2005 Pierce Dash pumper. This engine is first-due for all structure fires, fire alarms, and smoke investigations within the borough and surrounding communities.

1989 Seagrave pumper. Engine 2 primarily responds to motor vehicle accidents and vehicle fires. It carries a variety of Hurst rescue tools.

2009 Pierce Velocity pumper. Engine 3 will alternate with Engine 1 as the primary apparatus for most fire-related responses.

2002 Pierce 100 foot elevated platform. The truck responds to high-rise and industrial incidents in the borough, and often responds into neighboring communities for mutual aid.

1993 International rescue. The rescue responds to all motor vehicle accidents, physical rescues, and carbon monoxide alarms. It is also the second-due apparatus for many mutual aid responses.

1997 Ford F-350 4x4. The squad is equipped for Rapid Intervention Team operations and is also used to transport firefighters.

2010 Chevrolet Suburban. The Command vehicle enables officers to quickly navigate their way to the scene and establish a command post.