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Sun. Aug 10th 2008
Retired 34-61 Finds New Home In Swan Lake

Retired 34-61, a 1990 Ford 4x4 Type 1 Ambulance has found a new home at the Swan Lake Fire Department in Sullivan County...

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Tue. Jul 22nd 2008
New Supply Line for 34-51

Tonight firefighters added more equipment on the fleet. 34-51 had its aging supply line replaced. 700 feet of new 3 inch supp...

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Sat. Jul 19th 2008
WetDown In Otisville

34-1 and 34-11 attended the WetDown in Otisville for Tower 140. The "Old Dog" looked really good sitting out front ...

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Westbrookville, NY  12785

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34-12 was a 1972 Ford/Young that was purchased from the Silver Lake Fire District in Orange County NY. It was powered with a 534 V8 and 5 speed transmission. It carried 750 gallons of water and had a Hale 1000gpm pump. It served the Company from 1992 to 1999.Retired 34-12

34-12 was a 1972 Ford/Young that was purchased from the Silver Lake Fire District in Orange County NY. It was powered with a 534 V8 and 5 speed transmission. It carried 750 gallons of water and had a Hale 1000gpm pump.

It served the Company from 1992 to 1999.
 
The chassis was ordered in 1973 and was delivered in 1974. It was a 1974 GMC with a 432 V6, 5 speed transmission and a 2 speed rear axle. It was purchased for $7,200. The original price was $6,500 but the difference was to have the cab painted Lime Green at the factory. The chassis was sent to the Binghamton Body Company where the body and a 1250 gallon tank were mounted at a cost of $5,000. Members put a used front mount pump on the truck. The original pump was taken off a truck the Company had, possibly a 1950's era truck. The pump was originally purchased as Military Surplus for the 1950's truck and was a 1940's model. The pump lasted one year before it met a major mechanical malfunction. The members borrowed $4,500 and purchased a new American 750 gallon front mount pump. The new pump was also mounted by Company members. Over the years the truck had minor improvements and upgrades. It was taken out of service in 2001 and given to a Company member.Tanker 414

The chassis was ordered in 1973 and was delivered in 1974. It was a 1974 GMC with a 432 V6, 5 speed transmission and a 2 speed rear axle. It was purchased for $7,200. The original price was $6,500 but the difference was to have the cab painted Lime Green at the factory.

The chassis was sent to the Binghamton Body Company where the body and a 1250 gallon tank were mounted at a cost of $5,000. Members put a used front mount pump on the truck. The original pump was taken off a truck the Company had, possibly a 1950's era truck. The pump was originally purchased as Military Surplus for the 1950's truck and was a 1940's model. The pump lasted one year before it met a major mechanical malfunction. The members borrowed $4,500 and purchased a new American 750 gallon front mount pump. The new pump was also mounted by Company members.

Over the years the truck had minor improvements and upgrades. It was taken out of service in 2001 and given to a Company member.
 
The original Station was built on the site of the current Station. It was built sometime in the early 50's and was taken down in 1987 so the current Station could be erected. Though it had a very nice meeting area upstairs, the bays were very limited. The truck house consisted of 2 bays, with one bay being 2 trucks deep. Being the door openings were very small and would not accommodate modern trucks, the decision was made to build a new Station.Original Station

The original Station was built on the site of the current Station. It was built sometime in the early 50's and was taken down in 1987 so the current Station could be erected. Though it had a very nice meeting area upstairs, the bays were very limited. The truck house consisted of 2 bays, with one bay being 2 trucks deep. Being the door openings were very small and would not accommodate modern trucks, the decision was made to build a new Station.
 
Rescue 490 was purchased from the Town of Liberty Volunteer Ambulance Corps. located in Sullivan County NY. It was run as a light Rescue. The truck was painted by Company members as it was White with an Orange stripe. The truck served the Company from 1991 to 1999.Retired Rescue 490

Rescue 490 was purchased from the Town of Liberty Volunteer Ambulance Corps. located in Sullivan County NY. It was run as a light Rescue. The truck was painted by Company members as it was White with an Orange stripe. The truck served the Company from 1991 to 1999.
 
Retired 34-61
 
This truck was purchased from the Sloatsburg Volunteer Ambulace Corps. and was converted to a Light Rescue. The truck is 4 wheel drive and has a front winch. This truck was sold to the Swan Lake Fire Department Sullivan County NY in August 2008.Retired 34-61

This truck was purchased from the Sloatsburg Volunteer Ambulace Corps. and was converted to a Light Rescue. The truck is 4 wheel drive and has a front winch.

This truck was sold to the Swan Lake Fire Department Sullivan County NY in August 2008.
 
Retired 34-51
 
34-51 was purchased from the Howells Fire District in Orange County NY for $1,000. We sold it to the East Jewett Fire Company in Greene Couny NY for $1.00. The truck is still in service and is a vital piece of apparatus for its new community.Retired 34-51

34-51 was purchased from the Howells Fire District in Orange County NY for $1,000. We sold it to the East Jewett Fire Company in Greene Couny NY for $1.00. The truck is still in service and is a vital piece of apparatus for its new community.
 
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Recent Calls

Sat. Aug 23rd 2008
MVA Sends One Person To The Hospital

At 06:12hrs the alarm was sounded for an MVA near 1967 Route 209. 34-5 was on the scene in less than one minute to find ...

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Sat. Aug 2nd 2008
34-31 Runs Early Morning Bloomingburg Fire

Station 34 was dispatched at 05:21hrs for the Tanker mutual aid to a working structure fire in Bloomingburg. 34-31 was direct...

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Wed. Jul 30th 2008
34-31 Responds To Otisville

At 23:46hrs Station 34 was dispatched for our Tanker to assist Otisville at a working fire involving a pile of railroad ties ...

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