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| House # 1 - Riva Avenue Firehouse (Patricks Corner Station) This building is our original firehouse (since remodeled). It houses our first piece of apparatus, a 1937 Diamond T. |
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| House # 2 - Riva Avenue Firehouse (910) - This building sits to the rear of House # 1 and houses two first line pieces of apparatus, as well as our boat. |
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| House # 2 - view of the station with Engine 903, Engine 901 and Pick-up 904 in quarters. |
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| House # 3 - Colonial Oaks Firehouse (920) |
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| Undated Picture of the original House #1, pictured with retired Engine 901, our retired International Engine, the Diamond T, and retired Brush Truck 902. |
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| Engine 901 - 2009 Pierce Arrow XT. 6 man cab, 2000 GPM Pump, 750 gallon water tank, and two pre-connected hydraulic lines for Hurst extrication equipment. |
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| Engine 902 - 2003 Pierce Dash 6-man cab, 1500 GPM Pump, 750 Gallon Tank |
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| Engine 903 - 1997 Pierce Saber 6-man cab, 1500 GPM Pump, 500 Gallon Tank |
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| Rescue 905 - 1991 GMC Kodiak -Super-Vac; 2 man crew, equipped with complete set of Hurst Rescue Equipment, 56-ton air-bag system, 2 Light Towers. |
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| Brush Truck 907 - 1972 Dodge Power Wagon |
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| Car 909 - 2004 Dodge Durango - Chief Vehicle |
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| Utility 906 |
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| 1937 Diamond T - this was our first fire engine, purchased by the fire company in 1952. |
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| Marine 9 - 13 ft Boston Whaler Rescue Boat. Chief Baird and FF Seidler on a training mission. |
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| Retired Engine 901 - 1980 Hahn - was in service from 1980 until 2009. This engine was replaced with our current Engine 901. The truck carried a 4-man crew with a 1000 GPM Pump and a 500 Gallon Tank. When originally placed in service this was Engine 906. |
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| Retired Engine 902 - 1989 Hahn 10 man cab pumper with 1000 gallon tank. This engine was replaced with our current Engine 902. When originally placed in service this was Engine 912. |
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| Retired Engine 903 - former first-line Hahn pumper. This engine was replaced with our current Engine 903. |
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| Retired Light Truck 905 - picture of our original light truck. This vehicle was replaced by our current light truck - Rescue 905 |
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| Retired Engine 901 - picture of our former first-line John Bean pumper |
