Current Apparatus
801 Engine 1
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Engine 1 is a 1997 HME Caliber/Saulsbury Rescue/Pumper that was purchased and put into service at the Trenton Road firehouse. This truck replaced both the 1972 Rescue-9 and the 1964 Engine-1. Engine 1 is primary apparatus out for MVA’s and the second piece out on structure fires.
- Class A Attack Pumper – Second out on structure fires
- 1500 gpm pump
- 750 gal tank
- 1,000′ 5″ LDH
- Full complement of attack lines
- Full complement of SCBA
- Full complement of Jaws, Air bags, saws, K-12 Saw, and cribbing
- EMS BLS Equiped with BLS bag, AED, Backboards, stockes, and splints
- Low angle rope rescue equipment
- On-board Diesel Generator and lights
- Chain saw and protective clothing
803 Engine 3
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Engine 3 is a 2014 Pierce Arrow XT.
- Class A Attack Pumper – First out on all structure fires
- 1500 gpm pump
- 1,000 gal tank
- 1,000′ 5″ LDH
- Full complement of attack lines
- Full complement of SCBA
- Complete Class A Engine ladders
- Roof Chain saw and protective clothing
- EMS BLS Equipped with BLS bag and an AED,
804 Engine 4
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Engine 4 is a 2020 Pierce Arrow XL.
- Class A Attack Pumper – First or second out on all structure fires
- 1500 gpm pump
- 1,000 gal tank
- 1,000′ 5″ LDH
- Full complement of attack lines
- Full complement of SCBA
- Complete Class A Engine ladders
- Forest/Brush Fire equipment
- EMS BLS Equipped with BLS bag and an AED.
805 Rescue 5
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Rescue 5 is a 2007 Ford 4-wheel drive rescue was purchased and put into service at the Roberts Road firehouse. This truck replaced the 1986 Rescue-5 and is now housed at Station 2 on Roberts Road.
- EMS Equipped with BLS bag, backboards, stokes, and splints
- Back-ups at ALS when R6 is out of service with the equipment from R6
- Low angle rope rescue equipment
- Generator and lights
- Chain saw and protective clothing
- Brush fire tools and equipment
806 Rescue 6
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Rescue 6 is a 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe.
- EMS Equipped with BLS bag, backboards, stokes, and splints
- Low angle rope rescue equipment
- Generator and lights
- Chain saw and protective clothing
- Brush fire tools and equipment
807 Tanker 7
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Tanker 7 is a 1992 Ford diesel tanker with a 500 gallon-per-minute pump and a 2000-gallon capacity tank that was put into service at the Roberts Road Fire Station.
This replaced the 1967 tanker, which was turned over to the Deerfield Town Highway Department.
Tanker 7 is housed at Station 2.
809 Rescue 9 UTV
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Rescue 9 is a 2014 Kawasaki Mule 4010 4×4 that was purchased in 2017 from the Town of Deerfield.
- 4-Stroke 617cc liquid cooled engine
- CVT Transmission with High, Low, Neutral, Reverse
- 4-Wheel Drive w/ Rear Locking Differential
- 7.1 inches of ground clearance
- ROPS (Roll Over Protective Structure)
- 1330 lb load capacity, 800 lb cargo bed capacity, 1200 lb towing capacity
- 25 MPH top speed
- Track System purchased in 2018 by the Fire Co.
- QTAC Skid Unit w/Pump and rescue platform
- Stokes/backboard with BLS bag and gear
- Electronic Power Steering
- 6.2 Gallon Fuel Capacity
- 1563 lb curb weight
- Approx 130 inches long, 58 inches wide, 75 inches high
Hosebusters Drill "B" Pumper
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Hosebusters Drill “B” Truck Pumper is a 1996 Ford emergency salvage was purchased with fire company funds and turned over to the fire district for the cost of $1.00. It was stationed at the Trenton Road station and carried first aid and salvage equipment. This truck is now retired and has been modified for use by the “Hosebusters” Firematic Drill team.
Hosebusters Drill "C" Hose Tender
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Hosebusters Drill “C” Truck Hose Tender is a 2012 C truck made locally and used for firematics in NNY and at “states”.
Squad 1
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More info coming soon!
