Contact:
Millersburg Fire Company
325 Center Street
P.O. Box 151
Millersburg, PA 17061
(717) 692-2121
 
 
 

ENGINE 20
Is a 2001 E-One Cyclone II Engine/Rescue with a 2000 GPM Hale pump with a Pneumax CAFS system.  Engine 20 has a 970 gallon water tank and a 30 gallon class-A foam tank.  Engine 20 has a full complement of Rescue equipment including two pre-connected hydraulic tools (spreader and cutter) and a portable simo-unit to which two more hydraulic tools can be connected.  Engine 20 has two hydraulic Rams, a strut system by Resque-Tech, a cutting torch, air tools, wooden cribbing and synthetic plastic cribbing.   Engine 20 carries 1,400 feet of 5” hose, 500 feet of 3” hose, 4 pre-connected hand lines (2 CAFS, 2 Water) and 2 front bumper hand lines (1 CAFS, 1 Water).  Millersburg likes to call Engine 20, “The Rolling Toolbox” due to all the equipment it carries.  Engine 20 has seating for 8 and is equipped with 7 Scott NxG2 air-packs.

 

ENGINE 201

Is a 1991 E-One International Engine with a 1,250 GPM Hale pump.  Engine 201 has a 1,000 gallon water tank and has 1,000 feet of 5” hose and 500 feet of 3” hose.  Engine 201 has 4 pre-connected hand lines.  Engine 201 is used mainly for fill sites since the arrival of Engine 20, but is second due on crashes and has a portable hydraulic simo unit with a combo (spreader/cutter) tool.  Engine 201 has seating for 5 and is equipped with 4 Scott NxG2 air-packs.

 

TRUCK 20

Is a 1997 Sutphen Mini-Tower with a 70+ foot tower ladder.  Truck 20 has a full complement of ground ladders and in addition, a 1,500 GPM Hale pump with 300 gallons of water.  Truck 20 has 4 saws on board (1 Partner Circular, 2 Cutter’s Edge and 1 Husqvarna chain), a full set of hand tools in the bucket and numerous pike poles and hooks.  Truck 20 also carries 1,000 feet of 5” hose, 800 feet of 3” hose and 2 pre-connected hand lines.  With a proper supply of water, Truck 20 can flow 1,500 GPM from the two nozzles in the bucket (750 GPM from each nozzle).  Truck 20 has seating for 6 and is equipped with 5 Scott NxG2 air-packs.


 

ATTACK 20

Is a 2006 Ford F-550 Guardian mini-pumper with a Odin Kodiak CAFS pump.  Attack 20 has a 250 gallon water tank and a 10 gallon class-A foam tank.  Attack 20 will have a complement of wild land firefighting tools as well as medical equipment for running medical calls.  Attack 20 will also be a first due structural fire truck in inclement weather.  Attack 20 has seating for 5 with 3 Scott NxG2 air-packs


 

TANKER 20

Is a 2002 E-One Freightliner Tanker with a 1,250 GPM Hale pump.  Tanker 20 has a 3,100 gallon water tank with a 3,500 gallon portable dump tank.  In addition, Tanker 20 is equipped with 2 pre-connected hand lines and a limited set of hand tools.  Tanker 20 has seating for 3 and is equipped with 2 Scott NxG2 air-packs.


 

BOAT 20

Is a 1992 Snyder Built jet boat with a 150 hp Evinrude outboard engine with a full complement of water rescue equipment and ropes

 

 
 

UTILITY 20

Is a 2001 Ford Excursion.  This unit is primarily used for medical assists, personnel transport and hauling Boat 20.  Utility 20 will also be utilized as a command vehicle from time to time and for fire prevention by towing the Safety Trailer.  Utility 20 has seating for 8.

 

 
 
 

TRAILER 20

Is a 2002 Scotty Fire Safety Trailer that has been outfitted to serve as a safety house for fire prevention.  This trailer is used by the company at public relations functions and is loaned out from time to time to other organizations and companys for open houses and kids fairs to teach fire and community safety.  The trailer is equipped with three rooms most occupied by children, a living room, an operating kitchen with appliances and a child's bedroom.  This trailer is equipped with a smoke machine, a 911 phone system, heated doors and other safety teaching tools.  It also comes complete with a "weather smart" package that is used to simulate sever weather conditions such as tornadoes and hurricanes.  The trailer is usually hauled by Utility 20.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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