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The Association of the Woodbury Volunteer Fire Department
25 Quassuk Road
Woodbury, CT 06798
Non-Emergency: 203-263-3100
Emergency: 911
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| Engine 5 |
2009 Spartan Cab ~ Gowans-Knight Custom Body
This engine is a 6 man enclosed cab - the first for this station. Engine 2, which it replaced, was an open rear crew cab.
MetroStar - Spartan Cab, Hale 1500 gpm pump ~ 1,000 gallon poly tank, Gross Vehcile Weight - 49,000 lbs, Cummins ISL 425 are some of it basic components.
This Engine will be the first due out of the Hotchkissville Station as per the appropriate S.O.G.. It is a back up engine for MVA's when Engine 4 for is not available.
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| Engine 8 |
2006 Spartan / G&K
Engine 8 housed at the Orenuag Station. It was built by Gowans-Knight in Watertown, CT.
The Department was awarded $275,000 from the FEMA toward the purchase of this truck.
Engine 8 carries six firefighters in an enclosed cab. It has a back up camera, a mini tower light and carries the department's 35' ladder.
It has a Hale pump ~ 2000gpm. It carries the departments standard hose assignment of: 2 - 300ft 1 3/4 cross lays, 1500ft of 5", 300ft of 3" and 300ft of 2 1/2".
It is first due on any commercial fire alarms.
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| Rescue 3 |
1997 Ford / Louisville
Rescue 3 is house at the Orenuag Fire Station. It was built in 1997 by 4-Guys.
The Rescue Truck carries the tools to perform all the various tasks associated with rescue operations and includes but is not limited to: vehicle extrication ~"The Jaws of Life", cold and swift water rescue, below grade, high angle, and any other "rescue" type of incident we are called to.
It can also be used as an Incident Command center for larger incidents, a warming or cooling area for firefighters and it also has a light tower to light up the scene.
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| Tanker 9 |
1995 Ford / 4 Guys
Tanker 9 is housed at the Hotchkissville station. It was built by 4-Guys.
It carries 2500 gallons of water and has a Hale pump ~ 1250gpm.
The truck is used for water supply and is the truck that responds to mutual aid towns when a tanker is requested. This truck is also part of the Region 5 Tanker Task Force.
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| Engine 4 |
1992 KME / Renegade
Engine 4 is housed at the Oenuag Fire Staiton and was the first enclosed "crew" cab engine.
The Engine seats 6 firefighters, carriers 900 gallons of water and has a Hale pump - 1500gpm. The truck was also the first to contain a in board foam system. It carries 2 cross-lays of 300ft each of 1 3/4" preconnect hose line. In the bed in carries the departments standard ~ 1500ft of 5", 300ft of 3" and 300ft of 2 1/2" hose.
Engine 4 is the first due for any residential alarms, motor vehicle accidents and mutual aid calls.
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| Brush Truck - #7 |
1989 Ford
Engine 7 (a.k.a. the Brush Truck) is housed at the Hotchkissville Station.
The brush truck is a Ford pick up truck with a slide in water tank that is used to fight brush fires, grass fires and fires in the woods that the regular apparatus cannot get into the woods to extinguish.
The brush truck is also used for wires down, water emergencies and to pull the departments Haz-Mat trailer.
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| The "Reel" Truck - #1 |
1984 Mack / Ward
The Reel truck is housed at the Orenaug Fire Station. Built by Gowans- Knight in Watertown, CT in 1984.
The truck was refurbished in 2007 by Gowans-Knight.
It carries a mile of 5" hose. The pump is a Hale, 1500gpm.
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Daily Forest Fire Danger Report
The Forest Fire Danger Level
Low
Burning Permits are not being issued today due to weather conditions
Please Call ~ 203-263-3120 or 203-206-6598
Open Burning Permit requirements may be viewed by clicking on the "Burning Permit - Reg's" tab on the left side of this page. Additional info also available at www.woodburyfm.org
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