Engine 6-1-1 is affiliated with Engine Company 1, renowned as the "Every Ready Hose Company." This particular engine, manufactured by KME in 2001, has proven to be a highly reliable asset to the Jamesport Fire Department throughout its service history. Due to its multifaceted capabilities, Engine 6-1-1 is consistently the first unit dispatched for the majority of alarms.

In recent years, this engine has assumed the role of a Rescue Engine, further augmenting its operational scope. It stands prepared to respond to a diverse array of emergencies, ranging from automatic alarms and motor vehicle accidents to structure fires, hazardous materials incidents, and gas leaks. Engine 6-1-1 boasts a comprehensive array of features that enable it to fulfill these various responsibilities.

Noteworthy features of this engine include the carriage of portable extrication tools specifically designed for heavy rescue operations involving motor vehicle accidents. Additionally, it is equipped with a range of gas meters, including a 5-gas meter and a 4-gas meter, facilitating effective monitoring and response during hazardous incidents. With a capacity of 500 gallons of water, Engine 6-1-1 is capable of effective fire suppression. Moreover, it carries foam containers with designated foam hoselines, enabling efficient foam operations in hazardous material incidents. A non-intrinsic portable fan is also included for ventilation purposes, and spare SCBA bottles and a variety of hand tools are available to address any unforeseen incidents that may arise.

Regarding personnel capacity, Engine 6-1-1 can accommodate four SCBA seats for crew members, with an additional two spare seats to accommodate other manpower requirements. Furthermore, it includes dedicated seating for a driver and officer, both equipped with SCBA seats to ensure their safety during operations.

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Engine 6-1-2 is assigned to Engine Company 2, known as the "Utility Hose Company." This particular fire apparatus, a 2012 Pierce Engine, has been in active service since its acquisition and is currently the most recent addition to the fleet of the Jamesport Fire Department. Constructed with custom specifications, this engine boasts a range of modern safety features not found in our other apparatus.

Initially designated as the Rapid Intervention Team (RIT)/Firefighter Assist and Search Team (FAST) apparatus for assisting neighboring departments, this engine now serves as a versatile asset, offering both manpower and 750 gallons of water for fire suppression purposes. Additionally, it is equipped with a rehabilitation capability, allowing firefighters to regulate the cabin temperature in extreme heat or cold conditions following an alarm.

Among its innovative features, this engine incorporates a hydraulic lift system to facilitate the raising and lowering of portable ground ladders, as well as pike poles for overhaul and search operations. Moreover, it is equipped with a portable generator, serving as a reliable power source in areas where no external electricity is available. This generator proves invaluable, providing supplementary lighting at the scene and powering other essential tools and equipment.

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Engine 6-1-3 is assigned to Engine Company 3, commonly referred to as the "Pumper Company." This particular engine, a 1992 Pierce model, has a rich history of dedicated service within the Jamesport Fire Department. Its initial tenure was with the esteemed Flanders Fire Department, our neighboring agency across the bay, until it was acquired by the Jamesport Fire Department from the Flanders Fire District.

Engine 6-1-3 possesses several distinguishing characteristics. Notably, it accommodates a crew of four individuals in the rear compartment, each provided with an SCBA seat, in addition to an officer and driver. Furthermore, it boasts the largest tank capacity among the three engines stationed at the Jamesport Fire Department, capable of holding 1000 gallons of water. Moreover, this engine possesses unique features that set it apart from others in our fleet, including an electrical inverter located in the officer side rear compartment and a fully stocked Basic Life Support (BLS) Jump Bag, equipped with all essential supplies for administering immediate medical assistance.

It is worth mentioning that Engine Company 3 comprises members who are certified Basic Life Support Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) by the New York State Department of Health. Consequently, we deemed it appropriate to equip this particular apparatus with the necessary medical equipment, mirroring the BLS bag carried by each EMT in their personal vehicles for responding to EMS alarms in Jamesport.

Unlike the other engines within the Jamesport Fire Department, Engine 6-1-3 does not feature a mounted deck gun. Instead, it is outfitted with a portable deck gun that can be effortlessly attached to a 2½ hoseline. For additional visuals and further details regarding the vehicle's interior and exterior, kindly refer to the accompanying image or click the provided link to explore "Engine 6-1-3" and meet the company.