Apparatus

The Bloomingburg Fire District maintains a diverse fleet of apparatus designed to support fire suppression, rescue operations, water supply, and brush firefighting. The following units are currently part of the department’s fleet:

Engine 62-11

2003 Pierce Enforcer Pumper

1,000-gallon booster tank
Foam system capability
7-person cab
Primary front-line engine for fire suppression operations

Engine 62-12

1996 International/Pierce 4x4 Pumper

750-gallon booster tank
Four-wheel drive capability for off-road and adverse conditions
Supports structural and rural firefighting operations

Tanker 62-31

1994 Pierce Dash Tanker

2,000-gallon water tank
Provides water supply in areas without hydrant access

Ladder 62-41

1991 Pierce Arrow

75' Ariel w/ 1500GPM Pump

Brush 62-52

2018 Dodge Ram

Utilized for brush and wildland firefighting
 

Rescue 62-61

2010 Pierce Velocity Heavy Rescue

8-person cab
Equipped with light tower for scene illumination
PTO-driven generator and hydraulic rescue tools (“Jaws of Life”)
Supports technical rescue and major incident operations

Fire Police 62-62

1991 Ford Fire Police Unit

Used for traffic control, scene safety, and support operations

Tanker 62-32

Car 62-63

Historic Apparatus

1937 Chevrolet Triple Combination Pumper

The department proudly preserves a historic 1937 Chevrolet triple combination pumper, originally built by the Garrison Engineering Corporation of Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

250-gallon booster tank
Equipped with two dry powder extinguishers upon delivery—the first of their kind in the area
Following delivery, Garrison Engineering Corporation was acquired by the Sealand Corporation
Sealand provided four identification plates, which were installed on the apparatus and remain in place today

This apparatus represents the early innovation and commitment to fire protection within the Bloomingburg community and serves as an important part of the department’s heritage.