Marlboro Fire Company follows the Monmouth County apparatus numbering protocol. 28 is Marlboro Township, 1 is fire district #1, and 75 indicates class A fire engine.
A current Class “A” rated Engine company must have a fire pump capable of pumping not less than 1,250 US gallons (4,700 L) per minute and carry no less than 750 US gallons (2,800 L) of water in an on board tank, plus specific hose amounts, plus ground ladders. In the late 1980s, the original concept was to marry the capabilities of a heavy rescue squad, and what was then a Class A rated pumper, which was to add 1,000 gpm fire pump or greater and 500 US gallons (1,900 L) of water. – wikipedia
Unit : Engine 28-1-75
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Model : KME
Class A Pumper
Unit : 28-1-76
Year :
Model : Marion
Class A Pumper
Unit : 28-1-86
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Model :
Slavage / Heavy Rescue
Unit : 28-1-90
Year :
Model : KME
“Stick It” – 100 foot rear mount ladder
Unit : 28-1-94
Year :
Model : Ford
Brush truck
Unit: 28-1-96
Year:
Model: Hann
Tanker – 3000 gallons
Unit: 28-1-87
Year:
Model: Ford F-250 Crew Cab
Utility truck
Unit: 28-1-67
Year:
Mode: Chevy Tahoe
Assistant Chief’s Truck
Unit: 28-1-66
Year: 2016
Model: Chevy Tahoe
Chief’s truck
Unit: "Uncle Dan"
Year: 1928
Model: American La France
1928 American La France pumper purchased in 1961 from the Freehold Fire Company. The truck is affectionately known as “Uncle Dan” is in memory of a Freehold Mechanic, Dan Briggs. This truck pumped for 12 hours at the Morgan Farm fire in 1961.
