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In
February 2006, we took delivery of E2511, a 2006 Pierce All Wheel Steer fire
engine. With the addition of Engine 2511, Engine 2510 (currently first out
at station 1) will move into a reserve role. E2510 is now 10 years old with
71,000 miles. E2511 is nearly identical to E2513 which is currently in service
at Station 2 on Glenwood Dr. Some updating was done to E2511, including the
400HP Cummins motor, addition of a light tower and an updated foam system.
This new engine was designed to meet all current NFPA requirements for a triple
combination pumper. |
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Engine
2513 is a 2000 Pierce Saber, type 1 pumper. It has a 6 person cab, and equipped
with All-Wheel Steer®. It has a Hale 1250gpm pump and a Foam Pro class
A & B foam system. This engine was ordered with a 2" suspension lift
for better angle of approach and departure. E2513 is currently the first out
engine at the Glenwood Fire Station. It is well equipped with auto extrication
tools due to the frequency of accidents it responds to on Highway 17. |
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Engine
2530 is a 1991 KME Type 3 pumper on an International chassis. It has a 1250
gpm pump, 500 gallons of water and Class A foam. It also has pump and roll
capability, which combined with it's size, makes it an ideal wildland firefighting
unit. |
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Engine
2510 is a 1996 Pierce Saber. It is now a reserve engine that is put into service
if E2511 or E2513 are out of service. It is also put into service during periods
of high call volume utilizing off duty personnel. It has a 6 person cab and
is equipped with All-Wheel Steer®. It has a Hale 1250 gpm pump, holds
500 gallons of water, and has a Class A & B foam system. |
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Water
Tender 2550 is a 2002 Pierce. It has a 2500 gallon tank, and a 1000 GPM pump.
It carries a 2500 gallon portable tank and is equipped with quick-dumps on
both sides and the rear. This water tender was purchased with a grant from
the Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. |
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Truck
2570 is a 1980 Van Pelt LTI Telesquirt. It has a 55' aerial water tower. It
has a 1500 GPM pump and carries 400 gallons of water. |
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In
January 2006, we took delivery of a 2005 Pierce built Hazardous Materials
Response Vehicle. This vehicle was purchased with a $360,000 grant from the
Department of Homeland Security. This unit will serve as the primary response
vehicle for the Santa Cruz County Hazardous Materials Interagency Response
Team. |
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Breathing
Support 2565 is a 1991 Grumman Olson utility. This unit served as the districts
Haz Mat vehicle from 1991 until 2006. It has been retrofitted with a breathing
air compressor, and serves as a breathing support /incident rehab unit |
