Glassboro Fire Department Sta. 26-1

2611, a 2007 Elite 750 Gal/1250 GPM single stage Rescue/Engine, serves as our first out apparatus. With a 4-man cab, it is designed to be compact, with a short wheel base, for better accessibility.

2613, a 2001 850 Gal/1250 GPM Smeal pumper, holds 6 firefighters and has a 9000 watt telescopic scene light. It serves as our second out engine and is designed to support 2611 or initiate a secondary attack.

2614 is a 1991 KME 500 Gal/1500 GPM single stage pumper. It is utilized primarily as a re-supply engine for 2611 and/or 2613, but it can also serve as a support engine for 2616.

2616, a 1984 Hendrickson/Thibault 105' aerial platform, has been a reliable piece of equipment to the residents of Glassboro for the past 23 years. It is due to be replaced within the next year. 

 
A 1994 International serves as our Rescue apparatus and is capable of holding 5 firefighters. It carries Genesis hydraulic rescue tools, Maxi-Force inflatable lifting bags, and an assortment of cribbing and jacks for vehicle stabilization. It also serves as a utility/cascade system.

Once our first out apparatus, this 1990 E-1 "Quick Attack" Pumper now serves as the Arson Investigation Unit.

This 1945 Seagraves, originally in service from 1945 through 1967, was refurbished and donated back to the Glassboro Fire Dept. and can be seen during the many parades occurring throughout the year.