Collegeville Fire Company Current Apparatus Gallery

ENGINE 34: 2003 E-One Rescue Style Body 1500 gpm 6 man Engine

This is our first out unit in Collegeville Borough and surrounding areas.  Engine 34 boasts a 1500 gpm pump with a 525 gal. water tank, 15kw generator with a 20' Wilbert light tower, 6 pre-connected hand lines ranging from 1 3/4" to 2 1/2", 1 pre piped deluge gun, 1500' of 5" supply line, 1 Thermal Imagine Camera (TIC), 114 feet of ground ladders, 800 MHz and High Band Radio systems and a Panasonic Toughbook MDC.

New Squad 34 -Awaiting Radio Equipment mounting- Driver Training taking Place 

*Not Yet in Service*

New Utility-Chevy 2500 Double Cab - Awaiting Emergency Lighting Equipment mounting and Radios.

 *Now in Service*

Utility 34: 2005 F550/Horton Light Rescue

This unit carries various water rescue equipment as well as saws, lite auto

rescue equipment. It is equipped with telescoping and body mounted LED scene lighting,

winch, towing package and tows one of two Marine units

and also has 800 MHz and High Band radio systems.

Also used for Fire Police incidents

MARINE 34

Marine 34 carries an array of water and ice rescue equipment (PFD's, Rope bags, life rings, dry suits, ice rescue suits)

Two (2) 14 ft AB inflatable ridged aluminum hull and aluminum floor, 30 hp Yamaha outboard motors

This unit carries Drysuits, PFD's, fire extinguisher, paddles, throw bags and PFD's for 

victim's

Marine 34-1

A 14 ft AB inflatable ridged aluminum hull and aluminum floor, 30 hp Mercury outboard motor

This unit carries Drysuits, PFD's, fire extinguisher, paddles, throw bags and PFD's for 

victim's

Pictures above of some of the equipment.

DUTY VEHICLE  (CAR34)

2021 Chevy Tahoe SSV

Equipped with Command unit in back of vehicle, both 800Mhz and Highband radios, Knox box secure system

Command white board and accountability, fire extinguisher, hot stick.

Battery Operated Arrow Board, Used in the Borough of Collegeville, Towed by either of the Utilities or the Duty Vehicle.

Used with Utilities for traffic control on Route 422 and other areas when requested.

The Borough also has to MCDPS issued sign boards. For use, contact Police Chief or EMA Coordinator

New sign board requires at 2/5-16" ball, Old sign board requires a 2" ball