Chemung Volunteer Fire Company Apparatus

Chemung's Engine Fleet

Engine 533

Entered into service in 2019, the Fort Garry Engine 533, this engine serves as the main attack engine for Chemung Fire Department. It boasts in cab pump panels and control systems, light tower, and can support both water and foam based suppression with its built in 1100 gallon tank.

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Engine 534

Commissioned in 2004, the KME Engine 34 is designed to be a "All in One" truck. As Chemung Fire Department's heavy rescue, it is often the first to arrive on scene. The on-board rescue equipment airbags, stabilizing equipment, built in air systems, "Jaws of Life", medical equipment, generator, foam, medical supplies, backboards, a light tower, forcible entry tools and more! This unit is also used as the Mobile Command Post in the event that large scale incident ensues. 34 also boasts a 1000 gallon on-board tank for immediate response. 

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Ladder 531

More information coming soon! 

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Chemung's Tanker Fleet

Tanker 561

This Pierce Tanker holds 2200 Gallons of water. It can pump up to 1000 gallons per minute. It also features the ability dump from either side or rear. With the ability to hold up to 3 firefighters, standard equipment includes air masks and air tanks. 

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Tanker 562

Tanker 562 is a 1992 International tanker which can hold 2000 gallons of water. This apparatus is primarily used in our rural locations, where a hydrant is not readily available! We are able to refill this tanker within 5-10 minutes, which keeps us with a steady supply of water wherever we are. 

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Chemung's EMS & Utility Fleet

EMS Truck 581

Fully stocked and ready to rock, this Ford F-250 is the backbone of our EMS efforts. As a QRS company, we will often be the initial response to the scene of an emergency or accident. We are prepared for significant, life saving events right down to broken bones or more minor circumstances. This is truly neighbors helping neighbors and our EMS team has a combined over 60 years of experience, and many of the individuals work in EMS related industries for their "day jobs". 

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Light Truck 571

Truck 571, a Ford 4600, is a historic piece of equipment, still in service today. Featuring 8 high powered lights, this  mid 1900's beauty can be seen in parades and on display at various community events. On occassion, 571 will be seen on scene if the situation warrants some illumination! 

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Hazmat Response &
​Support Vehicle 572

A personal favorite of the volunteers, this is one of our most "flashy" trucks, sporting over two dozen different emergency lights. This truck will be seen on any sort of call as it is truly a utility support truck. We have commonly used this apparatus at brush fires, MVA's and rescues that require a more versatile vehicle. 

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EMS/Brush/Mini-Rescue
​Utility Truck 573

Truck 573 is technically classified as an Mini-Rescue. However, it's versatility is a strength as you will see this apparatus on scene at EMS calls, Brush Fires, Fires, MVA's and more. This has the capability of performing rescues, extrication, severe to mild EMS calls, support brush fire fighting, and more.

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Fire Chief Vehicle 501

When time is of the essence, 501 allows Chief LaRock to get to the scene quickly and effeciently. This is critical from a scene size up stand point in order to prepare the department for what type of call and level of severity that is in store. Additionally, it allows him to call for additional support and coordinate on scene command.