Apparatus

Roslyn Highlands provides state-of-the-art fire and rescue equipment for our community, as well as for mutual aid alarms in surrounding fire districts.

 
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rescue 591

This vehicle was purchased in 2014 from Spartan ERV and put into service in 2016. It seats a driver plus five firefighters and primarily responds to motor vehicle accidents, vehicle fires, elevator rescues, and many other miscellaneous rescue alarms. Some on-board equipment includes a heavy-duty winch, generators, ground ladders, 500-gallon water tank and hoses, vehicle stabilization equipment, an LED light tower, spreaders, cutters, and elevator rescue equipment.

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ENgine 592

This vehicle was purchased in 2014 from Spartan ERV and put into service in 2016. It seats a driver plus six firefighters and primarily responds to motor vehicle accidents, vehicle fires, brush fires, elevator rescues, and many other miscellaneous rescue alarms. It has a mid-mount pump capable of supplying 2,000 gallons of water per minute. Some other on-board equipment includes ground ladders, a generator, and standpipe equipment.

High-Axle Water rescue 593

This vehicle was purchased in 2023 as a former all-terrain, rugged military vehicle and put into service in 2024. This modified AWD is designed to respond to water rescues, flooding, and extreme conditions. It has multiple life-saving equipment suitable for water rescues.

tower ladder 594

Ladder 594 was purchased new from Spartan in 2020. This vehicle is equipped with a 105-foot rear-mounted extension ladder with a bucket and a master stream deck gun. This vehicle is equipped with almost a dozen portable ground ladders, SCBA cylinders, extrication tools, axes, sledgehammers, saws, and plenty more. 594 responds to Nassau County mutual aid requests and is equipped as the Firefighter Assist and Search Team. 

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Twin quints 595 and 598

Identical quints were put in service in 2020 from Spartan. They are combination engines with 93-foot ladders and can operate as either unit, or both, at the scene of a fire. These vehicles have pre-connected hoses, 500-gallon onboard water tanks, along with some extrication equipment.

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engine 596

Engine 596 is a 1989 E-One currently operating as a backup unit when another apparatus is pulled for maintenance or repairs. This vehicle is also equipped with a hard-suction water supply setup and can draft water from a static source, such as a pond or pool.