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For anyone who follows Dutchess County, Hughsonville has Spartan Quint 103'ft in production

For anyone who follows Dutchess County, Hughsonville has Spartan Quint 103'ft in production

Yes they are replacing 479. They told us that this past summer. When i go back for the Seagrave this spring lll ask.  Walden has a Spartan Ladder in production also

Yes they are replacing 479. They told us that this past summer. When i go back for the Seagrave this spring lll ask.  Walden has a Spartan Ladder in production also

Upper Saddle River KME Tanker was delivered last Friday
 

Upper Saddle River KME Tanker was delivered last Friday
 

Rochelle Park probably be a 2018 delivery, KME been abit delayed with orders the past few months. Saddle River probably be next month delivery, there rescue is in town just not in service( The Demo from Wildwood). Ramsey ordered a Rosenbauer 88'ft Mid-Mount Platform for delivery in 2018.

Hackensack Pierce Arrow XT Engine. Maywood Pierce Arrow XT 105'ft Ladder.  Upper Saddle should be delivered in 2 weeks. 

For the Bergen County guys, Saddle River bought a demo rescue 2 weeks before Wildwood. its a 2016 Freightliner with a EVI rescue body. Was sold by Campbell Supply in south Plainfield. River Vale new Pierce engine is due in mid October. Woodcliff Lake went out for final this past week

For the Bergen County guys, Saddle River bought a demo rescue 2 weeks before Wildwood. its a 2016 Freightliner with a EVI rescue body. Was sold by Campbell Supply in south Plainfield. River Vale new Pierce engine is due in mid October. Woodcliff Lake went out for final this past week

Hey Everyone,
 
I'm a fellow fire apparatus photographer from the Jersey Shore and are looking to come up on a weekend soon and photograph afew departments in Westchester County. I'll provide a link to my website in this thread so you guys can check out my photos. I'm going to post a list below and if anyone could assist me I would appreciate it very much, and will provide the department a copy of the photos as a thank you for helping me out.
 
Bedford
Mt Kisco(Both Companies)
Croton-on-Hudson
Dobbs Ferry
Sleepy Hollow
Somers
Pound Ridge
Croton Fallls
 
 
 
http://jsfirephotography.smugmug.com/
 
 
 

After 24 years of service to the Independent Fire Company in Mt. Kisco, NY, engine 105, a 1989 Pierce Lance pumper, has gone on to a new home. With the recent purchase of its replacement, we had a decision to be made on what to do with the 1989 Pierce. This discussion goes back to when we first decided to replace the pumper about two years ago. After our annual fire department parade in 2012, a former member who always attends our parades came to our firehouse. The former member, Bob Molhenbrook, was a member of the Independents for 20 years before moving upstate to the Catskills. He brought along the Chief Jason Wayman of his current department, the Town of Broome Volunteer Fire Department, in Livingstonville, NY, and their wives. After speaking with them and talking of the new engine soon to be ordered by us, the talk shifted to the August 2011 hurricane, Irene.
Upon hearing of the devastation and the financial hardships that Hurricane Irene caused to them, we started to think of ways we could help. Not long after, we received a letter from Jason with pictures of the hurricane and its aftermath. In his letter he explained how what little savings they had saved was used up to cover costs that insurance did not cover. Unable to do any fundraising events for some time due to the fact their fundraising hall was destroyed, this would delay their thoughts on replacing their current frontline pumper, a 1980 Saulsbury front mount pumper. After discussion on whether to sell our old engine or possibly donate it to a company in need, a motion was made to sell our engine for $1.00 to the Town of Broom Volunteer Fire Department and it was unanimously passed. Not only was it the right thing to do, it was the only thing to do, in our minds. We know they will get years of service out of it until they can raise enough money to replace it one day. The engine served us well and we hope it continues on for them.
I have attached some pictures of the devastation of Irene in Livingstonville, NY. Also, there are some pictures of the day they came down to pick up their new engine on Saturday, August 10, 2013.

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Brick Twp/Breton Woods New Engine and Rescue
Brick Twp/Herbertsville New Rescue
Brick Twp Police EMS New Ambulance

Here are more for the time being

They showed with these units

Here are photos from there 100th Anvi parade Ill add more

Here are photos from there 100th Anvi parade Ill add more

Here are photos from there 100th Anvi parade Ill add more

Nice to see that you got the River Vale rescue and the other Bergen County Trucks