD Murray (Spartan Chassis) 1500 GPM pumper 2006: A new Emergency One 100 GPM pumper painted red and white 2015:A 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/700/50 pumper
Engine Company 5
1890: 128 Water Street
1890: Second Size 1884 Silsby Steam Fire Engine (serial 782) with a Sowerbutt Hose Wagon with 700' hose and two 3 gallon extinguishers 1903: May 30 First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine 1903: Seagrave Hose Wagon with a Hart Water pump 1912: Nott Propelling Tractor attached to Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and a Combination Hose Wagon put on Sampson Auto Chassis
1912: 115 Van Houten Street
1912: Nott Propelling Motor on the First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and the Combination Hose Wagon on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1912: (November 12) First Size Robinson Combination Motor Pumping Engine 1913: (January) Nott Propelling Motor on the First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and the Combination Hose Wagon on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1915: Mack Combination Chemical and Hose Wagon 1917: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor to power the apparatus and hose wagon 1926: Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 1668) 1937: Ahrens Fox, Model N-T-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3401) 1948: Mack, Model 95, 1000 GPM pumper 1958: A 1957 FWD Special, 1000 GPM pumper (serial D80291) 1969: Seagrave, 1250 GPM pumper (serial R4478) 1971: Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HC523127123) 1976: Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127621) 1978: A 1977 American LaFrance, 1250 GPM pumper (serial CE175679) painted yellow 1978: 1969 Seagrave (serial # R4477) 1979: American LaFrance, 1250 GPM pumper (serial CE6620) painted white
June 1982: Southside Firehouse at 130 Getty Avenue
1982: The 1979 American LaFrance 1250 GPM pumper (Serial # CE6620) painted yellow
November 30, 1983: Lakeview Firehouse at 125 Trenton Avenue
1984: Riverside Eastside Firehouse at 236 Lafayette Street
1984: A 1979 American LaFrance 1250 GPM Telesquirt (55' water tower) conversion (Serial # CE6620) painted white 1987:Spartan Thibault Telesquirt 85' 1250 GPM 1996: A new RD Murray (Spartan Chassis) 1500 GPM pumper painted white 2002: Pierce Saber 1500 Pumper 2006: A new Emergency One Pumper painted red and white 2015:A 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/700/50 pumper
Engine Company 6
1890: 304 Market Street
1890: Second Size 1886 Clapp & Jones Steam Fire Engine, purchased in 1886 and a Hose wagon built by John Post with 700' hose and two 3 gallon extinguishers
1895: 476 Market Street
1895: Second Size Clapp & Jones Steam Fire Engine, purchased in 1886 and a Hose wagon built by John Post 1905: December 12: 1884 Second Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine with rebuilt boiler (serial 782) (Former Engine 8) 1907: February 28 Second Size Nott Steam Fire Engine 1907: October Robinson Combination Chemical Hose Wagon 1912: First Size Seagrave Combination Hose Wagon 1913: Christie Front Drive Tractor attached to Nott steamer 1915: New American LaFrance Boiler for the Steamer 1915:Combination Hose Wagon on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1919: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor (serial 19019) attached to steamer 1920: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor (serial 19022) attached to Hose Wagon 1929: 1929 Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3371) 1953: Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (serial G3791) 1958: FWD Special, 1000 GPM pumper (serial D80295) 1971: A 1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM pumper (serial R4476)
1979: Madison Avenue Firehouse at 130 Madison Avenue
1979: A 1975 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127624)
1982: Southside Firehouse at 130 Getty Avenue
1982: A 1971 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HC523127122) 1983: A 1975 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HC528127124) painted yellow 1984: A 1975 Hahn, 1250 GMP pumper (serial HCP528127621) 1985: A 1979 American LaFrance, 1250 GPM Telesquirt (50') painted white (serial CE175679) 1989: An Emergency One 1500 GPM Pumper painted white 2006: Areassigned2002 Pierce Saber 1500 GPM pumper painted white 2015:A 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/700/50 pumper
Engine Company 7
1890: 298 Tyler Street
1890: An 1876 Third Size Clapp & Jones, and a Hose wagon built by John Post with 700' hose and two 3 gallon extinguishers
1895: 78 Gould Avenue
