Squad 2
This unit features a Central States premium extended rescue body with roll up doors, full height-full depth left, right and rear compartments along with full length hatch compartments above the left and right sides and under the body compartments. The compartments contain a full compliment of shelves, trays, roll outs and tilt down trays storing a full line of custom mounted fire and rescue equipment. The body includes SCBA storage compartments, suction hose storage, ladder and pike pole storage under the hose bed, air and hydraulic reels and an overhead absorbent bin with remote fill to the ground. There are hinged tread-plate doors over the hose bed which stores 1000 ft. of 5" and 200 ft. of 2 1/2" hose. The tank is a 750 Poly with A and B foam cells. The pump is a Waterous 1500 GPM SS top control and walkway compartments with right and left discharges, front trashline, deck gun with Exten-da-pipe, 2 crosslays, 3 speedlays and FoamPro 2001 system. Power is a 20 KW Hydraulic generator with Alpha 200 tel. lights, 1 on cab roof, 4 flush mounted ans a Wilburt light tower. The light packages are Code 3 upper and Whelen lower and 8 angled 12 volt scene lights. The chassis is an HME 1871 LFD with 12" roof, rear spare SCBA storage, extended front bumper with 12000 lb. winch, hydraulic and preconnected combination rescue tool, 450 HP engine, Jake, AC, ATC, 2 tone paint, OnSpots and SS inserts.
Tanker 2
3000 gallon poly tank, 1000 GPM Darley pump, 3000 gallon dump tank
Brush 2
Brush 2 is a 2024 Ford F-350 Super Duty Pickup truck that was converted into a brush truck by our own members at Station 2. Brush 2 carries 300 gallons of water and a 20 HP pump capable of flowing 250 gallons of water per minute. It's equipped with over 1,000 feet of 1 inch hose line, 200 feet of booster line, and 150 feet of 1 3/4" preconnect hose. The rugged build, offroad tires and lift allow the truck to travel freely in virtually any offroad setting. The truck is additionally equipped with built in front bumper sprayers, so it can pump and drive while laying down a wet line against rapidly moving grass and brush fires. The Brush 2 seats a crew of 5 firefighters and has won numerous awards throughout Lycoming and Clinton Counties during annual parades. It's first major test was the Sulpher Springs Mountain fire in August 2025 and it has continued to perform well at multiple fires within Woodward and Anthony Townships and elsewhere during it's first year of service.
UTV 2
2010 Polaris Ranger XP. This apparatus can be used in fighting brush and forest fires and has a removable skid tank in the back. The apparatus trailer is equiped with backboards and a stokes basket that can mount to the UTV to transport injured people from remote locations.
Rescue 2
Rescue 2, a 2006 Ford F-550 with an E-one mini rescue body, commenced service in January 2024. It's a versatile unit equipped with EMS gear for QRS, Hurst hydraulic and E-draulic tools, along with a range of vehicle rescue equipment. Additionally, it features three SCBA seats, firefighting tools, portable lighting, land rescue, and shore-based water rescue equipment, making it a valuable asset for various emergency situations.
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Brush 1-2 (Retired)
This apparatus was sold in February of 2016 to a private collector in Maryland.
Special Unit 2 (Retired)
This piece of apparatus is no longer in service, and has not been with the company since 2005.
Tanker 2 (Retired)
1500 Gallon Tank (Now Tanker 33, Pine Creek Ind. Station 33)
The "49"
1949 International
1st Engine Company purchased. The company still owns this engine but it is housed at the Schuykill Historical Fire Society in Shenandoah, PA.