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The Chief Officers for the York Fire Department for 2007 are: Chief: Alex Curry Jr. - Car 17; First Assistant Chief: Don Lubanski - 1701; and Second Assistant Chief: Jim Pierson - 1702. In December 2006 the merger of the Retsof Hose Company and the York Volunteer Fire Department was completed. The new name is the York Fire Department and the Apparatus, Chiefs, and Ambulances took the Retsof Numbers. Presently York Fire Department operates out of two stations, one in Retsof at 3509 Retsof Road and one in York at 2667 York Road West. |
Rest In Peace King Budweiser Blackear "Buddy" February 1991 to January 2005 |
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| Squad Car 171 - Retsof Station | ||||
| Midi Pumper 173 - York Station |
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Tanker 174 - York Station A 2004 Pierce Dash 6 man cab with TAK 4 Suspension, Stainless Steel Body, 1500 gpm pump, 2500 gallon water tank, 25 gallon foam tank, 2500 port-a-tank, 490 hp Detroit Motor, Allison Automatic transmission, 1500 feet 5" LDH, 6 Suctions front, rear, and sides; 10" rear dump and two 8" side dumps, 6 pre-connects. Purchased through the 2004 FEMA Grants. |
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| Pumper 175 - Retsof Station | ||||
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Tanker 176 - York Station 4000 gallon tank - 10" rear dump - two 3000 port-a-tanks - Refurbed by York Fire Department membership - 400 hp Cummins with Allison auto - When pump addition is completed (soon) it will be capable of dumping of both sides also or hooking directly to 5” supply at minimum 2500 gpm. |
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| Tanker 177 - York Station | ||||
 Pictured left to right is: Don Lubanski, Chief John Morgan shaking hands with Mark DeWolfe from Newton Hook & Ladder in Newton, Ct, Alex Curry Jr. and Rob Grant. |
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Rescue 179 Rescue 179 is a 1983 Pierce on a Ford F700 Chassis. According to Chief Morgan the truck is in amazing condition for its age and the 14 foot walk around rescue body was the size that they were looking for. The truck features a 3 year old, 25 kw Onan PTO Generator, two 1500 watt scene lights, cord reels, and a 12,000 pound winch. Over the next few weeks the York Fire Department will be outfitting & re-lettering the truck. They hope to have it in service by the first week of April. More pictures will be coming as the truck get ready for service in York. |
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| Ambulance 845 - Retsof Station | ||||
| Ambulance 846 - Retsof Station | ||||
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