Lower Macungie Fire Department Apparatuses:
Station: #30 ( Lower Macungie )
Chief 30 / Deputy 30
Chief 30 and Deputy 30 are a 2014 Ford Expedition Used by the Chief and 1st Deputy Chief as their command vehicle. They also Carry a full set of medical equipment including an AED. These Command vehicles allow our Chief Officers to establish on scene command quickly and proficiently.
Deputy 30-1
Deputy 30-1 is a 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe SSV Used by Our 2nd Deputy Chief as their command vehicle. They also Carry a full set of medical equipment including an AED. These Command vehicles allow our Chief Officers to establish on scene command quickly and proficiently.
Utility 30
Utility 30 is a Ford F-150 pick up truck with a plow in the winter and a 1,000 lb lift gate bed and 4 wheel drive. It is mostly used for Station 30 RIT for members from the Brandywine and Wescosville stations. Along with other miscellaneous takes around the Wescosville district.
Utility 30-1
Utility 30-1 is a pickup truck with 4 wheel drive and a plow in the winter. It is mostly used for Fire police and other miscellaneous tasks around the Alburtis district.
Traffic 30
Traffic 30 is a Ford F-550 with 4 wheel drive and is used by our Fire Police members it is equipped with Fire Police tools such as cones and signs along with a traffic director board.
Station: #1 ( Alburtis )
Engine Tanker 1
Engine Tanker 1 is a 2018 Rosenbauer with 2,000 GPM pump with a 2,600 gallon water tank, and a 50 gallon Class A Foam tank. It has 10 discharges with 5 being CAFS capable. It carries 2,00 feet of 5 inch supply hose and has 3,000 gallon porta tank. The truck also carries a small complement of rescue tools including an O cutter and Combi tool. This truck is the first due fire suppression apparatus to respond out of the Alburtis Station.
Rescue Engine 1
Rescue Engine 1 is a 2021 Pierce Enforcer PUC. It has a 1,500 GPM pump with a 500 gallon water tank, with class A foam. It has 9 discharges and has pump and roll capabilities. It carries 1,500 feet of 5 inch supply hose. RE1 is certified as a Heavy Rescue by the PA Department of Health. It carries tools for Vehicle Rescue, Structural Collapses, Rope Rescue, Confined space rescue, and Water Rescue. This truck is also used as our Station 30 RIT Truck for our surrounding departments. It is first due for all Rescue incidents on the western half of the district.
Brush 1
Brush 1 is a Ford F-250 XL Super Duty This truck was donated by the DCNR and completely refurbished by members in-house. It has a 330 GPM pump with 200 Gallons of water and 8 gallons of Class A Foam.This truck has pump and roll capabilities. This truck responds to Outside fires, Brush fires, forest fires in our district. It is also during severe weather due to its 4 wheel drive capabilities.
Engine 1
Engine 1 is a 1976 Mack CF Engine. It has a 1250 GPM pump and 750 gallon water tank. It was refurbished in 1994 and had the cab fully enclosed. E1 is not currently in service but can be used as a reserve engine if the need should arise.
Station: #81 ( Brandywine )
Assistant 81
Assistant 81 is a 2019 Ford Interceptor used by the Assistant Chief of Brandywine for their Command vehicle. They also Carry a full set of medical equipment including an AED. These Command vehicles allow our Chief Officers to establish on scene command quickly and proficiently.
Squirt 81
Squirt 81 is a 2010 Spartan / Central States TeleSquirt. It has a 68 feet ladder and a 2,000 GPM pump with a 500 gallon water tank and a 30 gallon Class A Foam tank.This truck is CAFS capable and has 6 preconnects and 11 discharges. It carries 800 Feet of 5 inch supply hose. It carries basic vehicle Rescue tools. This truck is first due ladder for the more rural area of our district where the larger Tower may not fit.
Tower 81
Tower 81 is a 2017 Rosenbauer Commander / Cobra rear mount Tower Ladder. It has a 101 feet tower Ladder with 2,000 GPM pump with 500 gallon water tank and a 30 gallon Class A foam tank. This truck is CAFS capable and has 4 preconnects with 11 total discharges. The Tower Ladder has a 2,000 GPM Master Stream on the aerial device and carries 700 feet of 5 inch supply line. the Tower also responds first due out of Brandywine and is the first due ladder to the majority of the district.
Spill 81
Spill 81 is a 2009 GMC C5500 with 4 wheel drive, its primary duty is to handle spill calls through out the district and to tow Foam 81. The truck carries a large complement of spill / Hazmat equipment, has 2 Purple K units and also responds to water rescues and medical incidents within the district.
Foam 81
Foam 81 is a 2009 United Plastics Fabricating Foam Trailer with 660 gallons of Class AFFF Class B Foam. It has a total of 5 discharges including 2 master streams. It is used for any large flammable liquid spills or fires that may require a large amount of Class B foam. This is pulled by Spill 81.
Station: #80 ( Wescosville )
Assistant 80
Assistant 80 is a 2019 Ford Interceptor used by the Assistant Chief of Wescosville for their command vehicle. They also Carry a full set of medical equipment including an AED. These Command vehicles allow our Chief Officers to establish on scene command quickly and proficiently.
Engine 80
Engine 80 is a 2014 Rosenbauer Commander Engine with a 2,000 GPM pump with a 1,000 gallon water tank and a 30 gallon foam tank. It is CAFS capable with 5 pre-connects and 9 total discharges. It carries 2,000 feet of 5 inch supply hose. Engine 80 is the 1st due apparatus out of the Wescosville Station for any fire incidents.
Rescue Engine 80
Rescue Engine 80 is a 2021 Pierce Enforcer PUC. It has a 1,500 GPM pump with a 500 gallon water tank, with class A foam. It has 9 discharges and has pump and roll capabilities. It carries 1,500 feet of 5 inch supply hose. RE80 is certified as a Heavy Rescue by the PA Department of Health. It carries tools for Vehicle Rescue, Structural Collapses, Rope Rescue, and Water Rescue. It is first due for all Rescue incidents on the eastern half of the district.
Engine 30 ( Out Of Service )
Engine 80 is a 1954 GMC 630. Engine 30 is no longer in service as an Emergency Vehicle but, is kept as a piece of Our History. Before we became Lower Macungie Fire Department, Engine 30 was the primary Engine back when Station 30 was only the Wescosville Fire Department. Engine 30 is housed at the original station 30 or better known today as station 80. ( Wescosville ) Believe it or not it is still in working order and well Maintained by three main people from our department. ( Jim Vanwert, Juan Villegas, Matt Dahms.
