Retired Apparatus

15-1500

1984-2004

The pride of the Sloatsburg Fire Department's fleet, 15-1500 responded second due to all alarms. The end of en era is marked with the retiring of the 1500 in that she was our last open cab apparatus. New NFPA codes specify that all new fire apparatus cabs must be fully enclosed.

The 1500 is currently serving her second tour of duty as a front line pumper for the Blenheim Fire Department in Schoharie County, New York.

15-1500
1983 Mack CF Triple Combination Pumper
1500 Gallons Per Minute, 2 Stage Waterous Pump
600 Gallon Water Tank
Sold to the Blenheim Fire Department in Schoharie County, New York

15-MP

15-MP
1952 US Army Dodge M-37 WW Brush Truck
80 Gallons Per Minute Pump
150 Gallon Water Tank
Former Stony Point Fire Department (18-Patrol)
Sold to the Tuxedo Fire District (M-567?)

15-Quad

1971-1992

15-Quad
1971 American LaFrance 1000 Triple Combination Pumper
1500 Gallons Per Minute Pump
500 Gallon Water Tank

15-EQ

1980-1987

15-EQ
1964 GMC 7500/Adam Black Rescue
Former Monsey Fire Department (7-EQ)
Sold to Silver Lake Fire Department (Rescue 162) in Orange County, New York

15-EQ

197?-1980

15-EQ
197? Chevrolet Van 30

15-1000

1964-1984

15-1000 was our first fire apparatus to feature an enclosed front cab. She was repainted in the 1970s to match the color scheme of 15-Quad.

15-1000
1964 American LaFrance 900 Triple Combination Pumper
1000 Gallons Per Minute Pump
500 Gallon Water Tank

15-750

1954-1971

15-750 was our second and last truck to feature a completely open cab design.

15-750
1954 American LaFrance 700 Triple Combination Pumper
750 Gallons Per Minute Pump
300 Gallon Water Tank

15-500

1931-1964

15-500
1931 American LaFrance Triple Combination Pumper
500 Gallons Per Minute Pump
100 Gallon Water Tank