“Apparatus” is the word firefighters use to describe all the equipment used in firefighting, especially vehicles. Apparatus is regularly inspected and must meet standards and requirements set by the National Fire Protection Association. The Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company is committed to provide the community with apparatus that is highly functional and safe.
Our Current Apparatus Fleet:
Engine 108 (2018 Pierce Enforcer)
- 750 Gallon Tank
- 2,000 GPM pump
- 20 Gallon Foam cell
- Air-pack seating for three firefighters
- ALS Licensed for EMS Calls
- More Photos of 108
Engine 109 (1996 Sutphen Monarch)
- 1000 Gallon Tank
- 1500 GPM Pump
- Air-pack seating for 4 firefighters
- ALS Licensed for EMS Calls
- More Photos of 109
Engine 107 (1997 Sutphen Monarch)
- 1000 Gallon Tank
- 1500 GPM Pump
- Air-pack seating for 4 firefighters
- ALS Licensed for EMS Calls
- More Photos of 107
Brush 15 (2000 Brush Truck Ford F 350)
- 200 Gallon tank
- 20 hp Kohler gas engine
- 265 GPM pump
- 2500 watt Artic Cat gas generator
- More Photos of Brush 15
Tanker 15 (2010 Pierce Tanker on a Mack Granite chassis)
- 3000 gallons
- 750 GPM Pump
- More Photos of Tanker 15
Serve 106 (1999 Ford Excursion)
- Manpower Transport vehicle on large responses and is also the backup command vehicle.
- More Photos of 106
Serve 103 (2003 Ford Explorer)
- (Donated by Town PD)
- Licensed as an Advanced Life Supper vehicle and responds to medical calls.
- It also serves as a command vehicle for the duty officer.
- More Photos of 103
Our Former Apparatus Fleet:
1940 Dodge Ol’ Henry
- Our original response vehicle
Original Tanker 108 (Mack F-700)
- 3000 Gallon Tank
Former Engine 105 (1982 Pirsch)
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- 1250 GPM Pump
- 750 Gallon tank
- After many years of service in Bridgewater it was donated to Rockingham County around 2016. And that in the end RCFR returned it to us and we sold it to a local farmer.
- It was purchased for an exceptionally low price (For that Time Period) due to being a demo unit.
Former Engine 109
- The Piece of apparatus was originally called unit 1 when purchased but was later changed to 109
Retired Truck 15 (1987 Sutphen Monarch Ladder Truck)
- 100 ft Aerial
- 1500 GPM Pump
- 300 Gallon Tank
- Air-pack seating for 3 firefighters
- More Photos of Truck 15