1895: An 1876 Third Size Clapp & Jones, and a Hose wagon built by John Post 1903: May 27 - Third Size 1891 Silsby Steam Fire Engine (serial 996) 1904:Second Size 1886 Button Steam Fire Engine (serial 176) 1905: December - Third size 1890 Silsby overhauled with new boiler (wrecked by train on September 27 1908) 1907: October Robinson Combination Chemical Hose Wagon 1908: September 27 Second Size 1886 Button Steam Fire Engine with a 1905 Fox Boiler 1912: Seagrave Combination Hose Wagon (former E1) now on a Sampson Auto Chassis 1917: Commercial Truck Company Electric Combination Wagon: (serial 7101) 1918: First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine with Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor (serial 7093) 1930: Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3389) 1958: A 1948 Mack, Model 95, 1000 GPM pumper
1964: Southside Firehouse at 130 Getty Avenue
1964:A 1948 Mack, Model 95, 1000 GPM pumper 1964: January 30 65' Pitman Snorkel 1000 GPM on an FWD Chassis Converted to diesel engine September 3, 1970
July 22-1978 - September 1978: Out of Service
June 6, 1981:Out of Service
1982: September 3 - 97 Grand Street
1982: September 3 1971 Hahn C12 Serial HC523127120 painted red
1983: November 30 - Hillcrest Firehouse
1982: September 3 1971 Hahn C12 Serial HC523127120 painted red
1984: August 4 - 97 Grand Street Union Avenue
1984: A 1971 Hahn, C12 1250 GPM pumper Serial HC523127120 1987: A new Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted white 2006: A new Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted red and white
2015: Hillcrest Fire House Union Avenue
2015: A 2006 Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted red and white 2015: A new Pierce Arrow XT 1500 GPM pumper
2016: 130 McBride Avenue Firehouse
2016: A 2015 Pierce Arrow XT 1500/700/50 pumper
Engine Company 8
1890: 71 Wayne Avenue
1890:An 1874 Harrell and Hayes Steam Fire Engine with a Walker Hose Wagon 1890: Third Size 1890 Silsby (serial 974) Later acquired 1884 2nd size Silsby (Serial 782) Steamer boiler rebuilt (? date) Hose Wagon built by Post and Doremus 700' hose and two 3 gallon extinguishers 1905: December 12 First Size Nott Steam Fire Engine (serial # 633) with a Robinson Combination Hose Wagon 1913: Christie Front Drive Tractor attached to the steamer 1916: A new Christie Front Drive Tractor attached to a new Continental Boiler from Ahrens Fox 1919: Received a Mack Combination Chemical and Hose Wagon 1927: Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM (serial 3311) 1953: Seagrave, 750 GPM (serial G3795) 1970: A 1953 Seagrave, 750 GPM (serial G3791)
1971 Hillcrest Firehouse 221 Union Avenue
1971: A 1953 Seagrave,750 GPM (serial G3791) 1971: A 1957 FWD Special, 1000 GPM pumper (serial D81295) 1976: A 1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM pumper (serial R4476) 1981: A 1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM (serial R4477) 1981: A1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM pumper (Serial # R4476) now painted yellow 1984: A 1971 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper 1985: February 13 - 1975 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127624) painted white 1985: September 4 - 1979 ALF CE6621 Telesquirt conversion painted white 1989: An Emergency One with Spartan Chassis 1500 GPM pumper 1995: A 1985 Thibault Telesquirt 85' painted white 2000: Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted white
2006: Out of Service
Engine Company 9
1890: 586 Main Street
1890: An 1876 Second Size Nussey Steam Fire Engine with a Walker four wheel Hose Wagon 1891: New Third Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine (Serial # 996) and an 1886 Gleason and Bailey Hose Wagon with 700' hose 1903: May 27 - 1886 Second size Button Steamer (serial 176) 1904: First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine and new locally built hose wagon 1913: First Size Nott Steam Fire Engine with a First Size Sowerbutt Hose Wagon 1914: Continental Boiler by Ahrens Fox put on the Steam Fire Engine 1917: Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor (Serial # 7099) attached to steamer and the Hose Wagon (serial 7099) 1930: Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3390) 1958: A 1953 Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (serial G3790)
1910: Howe Automobile Combination Fire Engine 1917: Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine with a Commercial Truck Company Electric Drive 1917: Commercial Truck Company Electric Drive Combination Hose and Chemical Wagon (serial 7100) 1931: 1913 First Size Continental Steam Fire Engine with a Commercial Truck Company Electric Tractor in 1917 (serial 7091) 1931: Ahrens Fox, Model N-T-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial 3401) 1937: A 1926 Ahrens Fox, Model N-S-4 1000, GPM pumper (serial 1668) 1953: Seagrave, 750 GPM pumper (Serial G3794) 1969: A 1957 FWD Special, 1000 GPM pumper (serial D80291) 1971: A 1969 Seagrave, 1250 GPM (serial R4478) 1978: A 1975 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (serial HCP528127621) painted yellow
1982: Riverside Eastside Firehouse at 236 Lafayette Street
1982: A 1977 American LaFrance, 1250 GPM pumper (serial CE175678) 1982: A 1975 Hahn, 1250 GPM pumper (Serial HCP528127624) painted yellow 1983: 1977 American LaFrance, 1250 GPM pumper (Serial (CE175678) now painted white.
