St. James Fire Department fleet and apparatus
Our Fleet

Equipment & Apparatus

Built for speed, efficiency, and safety — the vehicles that answer the call when seconds matter.

The Backbone of Our Response

At the St. James Fire Department, our fleet is the backbone of our emergency response. Each vehicle in our lineup plays a critical role in protecting our community — whether it's fighting fires, providing medical assistance, or handling specialized rescue operations. From powerful fire engines to specialized rescue units, our equipment is built for speed, efficiency, and safety. Explore our fleet below to learn more about the vehicles that help us answer the call when seconds matter.

Unit 3780 — Command Vehicle
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Command Vehicle

Command Vehicle

Driven by the Chief of the Department, or designated officer. It is a fully equipped emergency response vehicle.

Unit 3771 — Pierce Saber
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Pumper

Pierce Saber

This 2025 Pierce Saber Pumper is the newest of the vehicles operated by the St. James Fire Department. It carries water in a 1000 gallon tank and a 1260 GPM pump. This engine, which was purchased new in December 2025, has seats for up to 8 firefighters, and is used for water supply from its tank or hydrant.

Unit 3772 — Pierce Contender
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Pumper

Pierce Contender

This 2008 Pierce Contender Pumper with its 1000 gallon water tank and 1260 GPM pump is currently housed at Station #2 on Oceanic Drive. It has the capability of using either A or B foam to attack either wood or fuel/chemical fires. Placed in service in October 2008, this engine seats up to eight firefighters.

Unit 3773 — Pierce Saber
3773

Pumper

Pierce Saber

This 2019 Pierce Saber is currently housed at Station #1. This is the "first-out" vehicle. Also equipped with a 1000 gallon water tank and 1260 GPM pump capability, all three Pumpers are very similar to each other by design for ease of pump operation and training purposes.

Unit 3761 — Aerial Platform
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85-Foot Aerial Platform

Aerial Platform

This truck, built by Pierce, has a 500 gallon water tank and 1500 GPM pump. The vehicle was purchased new in June 2001. It has seats for 8 firefighters and is housed at Station #1.

Unit 3795 — Rescue Truck
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Rescue Vehicle

Rescue Truck

Built on a Ford 550 chassis, this vehicle was purchased new in September 2010. It is staffed by Fire Department Rescue Technicians who are specifically trained, certified and supplied with a variety of special equipment to handle a variety of rescue situations.

Unit 3777 — GMC Brush Truck
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Brush Truck

GMC Brush Truck

This 2005 GMC one-ton pickup truck has 4-wheel drive, a five person crew cab, water tank and pump. It was purchased new in September 2004 and is intended for off-road, difficult to reach fire scenes.

Unit 3781 — Command Vehicle
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Command Vehicle

Command Vehicle

This is a fully equipped Emergency Response Vehicle. This vehicle is available to the St James Fire Stations' Captains to minimize response times and perform incident management activities.

Unit 4795 — Rescue Ambulance
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Type III Ambulance

Rescue Ambulance

Manufactured by Road Rescue, this Type III Ambulance is built on a Ford 450 chassis. Purchased new in September 2007. Staffed by up to 4 Emergency Medical Technicians.

Unit 4796 — Rescue Ambulance
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Type III Ambulance

Rescue Ambulance

Road Rescue Type III Ambulance built on a Ford 450 chassis. Purchased new in September 2019. Staffed by up to 4 Emergency Medical Technicians.

Unit 4779 — Rehab Unit
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Rehab / Quick Response

Rehab Unit

This 2024 Chevrolet Traverse is a quick response vehicle with firefighter rehab capabilities. It responds to working fire scenes with tents, tables, chairs and refreshments to provide medical aid and rehab for firefighters.

Unit 4779 & Trailer — Rehab Unit & Trailer
4779 & Trailer

Rehab Trailer

Rehab Unit & Trailer

The EMS rehab trailer responds to working fire scenes alongside Unit 4779, deploying tents, tables, chairs and refreshments to provide medical aid and rehabilitation for firefighters on scene.

Interested in Operating Our Equipment?

Our volunteers receive hands-on training with every piece of apparatus in our fleet. Join the St. James Fire Department and put this equipment to work protecting your community.