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It seems as though there are alot of firefighters in the group. Let's here from you all.



I'm in a volunteer department covering 10 sqr miles, 2 stations, 3 engines, 1 water tender, 3 rescues.



12 years of service.
 
When I lived in Colorado I was on a volunteer dept. I was on for just over 3 years. We had 4 stations, engines, water tenders and rescues at all of them. Coal Creek Canyon VFD, we covered hwy 72, hwy 93 and the surrounding area which was in 3 different counties. 200+ calls a year. We did mutual aid with the surrounding depts. including Rocky Flats (nuke switch makers) they were Federally funded and had all the latest equip. and training. I miss the FD most about leaving Colo.
 
I am currently a Lieuey on a Paid-On-Call department.



Lemme see... Four Engines (three very active, one reserve), one ladder, three tankers (water tenders), one brush buggy, one attack truck, one rescue / medical truck, one squad car, and one ATV. I think that covers them all.



Our area is about 150 sq. miles and we get ~350 calls per year (medical and fire).
 
paid dept. Irvington,nj 13 years . 5 engines 2 ladders 1 rescue,and best of all no EMTs,no medical calls only fires.

3. 05sq 70,000+
 
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Which one? I am a member of two volunteer departments. One runs two engines, a tanker, two BLS units, a squad (traffic) and a tac.



Other runs one engine, one tac, one brush, a squad, a heavy rescue and a 75' quint
 
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Firefighters

I'm with a volunteer department 20 years, we run advanced first aid(no ambulance-hospital transport), have 2 class A pumpers, 2 brush trucks, one heavy rescue truck, fire boat, department van 2 chiefs cars and one antique 1928 Maxim pumper. Our district covers nearly 2000 acres of State Park land and a small residental town with few commercial buildings, run 100+ calls a year. Rick. ;)
 
When I'm in town I serve as a call Firefighter in the town of Mattapoisett, MA. We have 3 engines, 1 rescue, 1 suburban, 1 brush truck, 1 boat, and 1 hazmat trailer. I've been on the dept for about 5 years.



Sean
 
i was in my hometown vol dept for 7 years. 52. 5 sq miles.

8 front line engines, 4 brush rigs, 2 heavy rescuse and a brandy new 100ft Sutphen tower. oppps almost forgot the 3000 gal. autocar 4 guys tanker



was in my present town's fire police for 3 years, last as an Lt.

5 engines, 3 trucks, 2 rescues, 3 fire police rigs and other support vehicles
 
I'm A Volunteer Firefighter For 5 Years. We have 8 other Departments in the county also. We cover at least 20 sq Miles.

2 Engines, Tanker, Squad, And 3 Brush Trucks.
 
Volunteer assistent chief , 15 yrs service,Shoshoni Wyoming town of 500 hehehe also battalion 14 county of Fremont , it is said to be the most ground covered by a single county department in the USA but I only heard that.



2 class A pumpers, 2 brush one being a 6x6 diesel multi-fueler, 1 rescue unit and a suberbun



cheers, Kevin
 
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I am not a fireman but would like to say "thank you" to all that are. You guys and gals that do this (paid or volunteer) do a great service for all of us that live in this country.



THANK YOU (just felt this needed to be said)



Stan
 
Driver/engineer/paramedic 15 years service in paid department. (front line) 2 engines, 1 quint, 2 MICU ambulances, 1 "brush truck" LOL!, 1 bat chief
 
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