1984: Company goes out of service
Engine Company 11
1911: 10 Hotel Street
1911: Babcock Chemical Engine with double 60 gallon tanks and 400 feet of hose mounted on a Boyd auto body chassis.
1912: 97 Grand Street
1912: Babcock Chemical Engine with double 60 gallon tanks and 400 feet of hose mounted on a Boyd auto body chassis. 1917: Commercial Truck Company Combination Hose and Chemical Wagon with Electric Motor (Serial #7102). 1932: 1922 chain-driven American LaFrance 500 GPM pumper (Serial # 5030) 1948: 1927 Ahrens Fox Model N-S-4 1000 GPM (Serial 3310) pumper 1953: 1930 Ahrens Fox Model H-P-4 1000 GPM pumper (Serial #2312) 1958: 1953 Seagrave 750 GPM pumper (G3793 - former E3) 1969: 1957 FWD Special 1000 GPM (Serial D80294) 1978: 1971 Hahn 1250 GPM (Serial HC523127120) painted red
1982: Company goes out of service
Engine Company 12
1912: 128 Water Street
1912: March 10 - Combination Hose wagon (formerly used by Engine 5)
1913: 36 Circle Avenue
1913:January - First Size Robinson Combination Motor Pumping Engine 1923: First Size American LaFrance Combination Hose Chemical and Pumping Engine (Serial # 4415) 1948: 1948 Mack Model 95 Triple Combination 1000 GPM pumper 1952: 1951 FWD 1000 GPM pumper. 1971: 1971 Hahn 1250 GPM pumper (Serial HC523127121) 1979: 1979 American LaFrance 1250 GPM yellow (Serial CE6621)
1982: Company goes out of service
Engine Company 13
1928: 37 23rd Avenue
1928:1928 Ahrens Fox Model N-S-4, 1000 GPM pumper (serial # 3334). 1953: 1931 Ahrens Fox, 1000 GPM, Model N-T-4 (serial #3401) 1958: 1948 Mack Model 95 1000 GPM pumper
1890:Babcock Chemical Engine with double 60 gallon tanks and 400 feet of hose 1911: Apparatus rebuilt and motorized
1911: Company goes out of service
Squad 1
1968: 115 Van Houten Street
1968: 1954 Reo Rescue Truck. 1968: 1968 International Truck Model 1200C 1976: Ford Crewcab F350 painted yellow
1982: Company goes out of service
Satellite 9
1984: 36 Circle Avenue
1984: 1976 Ford Crewcab F350 painted white with two 1200 gal deluge guns
?1987 Company goes out of service
Truck Company 1 --- Ladder 1
1890: 72 Jackson Street
1890: An 1889 Ladder Truck built by Babcock Fire Extinguishing Manufacturing Company of Chicago with 85' and 55' extension ladders 1904: A75' LaFrance Aerial with Rawson Water Tower attachment 1913: A Christie Front Drive Tractor attached to 75' LaFrance aerial ~1919: An Electric (battery) powered aerial from Commercial Truck Company of Philadelphia replaced the Christie front Drive Tractor/Aerial 1931: A 1929Ahrens Fox 85-6-1 aerial truck (Serial # 2046) 1949: A used (Hastings on Hudson, NY)1929 Ahrens Fox 75-6-1 Aerial (Serial 2047)
1952: 37 23rd Avenue Firehouse
1952:A 1929 Ahrens Fox Aerial 85-6-1 (Serial 2047) 1954: A new FWD tractor (Serial 8042) attached to Ahrens Fox Aerial (Serial 2047) 1954: A 1952 FWD 85' aerial (Model FA85K)
September 1982: Madison Avenue Firehouse 850 Madison Avenue
1982: A1981 American LaFrance 100' AeroChief (Serial 7254) painted yellow 1985: A 110' Pirsch rearmount aerial painted white 1991: An E-One Hurricane rear mounted 100' aerial painted white 1999: February Spartan Aerial Innovation 100' rearmount 2005: An E- One mid mounted tower ladder 2018: (January) A Pierce Arrow mid-mounted tower ladder painted red
