Engine 471 was ordered new in 2001 and delivered in 2002. Engine 471 is the primary fire attack unit and annually the busiest unit in the station. Engine 471 responds first due to all structure fires, brush and trash type fires, fire alarms, gas leaks, and any other fire related call.  It also responds second to all auto accidents and all other rescue related incidents. Engine 471 carries a vast array of attack lines, 6 of which are pre-connected.  Engine 471 carries 6 firefighters, and is equipped with (but not limited to) the following equipment:

2000 GPM Waterous Pump

1000 Gallons of Water
30 Gallons of Class “A” Foam
30 Gallons of Class “B” Foam
2000 GPM Deck Gun
40’ of Hard Suction Tube
12 KW Hydraulic Generator
1200’ of 5” Supply Hose
450’ of 3” Hose
400’ of 2.5” Hose
750’ of 1.75” Hose
High Rise Pack (Cleveland roll)
Scott RIT Pack
Ladders: 10’ Attic / 14’ Roof / 24’ Extension
6000w Light Tower
ISG Thermal Imaging Camera
(8) Scott NxG2 Air-Paks w/ Spare Bottles
MSA Solaris 3 Gas Meter
Ventmaster Saw
AED
Misc. Hand Tools / Power Tools / and Scene Lighting

Engine 472 was ordered new in 1983 and delivered in 1984. Engine 472 is the second out fire attack unit.  Engine 472 responds first due to all structure fires out of the borough, and 4^th due on all other calls Engine 472 carries a 3 pre-connected attack lines.  It also carries a portable dump tank and has jet dump capabilities.  Engine 472 carries 6 firefighters, and is equipped with (but not limited to) the following equipment:

1250 GPM Waterous Pump
1250 Gallons of Water
1000 GPM Deck Gun
6” Jet Dump on rear
1800 Gallon Dump Tank
20’ Hard Suction Tube
1200’ of 5” Supply Hose
300’ of 3” Hose
200’ of 2.5” Hose
500’ of 1.75” Hose
Ladders: 10’ Attic / 14’ Roof / 24’ Extension
5000w Honda Generator
(9) Scott NxG2 Air-Paks w/ Spare Cylinders
Misc. Hand Tools / Power Tools / and Scene Lighting

Rescue 47 is a heavy rescue unit designed, built, and purchased new in 2004 and delivered in 2005.  The officers and members of the department designed this rig to be the best of its kind and function with pure efficiency.  It is fully equipped with a tool for every situation.  Rescue 47 is the primary Rescue Company for Baden and many surrounding areas.  Rescue 47 responds first due to all vehicle accidents, as well as all specialized/technical rescue calls and 2nd due to all mutual aid fires. Rescue 47 responds to structure fires, fire alarms, and any other fire related call to supplement the operations of the Truck Company. The rescue also, pulls the Technical Rescue Trailer and responds as part of the Regional Rescue Task Force to all calls for Vehicle/Machine rescue, High/Low angle rope rescue, Structural Collapse, Confined Space, and Trench Rescue.

Rescue 47 is a traveling “toolbox” and carries a multitude of tools and equipment for fire and rescue situations including (6) pre-connect Hurst hydraulic rescue tools connected to two Tri-mo hydraulic pumps, multiple saws, and hand tools typically found on a Truck Company. Rescue 47 carries 6 firefighters (all of whom must be qualified on its use to be able to ride the rig), and is equipped with (but not limited to) the following equipment:

Hurst TransformerJaws
Hurst Maverick
Hurst Moc II Cutters
Hurst Rams (Small, Medium, and Large)
(10) High Pressure Lifting Bags
Multiple Tool Boxes
Industrial Scientic ITX Five-gas Meter
MSA Solaris Four-gas Meter
Rope Rescue Equipment
Confined Space Equipment
Water Rescue Equipment
(5) Scott NxG2 Air-Paks w/ spare 30, 45, and 60 min. Cylinders
14’ Fiberglass Roof Ladder
24’ Fiberglass Extension Ladder
9000lb Portable Winch
20,000lb Permanent Mount Winch
RIT Pack
Slice Pak Exothermic Cutting Torch
25Kw PTO Generator
Low-band/VHF/UHF radios @ Command Center
Airshore Struts and Accessories
Finn-form Panels for Trench Rescue
Air Chisels
Port-A-Powers
Z-Mags
High Lift Jacks
Multiple Power and Hand Tools

Tower 47 was purchased in 2008 after it was retired from the USAF and stationed at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center.  Tower 47 is the primary Truck Company for Baden and surrounding areas. Tower 47 responds second to all structure fires, fire alarms, and any other fire related call as well as all special rescue calls in town and 1^st due to all mutual aid fires. Tower 47 carries a multitude of tools and equipment for fire and rescue situations including multiple saws, multiple fans, a full compliment of ground ladders, salvage tarps, and hand tools typically found on a Truck Company. Tower 47 carries 5 firefighters (all of whom must be truck company trained on its use and tactics to be qualified to ride the truck), and is equipped with (but not limited to) the following equipment:

95’ Aerial Platform
1250 GPM Hale Pump
300 Gallons of Water
300’ of 5” Supply Hose
200’ of 3” Supply Hose
200’ of 2.5” Hose pre-connect
200’ of 1.75” Hose pre-connect
(4) Scott NxG2 Air-Paks
(2) High Rise Pack - Cleveland fold
Ladders: 2 - 10’  Attic / 12’ Roof / 14’ Roof / 16’ Roof / 15’ Combination / 24’ Ext / 28’ Ext / 35’ Ext
5000w Honda Generator
Rotary Saws
Vent Saws
Positive/Negative Pressure Ventilation Fans
Bullard Thermal Imaging Camera
RIT Pack
Misc. Hand Tools / Power Tools / and Scene Lighting

Squad 475 is a 2000 Ford F-350 Super Duty. This Diesel pick-up can serve as a command unit or be used to transport manpower to and from emergency scenes. Also, this truck contains equipment for brush fires including forestry hose, Indian packs and rakes. This rig also pulls the Technical Rescue Trailer when needed.

Technical 47 Trailer is equipped with a complete Airshore USAR complement of struts, and accessories used for structural collapse and trench rescue.  The trailer also carries a variety of lumber for shoring, ground pads, and Finn-form trench panels.