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Earlysville Volunteer Fire Company
PO Box 104
Earlysville, VA. 22936
Non-Emergency:
434.973.8862
Emergency:
911
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| Brush 43 |
2002 Ford F550 Super Duty V8 Diesel 4x4
Seats: Five (5)
Water: 300 Gallons, 10 Gallons Foam
Pump: 500 GPM Skid Unit
Generator: None: Uses DC to AC Converter
Uses: Brush Fires, Car Fires
Classification: Brush Truck
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Strobe Lightbar,
LED Side, Front and Rear Flashers, Reflective Striping.
Equipment: Warn 15,000lbs Winch, Dual Booster Reels, Water Supply Equipment, Forestry Rakes, Pulaski Tool, Indian Tanks, Chainsaw, Leaf Blower, Shovel, Etc.
Responds To: Brush Fires, Car Fires
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| Brush 46 |
1987 Ford F350 Custom Diesel 4x4
Seats:Three (3)
Water:200 Gallons
Pump:250 GPM Hale Skid Unit
Generator: None
Uses: Brush Fires, Off-Road Rescue,
Classification: Brush Truck
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Halogen Rotator Lightbar, Strobe Front, Side and Rear Strobes.
Equipment: Forestry Rakes, Booster Reel, Foam, Pulaski Tool, Brush Axe, Chain Saws, Leaf Blower, Indian Tanks, Stokes Basket, Extension Ladder, Forestry Hose, Axe, Water Supply Equipment, Etc.
Responds To: Brush Fires, Off-Road Rescue
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| Car 40 |
2002 Ford F250 Super Duty V8 Diesel 4x4
Seats: Five (5)
Water: None
Pump: None
Generator: None
Uses: First Responder BLS/ALS,
Off-Road Rescue, Search & Rescue, Pegasus Operations
Classification: EMS First Response Vehicle
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Strobe Lightbars,
LED Side and Front Flashers, Opticom, Reflective Striping.
Equipment: BLS/ALS Jump Bag, ALS Drug Box*, KEDs, 2 Backboards, Oxygen, Immobilization Kit, AED, S-Cort Suction, Landing Zone Kit, Flares, Portable GPS, Road Cones, Rescue Portable, Cellular Phone, OB Kit, Spare Oxygen,
Spare Medical Supplies, Blankets, Tarp, Triage Kit, Flashlight, Etc.
Responds To: BLS/ALS Medical, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Search & Rescue, Landing Zones, and Mass-Casualty Incidents.
*Unit only carries ALS Drug Box when ALS staffed
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| Car 42 |
2004 Ford F250 Super Duty V8 Diesel 4x4
Seats: 2 (Two)
Water: None
Pump: None
Generator: None
Uses: First Responder Duty Officer Vehicle, Incident Command, BLS/ALS First Respnder
Classification: Incident Command Vehicle
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Halogen Rotator Lightbars,
LED Side and Front Flashers, Reflective Striping.
Equipment: BLS/ALS Jump Bag, KEDs, 2 Backboards, Oxygen, Immobilization Kit, AED, impact Suction, FlaresRoad Cones, Rescue Portable, OB Kit, Spare Oxygen, Flashlight, Etc.
Responds To: BLS/ALS Medical, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Search & Rescue, Landing Zones, and Mass-Casualty Incidents.
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| Car 48 |
2004 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
Purchased from the Virginia State Police for use as a training and support vehicle by the company. Equipped with a Whelen 9M Strobe Lightbar, Code3 V-Con Siren, Federal Signal Corner Strobe Light Kit, Wig-Wag system.
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| Engine 41 |
1993 HME w/ 300 Mack Diesel
Seats: Six (6)
Water: 750 Gallons
Pump: 1250 GPM Hale
Generator: Honda 5000kW
Uses: Structure Fires, Motor Vehicle Accidents
Classification: Class A Pumper
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Mechanical Siren,
Strobe Side Flashers, 3 Halogen Rotator Lightbars, Air Horn, Reflective Striping.
