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stephen morea

calling haz-mat 33!

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can anyone tell me what the v.a. hudson valley has as far as their trucks go, don't spare a vehicle (current trucks only), even the chiefs cars. thanx,steve

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I don't know about chiefs cars, or specs on the rigs, but the Montrose VA has:

Haz-Mat 3 (Formerly HM33)

Engine 225

MA28

Marine 21

Maybe RES20CUE or 1191stdue can chime in to fill in the blanks.

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You have to remember Castle Point there part of the VA Hudson Valley Fire Dept in Dutchess

They have

91-11 KME Pumper 1250gpm 1000 tank

91-71 Amb

91-69 HazMat(same as HM-3)

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Ahh yes.. I forgot the montrose VA also has 48B1

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The apparatus of the VA Hudson Valley FD is as follows-

FDR-Montrose Campus:

Engine 225- 1986 Pierce Dash 1000 GPM Pumper

Mini Attack 28- 1998 International/E-One Medium Rescue w/500 GPM Pump (Converting to Rescue 48)

HazMat 3- 2002 Freightliner/ Mickey HazMat Unit

Ambulance 48B1- 1998 Ford/Wheeled Coach Type II

Marine 21- 1970 18' Boston Whaler Rescue Boat

Castle Point Campus:

Engine 91-11- 1993 KME Falcon 1250 GPM Pumper

HazMat 91-69- 2002 Freightliner/ Mickey HazMat Unit

Ambulance 91-71- 2003 Ford/Wheeled Coach Type III

Ambulance 91-72- 1996 Ford/Wheeled Coach Type II (used as a spare for both Campuses)

Future Apparatus:

Chief's Command Vehicle- Chevy Tahoe (awaiting transfer from Transportation)

New Ambulance- Ford/Wheeled Coach Type III Ambulance (ordered)(will become 48B1, 48B1 will become 48B2/91-72. and the 1996 will be turned in)

(2) New 1500 GPM Pumpers ( currently in spec, should be ordered shortly) to become front line Engines at both Campuses (Hopefully both current Engines will remain as back-ups)

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Boy this new Chief at the VAFD is really getting things done!!! LOL I have to say that the VAFD is coming a long way, as you can we are getting new equipment left and right. Just wish we could be used!!!

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i know im going to sound like a total MO-ron, but what does V.A. stand for?

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i know im going to sound like a total MO-ron, but what does V.A. stand for?

Veteran's Affairs

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