Millbury FD

Engine 2 - 2002 Ferrara Inferno 1500 gpm/1500 gal.
Responding first due from Station 2, this engine was acquired with partial funding from the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority as Millbury is the only town in the state serving two interchanges on the Massachusetts Turnpike.
Millbury Ferrara Engine
Engine 4 - 1989 Mack R/KME 1500 gpm/3000 gal.
Purchased in 1989, this rig responds from a station that was built in 1978 specifically to accommodate a tanker. It is equipped with three folding dump tanks to establish a tanker fill site.
Millbury Mack KME Tanker
Millbury FD (Massachusetts), Hose 1 (Retired) - 1973 Mack/1997 Rural American 1000 gpm
Having originally served as a Class A pumper for 24 years, this rig was converted to a hose truck complete with a large diameter hose reel. It carried 3,000' of 4" supply line until being converted to 5" LDH which reduced its' capacity to 1,000 feet. With the arrival of a new engine, the department retired this piece thus ending the practice of having a reel equipped hose truck. The engine that was replaced with the new rig
was then assigned specifically as a hose truck featuring a hose load of strictly of 5" LDH supply line.
Millbury Mack Rural American VTec Water Supply Reel Equipped Retired
Millbury FD (Worcester County, Massachuetts), Rescue 1 - 2011 Pierce Velocity
Having replaced a heavy rescue that was in service for 35 years, this rig features a stainless steel body/undercarriage for corrosion resistance to withstand harsh New England winters. Built to the specifications used by the Lyndhurst FD (shown above), the walk-around rescue body features a partial walk-in section outfitted as a "field comm" (field communications unit). Designed for multi-jurisdiction communications, it is outfitted with multiple high/low band radios. In addition, it also features a light tower and cascade system with capacity to fill up to 60 cylinders. Its' equipment complement includes 40 spare SCBA cylinders as well as four sets of Hurst® extrication tools including
an e-Draulic® battery powered cutter and spreader.
Millbury Pierce Heavy Rescue Field Comm Lyndhurst