Squad 2 / Hauling Truck
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Squad 2 is a 2004 Ford 1-ton Dually Pick-up used to haul the drill team C-car and B-truck. It also doubles as a Squad truck during department emergencies.
Retired Apparatus
z 806 Rescue 6 (EMS Fly Car)
Rescue 6 is a retired 2002 Ford Excursion. It was an EMS response vehicle with modifications done by Odyssey and was equiped with BLS & ALS equipment including BLS Bag, Backboards, splints, and AED
Peds bag, ALS Bag and an LP12 monitor/defibrillator,
z 802-1 Engine 2
Engine 2 is a 1957 GMC that has been retired but is still functioning. It can pump 750 gallons per minute pump was purchased and put into service at the Trenton Road firehouse. This was the first custom pump purchased by Deerfield Fire District #1. This truck is now retired and is located at the Trenton Road firehouse.
z 800 (Car 800)
z 800 (Car 800) was a 2004 Ford Expedition that was retired in 2014.
z 801-1 Engine 1-1
801-1 Engine 1-1 was a 1950 GMC and was our first engine. It was retired in 1964.
z 801-2 Engine 1-2
Engine 1-2 was a 1964 GMC that was retired in 1997. It had a 750 gallon-per minute pump and carried 1,000 gallons of water. It was purchased and stationed at the newly expanded Roberts Road firehouse. This truck replaced the original Engine-1 (801).
z 803-1 Engine 3-1
Engine 3-1 was 1976 GMC diesel that was retired in June 2014. It was equipped with a 1,000 gallon-per-minute pump that was purchased and put into service at the newly expanded Trenton Road firehouse. It featured a 1000 gpm pump, 1,000 gal tank, full compliment of attack lines, full compliment of SCBA, and was EMS BLS equiped with BLS bag & AED.
z 805-1 Engine 5-1
Engine 5-1 was a 1956 Old Salvage/Rescue truck that was retired in 1985 but then resurrected to become the Drill Team’s current B-Truck.
z 805-2 Rescue 5-1
z 805 Rescue 5 was a 1985 Rescue/Pumper retired in 2007. It was a Salisbury 4-wheel drive mini-pumper/rescue with a 750 gallon-per minute pump carrying 225 gallons of water. It was purchased and put into service at the Roberts Road firehouse replacing the 1956 utility truck.
z 806 Rescue 6-1
Rescue5-1 was a 1992 Chevorlet Suburban that was purchased by the fire company with fund raising proceeds and turned over to the fire district. This truck greatly improved the response capabilities to medical emergencies and was put into service at the Trenton Road firehouse as Rescue 6. It was retired as a Rescue in 2007, then was retired again in 2014 after operating as Squad 1.
z 807-1 Tanker 7-1
Tanker 7-1 was a 1959 Brockway water tanker with a 2,200-gallon capacity tank that was put into service at the Roberts Road firehouse. This provided better protection to the non-hydrant portion of the fire district. In 1967 it was sold to the Otter Lake Fire Department.
z 807-2 Tanker 7-2
Tanker 7-2 was a 1967 GMC 2500-gallon capacity tanker with a 250 gallon-per minute pump. This replaced the 1959 Tanker (807), which was sold to the Otter Lake Fire Department.
z 809 Rescue 9-1
Rescue 9-1 was a 1972 Boyertown Emergency-Salvage panel truck was put into service at the Trenton Road firehouse. This truck replaced the existing 809, which then became Rescue-5 (805) and was placed at the Roberts Road firehouse.
z Squad 1 Reserve
Squad 1 Reserve was a 2006 Dodge “Hauling” one-ton pick-up truck that was purchased by the fire company and given to the fire district to be used as a utility vehicle.
z-804 Engine 4-1
Engine 4-1 was a 1988 custom Seagrave pumper that was purchased with grant funds received from the New York State Power Authority. This grant was made available due to the construction of the Marcy-South transmission line through the Town of Deerfield. It was a Class A Attack Pumper with a 1250 gpm pump and a 1,000 gal tank. It was equipped with 1,000 5″ LDH, a full compliment of attack line, full compliment of SCBAs, and inverter power and lights. It was also BLS Equiped with BLS bag & AED.