Lenox
Station New 4
Station 4
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Opened on May 18, 1996 A crew of up to four firefighters respond out of this station 24 hours a day. The addition of Station #4 has made a significant impact in reducing response times to the eastern border of the district because of its location.
Engine 1621
Serviced in the year 2001 1,500 gallons per minute pumping capacity Holds 1,000 gallons of water It has a Master stream deck gun This engine is considered an Advance Life care Support (ALS) engine because it carries paramedic equipment on board.
Engine 1621
100 Feet of trash line for small fires such as garbage fires, or brush fires
Engine 1621
Has a hydraulic generator. The plus side to a hydraulic generator is that it runs on hydraulic fluid instead of a gas generator which burns gas from the engine.
Engine 1621
The pumping panel has two, two and a half inch discharge valves and two, five inch intake valves, one of which is a storz connection.
Engine 1621
On the side of the pump panel engine 1621 250 has feet of 1 pre connect hose with a smooth bore 15/16 tip. There is also 150 feet of 1 pre connect hose with a fog nozzle tip.
Engine 1621
This engine carries 250 feet of 2 pre connect hose 400 feet of 3 inch hose 400 feet of 2 inch hose 100 feet of 1 inch hose with a smooth boar nozzle 1,000 feet of 5 inch hose
Engine 1621
This engine also has a 24 foot extension ladder, a 14 foot roof ladder, and a 10 foot attic (collapsible) ladder, along with a 10 foot drafting pole with other numerous tools on board.
Tactical Rescue
Tactical Rescue team is trained to perform rescue for numerous things such as confined space below grade, water rescue, entrapment, and whatever else someone needs rescuing from.
Tactical Rescue
These are used to push against two walls preventing the walls from falling when trying to rescue someone.
Tactical Rescue
Rappelling ropes, used to repel down things for whatever the case may be.
Tactical Rescue
Generator and oxyacetylene welder used to cut through various metals.