Mastic FD
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Organized in 1925, the Mastic FD serves a mixed residential/commercial response area. One hundred volunteers providing Fire and Rescue (including Marine) protection answer an annual average of 950 alarms.
Engine 5-12-4 - 2020 Spartan Gladiator/Marion 2000 gpm/750 gal.
Outfitted with a 10 kw generator, this rig also features a 30 gal. Enforcer® Compressed Air Foam System. Its' hose load includes four 1-3/4" pre-connects (including a 75' bumper length), two 200' speedlays, a rear 250' 2-1/2" pre-connect, 500' of 3" and 900' of 5" LDH supply line. It is equipped with six SCBA, a thermal imager, CO meter, Cutters Edge®/K-12 saws and a portable Hurst® power unit supplying a spreader and cutter.
Brush 5-12-12 - 1972 AM General M35A2/1999 Schunk 250 gpm/650 gal.
Ladder 5-12-14 - 2002 Sutphen TS-100 100'/2000gpm/300 gal.
Rescue 5-12-10 - 2012 Spartan Gladiator/Marion
Rescue 5-12-10A - 2002 Ford F350/American LaFrance
Now serving as a light rescue, it formerly was assigned to fire police for traffic control duty. A growing trend among Long Island volunteer departments is operating a smaller rescue such as this alongside their full sized heavy rescue allowing for increased flexibility during daytime alarms with limited manpower (particularly drivers for larger apparatus).
Dive Rescue 5-12-8 - 1989 GMC/Saulsbury
Originally serving the Farmingdale FD in neighboring Nassau County as a heavy rescue, this rig now operates as a response vehicle for Mastic's dive team which operates as a multi-department Marine Incident Response Team handling water/ice/dive rescue.
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Marine 5-12-26
