Rosenhayn Vol. Fire & Rescue

Serving Deerfield Township, Rosenhayn Vol. Fire & Rescue provides Fire, Rescue and BLS level EMS protection. Twenty five volunteers in conjunction with weekday career staffing answer an annual average of 900 alarms.
Rosenhayn
Cumberland County Station 29
Rosenhayn Vol. Fire & Rescue operates their entire fleet from this station which consists of the original firehouse with an extension (two front and three side bays) completed in 1997.
Rosenhayn Firehouse
Engine 2901 - 2006 Spartan/Elite 1500 gpm/1000 gal.
Operating as a squad, it carries a portable power unit supplying a spreader and cutter. In addition, it is outfitted with a pre-connected "blitz monitor".
Rosenhayn Spartan Elite Engine
Tanker 2902 - 2002 Spartan/3-D 1250 gpm/2000 gal.
Rosenhayn Spartan 3D Engine Tanker
Tanker 2911 - 2005 Spartan/S&S 1750 gpm/2500 gal.
This rig was acquired when Rosenhayn's sister company (Carmel) was disbanded.
Rosenhayn Spartan SS Engine Tanker
Mini Pumper 2906 - 1985 Chevrolet 30 Custom Deluxe/Pierce 400 gpm/200 gal.
This rig is equipped with two SCBA (stored in brackets with protective covers on the back step) as well as a combi-tool with portable power unit.
Rosenhayn Chevrolet Pierce Mini Pumper
Rescue 2921 - 2017 Spartan ERV
Seating seven (six with SCBA), this rig replaced a Ford L/Hackney walk-around with two door crew cab. It is equipped with both Hurst® e-DraulicTM (battery powered with electric back-up) and pre-connected hydraulic extrication tools (spreader, cutter and combi-tool). In addition, it carries assorted rams (including telescoping), Res-Q-Jacks®, battery/air powered hand tools, a RhinoTM windshield saw, a four bottle cascade system with booster pump, RIT equipment, five airbags (complete with an air cart) and a complement of ground ladders.
Rosenhayn Spartan ERV Heavy Rescue