New Jersey Apparatus Orders

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Lebby

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A few apparatus orders that piqued my attention recently from the Garden State are those of Englewood and Newark, NJ.

Englewood has on order a 100' TDA from Seagrave, replacing a 1995 E-One Hurricane Hush. I believe this will be their first tiller since the 60's. Additionally, they have ordered an engine also.

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Next, Newark has 13 apparatus on order from E-One. The most recent add on to the order includes five engines, a ladder, a tower and a rescue.

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Newark replacing a lot of 1995 and 1997 Front Line rigs with spares from 1989, 1993s

current Newark fleet

Engine 5 - 2008 ALF (In spare a lot
Engine 6 - 2001 EOne
Engine 7 - 2008 ALF (In spare a lot)
Engine 9 - 2008 ALF (In spare a lot)
Engine 10 - 2014 EOne
Engine 11 - 1994 EOne
Engine 13 - 1997 EOne
Engine 14 - 2016 EOne
Engine 15 - 2010 Ferrara
Engine 16 - 1997 EOne
Engine 18 - 1995 EOne
Engine 19 - 2003 EOne
Engine 26 - 2010 Ferrara
Engine 27 - 1997 EOne (In spare a lot)
Engine 28 - 2003 EOne
Engine 29 - 2010 Ferrara


Ladder 4 - 2003 EOne
Ladder 5 - 2018 EOne
Ladder 6 - 2008 ALF (In spare a lot)
Ladder 7 - 2018 EOne
Ladder 8 - 1997 EOne
Ladder 10 - 1996 EOne
Ladder 11 - 2018 EOne
Ladder 12 - 1998 EOne

Spares
Engine 31 - 1989 EOne Tele Squirt
Engine 32 - 1991 EOne (Terrible Spare)
Engine 34 - 1993 EOne
Engine 36 - 1994 EOne
Engine 38 - 1994 EOne Tele Squirt
Engine 40 - 1997 EOne

Tower 31 - 1997 EOne (OOS for 3 Years)
Ladder 33 - 1991 EOne
Ladder 35 - 1995 EOne (shot)
Ladder 37 - 1993 EOne
Ladder 39 - 2008 ALF (always OOS)
 
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Lebby You are correct give these Departments reliable equipment. Patterson Also updated a bunch of Frontline Rigs and Jersey City recently. Now if Only Trenton fell in line also. I know its budgets but if you have to cut back a little somewhere else you have to make sacrifices.
 
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Lebby said:
A few apparatus orders that piqued my attention recently from the Garden State are those of Englewood and Newark, NJ.

Englewood has on order a 100' TDA from Seagrave, replacing a 1995 E-One Hurricane Hush. I believe this will be their first tiller since the 60's. Additionally, they have ordered an engine also.

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Next, Newark has 13 apparatus on order from E-One. The most recent add on to the order includes five engines, a ladder, a tower and a rescue.

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I used to live in Teaneck, right next to Englewood, and don't remember the streets being that narrow. I wonder what persuaded them to purchase a TDA ?
 
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Some more changes coming to Northern New Jersey,

Elizabeth Fire Department has ordered eight new pieces of apparatus from Fire and Safety Services (Pierce). Including Rescue 1, Rescue 2 (replacing their former UASI Collapse Rescue), TAC (similar to FDNY's TSUs), and the Tactical Support Unit (a high water rescue vehicle). Also two new engines (the receiving companies haven't been announced, but will almost certainly be Engine 6, a 2012 and Engine 3 or 5, both 2014s), Ladder 1 (a 100' rear mount) and finally a Special Operations Truck (specializing in trench rescues).

In Jersey City, Engine 1 has become a fully staffed company responding with Engine 5, Ladder 2 and Battalion 1 as the second engine responding from 355 Newark Avenue covering The Village neighborhood. When Engine 1 was reestablished last year, it was on a part time basis being staffed as possible with members on over time. Additionally, Squad 1 has entered service as a fully staffed company at Fire Headquarters which covers Newport. Squad 1 is using the NJ EMS Task Force's former Mass Casualty Response Unit 2 which differs from JCFD's Squad 4 which is currently a rescue engine as it is a walk around rescue. Squad 1's focus will be high rise operations and rapid intervention (FAST). To that end it is equipped with battery operated extrication tools (the first in the city), fans and thermal imagers. More can be found at the link provided: https://www.nj.com/hudson/2022/06/jersey-city-announces-new-high-rise-firefighting-companies.html
 
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Lebby said:
Some more changes coming to Northern New Jersey,

Elizabeth Fire Department has ordered eight new pieces of apparatus from Fire and Safety Services (Pierce). Including Rescue 1, Rescue 2 (replacing their former UASI Collapse Rescue), TAC (similar to FDNY's TSUs), and the Tactical Support Unit (a high water rescue vehicle). Also two new engines (the receiving companies haven't been announced, but will almost certainly be Engine 6, a 2012 and Engine 3 or 5, both 2014s), Ladder 1 (a 100' rear mount) and finally a Special Operations Truck (specializing in trench rescues).

In Jersey City, Engine 1 has become a fully staffed company responding with Engine 5, Ladder 2 and Battalion 1 as the second engine responding from 355 Newark Avenue covering The Village neighborhood. When Engine 1 was reestablished last year, it was on a part time basis being staffed as possible with members on over time. Additionally, Squad 1 has entered service as a fully staffed company at Fire Headquarters which covers Newport. Squad 1 is using the NJ EMS Task Force's former Mass Casualty Response Unit 2 which differs from JCFD's Squad 4 which is currently a rescue engine as it is a walk around rescue. Squad 1's focus will be high rise operations and rapid intervention (FAST). To that end it is equipped with battery operated extrication tools (the first in the city), fans and thermal imagers. More can be found at the link provided: https://www.nj.com/hudson/2022/06/jersey-city-announces-new-high-rise-firefighting-companies.html
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E20/L5 will be the next companies added on 440
 
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