Truck Company 2 --- Ladder 2
1890: 77 Propsect Street
1890: An 1881 Reading Fire Apparatus Company ladder truck which carried one 65-foot extension, one 35-foot, two 30-foot ladders and two 5 gallon extinguishers 1903: Seagrave 75' Aerial (with Hose Tower)
1912: 115 Van Houten Street
1912: A Seagrave 75' Aerial (with Hose Tower) now with a Christie Front Drive Tractor 1917: A Commercial Truck Company Electric powered aerial 1930: A 1929 Ahrens Fox 85' Aerial Truck (serial 2046) 1932: Ahrens Fox 85' Aerial (serial 2058) 1953: A 1952 FWD 85' Aerial, Model FA85K 1954: A new 1954 FWD Tractor (Serial 8042) attached to the 1932 Ahrens Fox aerial (2058) 1962: A Pirsch 100' Aerial, Model 2557 1969: A Seagrave, 100' Aerial (serial R4475) painted red 1975: A 1975 Pirsch 100' Aerial painted yellow 1981: A 1981 American LaFrance, Aero Chief 100' rear-mount aerial painted yellow (serial 7254)
June 1982: Madison Ave Firehouse at 130 Madison Avenue
1982: A 1981 American LaFrance 100' Aerochief (Serial 7254) painted yellow
September 1982: Hillcrest Firehouse 221 Union Avenue
August 4, 1984: Hillcrest Firehouse 221 Union Avenue
1984: A 1975 Pirsch 100' tillered aerial (Serial # 3111) painted yellow 1985: A 1981 American LaFrance AeroChief 100' Rearmount (Serial 7254) with a yellow rear and white cab
Northside Firehouse Temple Street (48 Temple Street)
1987: A 1975 Pirsch 100' tillered aerial (Serial # 3111) painted white 1989: An E-One Hurricane rear mounted 100' aerial 1991:A 110' Pirsch rearmount aerial painted white 1999: February Spartan Innovation 105' rear mounted aerial (white) 2004: An E-One rear mounted 100' aerial painted red 2015: A Pierce Arrow XT 95' mid-mounted tower ladder painted red
Truck Company 3 --- Ladder 3
1890: 41 Godwin Avenue (corner Auburn Street)
1890: 1881 Ladder Truck built by E. V. Leverich with65' extension ladder and two 5 gallon extinguishers 1893: Combination Chemical and Ladder Truck with 55' extension ladder built by the Fire Extinguisher Company of Chicago 1906: Truck was rebuilt and drawn by three horses 1920: Commercial Truck Company 75' Aerial with Electric Tractor (Serial 19027) and a water tower attachment 1932: Ahrens Fox Aerial 75-6-1 (Serial 2059) 1954: FWD Tractor (Serial 8041) and Ahrens Fox Aerial Trailer (Serial 2059) 1955: A 1954 FWD Tractor (Serial 8041) attached to rebuilt Ahrens Fox Trailer (Serial 2059)
1962: Riverside - Eastside Firehouse: 236 Lafayette Street
1962:1954 FWD Tractor (Serial 8041) attached to a rebuilt Ahrens Fox Trailer (Serial 2059) 1963: 1954 FWD Tractor (Serial 8042) attached to Ahrens Fox Trailer (Serial 2058) 1965: March 6 A new American LaFrance, 85' AeroChief Snorkel (red) 1970s: 1954 FWD tractor (Serial 8042) and 52 FWD aerial (red) 1975: A 1969 Seagrave 100' Aerial (serial R4475) originally red but painted white in 1983 1988: A 1975 Pirsch aerial which was painted white 1989: A rebuilt 1962 Pirsch aerial (now with a cab) painted white 1994: An E-One (Spartan gladiator chassis) mated to a Sutphen tiller painted white 2004: 1991 Spartan/1978 Seagrave/1991 Interstate 100' Rearmount Ex-FDNY L112, Ex-Hampstead, MD painted white (Loaned to PFD by E-One) 2005: E-One 100' tillered aerial painted red 2017: A Pierce Arrow XT 100' tillered aerial painted red