Fleet

Fire Engine on Road with Bushes behind it

Current Vehicles

222-ENGINE-1:

222 Engine 1 with hoses hooked up to fire hydrant
1994 SUTPHEN PUMPER

SEATING FOR A CREW OF UP TO 8, FIRST DUE ENGINE TO IN-DISTRICT STRUCTURE AND VEHICLE FIRES.

222-Rescue Engine:

Rescue Pumper outside fire station

2019 Ferrara MVP Rescue Pumper

222-Utility:

2013 FORD F-250

222-Service:

2013 FORD F-550 Super-Duty
Mini-pumper outfitted to respond to small fires, brush fires and support service requests.

222-SOV (SPECIAL OPERATIONS VEHICLE:

Mule Four wheeler on dirt path in the fall
KAWASAKI MULE

PURCHASED NEW WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE PA DEPT OF FORESTRY GRANT.
RESPONDS TO ROUGH-TERRAIN FIRE & RESCUE INCIDENTS.

222-BOAT:

RESPONDS TO WATER-RESCUE INCIDENTS ALONG THE ALLEGHENY RIVER, ALONG WITH 285-BOAT (VERONA), 111-BOAT (BLAWNOX) AND/OR 216-BOAT (OAKMONT).

222-QRS:

Retired PHPD Ford Explorer, utilized for Medical Quick Response Service calls.

Retired Vehicles

Old white vehicle Retired department vehicle pulling out of station fire truck with flags leaving station for parade Long vehicle pulled in front of the fire station Retired sedan from pre-1950s with siren on top of windshield serveral fire trucks pulling out of fire department garage doors Black and white photo of two vehicles from early 1900s pulled out of bay doors Retired sedan fire vehicle parking parallel in front of fire station fire firghters in gear posing in front of engine from 1970s 1993 fire engine parked in parking lot with trees behind it fire engine from 1990s parked along the woods in winter time retired fire department vehicle van Retired department van with red and white lights on top squad 2 retired now pulling out of station Retired service truck for fire department retired 222 engine in front of wooded area222 rescue engine now retired

PHOTOS: ROSEDALE HAS BEEN FORTUNATE TO HAVE A WELL-DOCUMENTED PHOTO LIBRARY FROM OVER THE YEARS – OF COURSE, WE COULDN’T DOCUMENT IT ALL, ESPECIALLY WHEN WE’RE “ON THE JOB,” AND WITH THAT, WE’D LIKE TO THANK OUR FRIENDS WESTERN PA FIRE PHOTOGRAPHY, PATRICK SHOOP JR (LEWISTOWN, PA), BILL WAUGAMANN (EX-RESIDENT/SAN DIEGO FIRE DEPT), AND ALL OF THE OTHERS WHO HAVE SHARED MOMENTS CAUGHT ON CAMERA WITH US.