Contract for New Rescue Pumper
 
August 23, 2021
 

On August 23, 2021, the apparatus replacement committee and Department President Greg Castelli met with Matt Wiedenhaefer from Glick Fire Equipment to sign a contract for a 2022 Pierce Enforcer Heavy Duty Rescue Pumper. Upon arrival, this rescue pumper will replace the current Engine 27-1, a 2001 E-One. The unit will include seating for six firefighters, have a 1500 GPM pump, and a 750 gallon booster tank. The apparatus also features a 10 kW hydraulic generator, a front intake, a bumper line, cross lays, one booster line, prepiped deck gun, and rear discharges. Delivery is anticipated in September 2022.
 
Members of the apparatus replacement committee met to sign the contract for a 2022 Pierce Enforcer. Pictured L to R: Matt Swierzewski, Lieutenant Greg Swierzewski, Conner Pfaff, Chief Engineer Jeff McDonald, Chief Kurt Wagner, President Greg Castelli, Batt. Chief Chuck Wagner, Glick Sales Rep. Matt Wiedenhaefer. (Not pictured: Deputy Chief Carmen Conicelli, Captain Doug Wilhelm, and Matt Grogan)
Members of the apparatus replacement committee met to sign the contract for a 2022 Pierce Enforcer. Pictured L to R: Matt Swierzewski, Lieutenant Greg Swierzewski, Conner Pfaff, Chief Engineer Jeff McDonald, Chief Kurt Wagner, President Greg Castelli, Batt. Chief Chuck Wagner, Glick Sales Rep. Matt Wiedenhaefer. (Not pictured: Deputy Chief Carmen Conicelli, Captain Doug Wilhelm, and Matt Grogan)
Preliminary prints for Engine 27-1 replacement.
Preliminary prints for Engine 27-1 replacement.