Equipment:? Feet of Hose, Fire Extinguishers, Water Supply Equipment, Electric Ram-Fan, Portable Lighting, Chimney Fire Equipment, Cutters Edge Saw, K12 Saw, Chainsaw, Axes, Halligan Tool, 24' Extension Ladder, Roof Ladder, Attic Ladder, Shovel, Foam, BLS/ALS Medical Equipment, Forestry Rakes, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, Thermal Imaging Camera, Combustible/Hazardous Gas Detector, 4 Portable Radios, Pike Poles, Etc.
Responds To: Structure Fires, Chimney Fires, Car Fires, Motor Vehicle Accidents, and Aircraft Emergencies.
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| Engine 45 |
2000 Pierce Saber
Seats: Five (5)
Water: 350 Gallons 50 Gallons Foam
Pump: 750 GPM Hale PTO
Generator: Hydraulic PTO Generator
Uses: Structure Fires, Car Fires, Brush Fires,
Water Rescue, First Responder BLS/ALS,
Motor Vehicle Accidents, Miscellaneous Rescues
Classification: Rescue Pumper
Warning Systems: Electronic Sirens, Mechanical Siren, Air Horn, Halogen Rotator Lightbar, Strobe Side and Rear Flashers, 3M Opticom, Front and Rear Halogen Rotators, Reflective Striping.
Equipment: Hurst Hydraulic Spreader/Cutter Tool (aka Jaws of Life), Hurst Hydraulic Ram, Hurst Circle-O Cutter, Electric and Battery Powered Saws-Alls, K12 Saw, Chainsaw, Step ribbing, Chock Blocks, Water Supply Equipment, Electric Ram-Fan, Slim Jims, Flares, 18' Ladder, Pike Poles, Hot Spotter, "Can Opener", BLS/ALS Medical Equipment, Water Rescue Equipment, Various Rescue Equipment, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, Axes, Halligan Tool, Pry Bar, Shovel, Chimney Fire Equipment, Etc.
Responds To: BLS/ALS Medical, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Car Fires, Brush Fires, Structure Fires, Water Rescues, Miscellaneous Rescues, Vehicle Extrications, Aircraft Emergencies, Chimney Fires, and Technical Rescues.
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| Haz-Mat 47 |
2008 Kenworth Chassis, Pierce Contender body
Seats: Three (3)
Water: None
Pump: None
Generator: PTO driven generator
Uses: Hazardous Materials spill and leaks, support and rehab
Classification: Hazardous Materials and Support Vehicle
Warning Systems: Whelen LED Warning Lights, Federal EQ2B siren, air horns.
Equipment: DECON and Haz-Mat equipment, high and low pressure cascade system, 500lbs Sta-Dri hopper, 2 SCBA Rigs, 6 light Night-Scan tower, Weather tower,
Responds To: HazMat incidents such as hazardous materials spills and decontamination situations, as well as respond to structure fires and perform other support functions.
HazMat 47 is a Pierce Contender on a Kenworth chassis with a walk-in command area. This unit will be equipped to handle HazMat incidents such as hazardous materials spills and decontamination situations, as well as respond to structure fires and perform other support functions. The truck is equipped with the latest in lighting technology, a fully functional weather tower to get up to the minute weather information, and a Global Positioning System for precise location information. The truck also has the latest in cascade technology, allowing firefighters to refill their self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) on the scene, and we now have the capability to not only refill the county’s low pressure SCBA bottles, but also the city’s high pressure SCBA bottles as well. Other features of this truck include a 500lbs Sta-Dri hopper to allow for containment and cleanup of large spills, storage areas for rehab chairs for firefighter rehab, and dual awnings on both sides of the truck allowing for easy shade when needed.
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| Tanker 49 |
2007 Mack Granite
Seats: Two (2)
Water: 2500 Gallons
Pump: 1000gpm
Generator: None
Uses: Water Supply
Classification: Tanker
Warning Systems: Full Whelen LED Warning Lights Package, Federal EQ2B Siren
Equipment: 3000gal Dump Tank, Portable Pump, 24' Extension Ladder, 14' Roof Ladder, Attic Ladder, 2 Full SCBA Rigs, 3 Spare SCBA Tanks, Large diameter dumps on both sides and on the rear.
Responds To: Structure Fires, Brush Fires, Car Fires, and any incident where extra water is needed.
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