Fleet

222-ENGINE-1:

222E1
1994 SUTPHEN PUMPER

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

222-Rescue Engine:

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2019 Ferrara MVP Rescue Pumper

750 Gallon, 2000 GPM Hale QMax Pump with foam capabilities
Responds to rescue incidents and 2nd-Due fires.

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:

222SOV
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 APPARATUS:

RET1 RET2 RET3 RET4 RET5 RET6 RET7 RET8 RET9 RET93 RETE2 RETR2 RETSQ1 RETSQ2 RETSV2 222E2222R1

 

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.