Wanamassa FC - Ocean Twp. District 2

Organized in 1922, the Wanamassa Fire Co. operates as Township of Ocean Fire District# 2 (Oakhurst FC operates as Fire District# 1). Fifty active volunteers answering an annual average of 300 alarms provide Fire and Rescue protection
to a residential/commercial area including Routes 18, 35 and the Asbury Traffic Circle.
Wanamassa
Monmouth County Station 37-2
Wanamassa FC operates their frontline fleet of three engines, a tower ladder and heavy rescue from this modern five bay station.
Wanamassa Firehouse Fleet
Constructed in 1927, the original firehouse located across the street from their present day quarters houses the first aid squad and fire police (traffic control).
Wanamassa Firehouse
Engine 37-2-73 - 2015 Spartan ERV 2000 gpm/750 gal./40 gal. foam/CAFS
Wanamassa Fire Co. was a loyal American LaFrance customer for many years - with ALF’s demise, they began to transition their newer rigs to the Crimson/Spartan ERV brand in 2010.
Wanamassa Spartan ERV Engine
Engine 37-2-78 - 2005 American LaFrance Eagle 2000 gpm/750 gal./40 gal. foam
This rig replaced a 1969 Seagrave KB model 1500 gpm/750 gallon pumper that later served the Asbury Park FD (also of Monmouth County) as a reserve engine. It features a Compressed Air Foam System, 15kw generator and two electric cord reels.
Wanamassa American LaFrance Engine CAFS
Ladder 37-2-90 - 2000 American LaFrance Eagle/LTI 93’/2000 gpm/200 gal.
Outfitted with a 15kw generator and 600’ of 5” LDH supply line, this rig was due to refurbished in 2016 with body upgrades and updated LED warning lights.
Wanamassa American LaFrance LTI Ladder Tower Quint
Rescue 37-2-85 - 2007 American LaFrance Eagle/Rescue Master
Seating six (five with SCBA), this rig features a 30kw generator, 9,000 watt light tower, electric roll-off awning, six bottle cascade system with a Sierra® booster pump and a 9,000 lb. portable winch with multiple receiver points. It is equipped with multiple hydraulic reels powering Hurst® extrication tools (combi-tool on front bumper, spreader/cutter/rams in rear compartment).
Wanamassa American LaFrance Rescue Master Heavy Rescue
Special Operations 37-2-87 - 2017 Ford F550 XL 4x4/EVI
Featuring a 13' walk-around body, it is outfitted with a 7.8kw generator, four telescoping lights (two fixed, two portable), 200' electric cord reel and 9,000 pound front mount winch. A 6,000 pound rated crane is provided to launch the 10' rigid inflatable rescue boat with 15 HP motor. It is equipped with water rescue gear, Stokes basket, haz-mat and dewatering equipment.
Wanamassa Ford EVI Water Rescue Support Technical Rescue Light Rescue
Engine 37-2-78 (Retired) - 1969 Seagrave KB 1500 gpm/750 gal.
Retired in 2005 with the arrival of the American LaFrance Eagle engine shown above, this rig was later operated by the career Asbury Park FD as a reserve engine.
Wanamassa Seagrave Antique Engine Asbury Park Retired