Brush 103 is a 2007 Ford F350 Super Duty 4x4, power by a V10 gasoline engine. Equipped with a forestry cage and skid unit with 135gpm pump and 250gal water tank. Brush 103 currently operates out of Station 1 on Laurence Parkway.

ENGINE 104 is a 2010 Toyne 7-man Rescue Pumper on a Spartan Chassis, powered by a Cummins diesel engine. It has a Hale 2000gpm single stage pump. 750gal. poly water tank along with a 30gal. class B and 10gal. class A foam tanks. It has four 1 and 3/4 attack lines (1-100', 2-150' and 1-200') and one 2 and 1/2 attack line (200'). 1000 feet of 5" supply hose and 600 feet of 3" supply hose. Hurst extraction equipment with Rescue jack system. Generator with Light tower. Engine 104 currently operates out of Station 2 on Ocen Blvd.

ENGINE 105 is a 1997 E-One 6-man Pumper, powered by a Cummins diesel engine. It has a Hale 1500gpm two stage pump and a 750gal. poly tank. It has pre-piped foam with a 100 feet of 1 and 3/4 inch crosslay. Additionally it has 2-1 and 3/4 inch crosslays, 1-1 and 3/4 inch rear line, 1-2 and 1/2 inch rear line with a piercing nozzle and 1000 feet of 5 inch hose. Engine 105 currently operates out of Station 2 on Ocen Blvd.

Engine 106 - 2023 Sutphen Rescue Pumper

ENGINE 106 is a 2023 Sutphen Rescue Pumper, powered by a Cummins Diesel engine. It has a Hale 2000gpm single stage pump, 750gal water tank, 30gal class B foam tank and 10kv generator. Additionally it has four LDH intakes, two LDH discharges, four 1.75' Pre-connects, and two 2.5" pre-connects.  Apparatus is equipped with 1000' of 5" supply hose, 600' of 3" hose, Hurst rescue tools and Vector air bags. Engine 106 currently operates out of Station 1 on Laurence Parkway.

RESCUE 107 is a 1987 Ford 8-man Rescue with a Ranger walk-in crew box and powered by a 6 cylinder Detroit diesel engine. It has a PTO-driven generator. It carries 4 cascade configured bottles @ 4500psi for it?s 1-bottle refill station. It carries an additional 12 spare SCBA bottles. It is also equipped with a Hurst cutter, spreader and combi tool, as well as 6 Vetter airbags. Rescue 107 currently operates out of Station 1 on Laurence Parkway.