Apparatus

Command Vehicle

The Command Vehicle is assigned to the Fire Chief and two Assistant Chiefs. It responds directly to emergency incidents throughout the district and supports command, coordination, and incident-management operations.

📍 Location: Brighton Fire District

Utility 1

Utility 1 is a Chevrolet Tahoe assigned to support emergency operations throughout the Brighton Fire District. It transports firefighters from the station to emergency incidents, assists during department events, and carries equipment and supplies whenever needed.

📍 Location: Station 1

Utility 2

Utility 2 is a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado assigned to support emergency operations throughout the Brighton Fire District. It transports firefighters from the station to emergency incidents, assists during department events, and delivers equipment and supplies wherever they are needed.

📍 Location: Station 3

HAMER 7

HAMER 7 is a 1996 Pierce Lance heavy-duty rescue vehicle powered by a 400-horsepower V-6 Detroit diesel engine. It is designed to serve as a mobile fireground command post and communications center, equipment truck, personnel transport vehicle, and hazardous materials operations center.

The apparatus is equipped with a Wil-Burt telescoping light mast, Pelco telescoping camera, weather station, and AMPS generator. It also carries specialized hazardous materials equipment, including monitoring meters, Level A and Level B protective suits, decontamination equipment, and firefighter rehabilitation supplies.

📍 Location: Station 3

Rescue 1

Rescue 1 is a 2010 Spartan heavy rescue apparatus. It responds to vehicle extrications, Firefighter Assist and Search Team operations, water rescues, hazardous materials incidents, and other specialized rescue calls.

📍 Location: Station 1

Ladder 1

Ladder 1 is a 2010 Spartan apparatus assigned to support rescue and emergency operations throughout the district. It responds to vehicle extrications, Firefighter Assist and Search Team operations, water rescues, hazardous materials incidents, and other specialized calls.

📍 Location: Station 1

The 1930 Mack

The 1930 Mack served the district from 1930 until 1969. During its years of service, it underwent a major rehabilitation, as it was the first full-size pumper ever purchased by the district. The restoration helped extend the life of this historic apparatus and preserved an important piece of the department’s early firefighting history.

Location: Station 1

Engine 2

Engine 2 is a 2016 Spartan Crimson pumper that seats six firefighters and carries a 500-gallon water tank. It is specially equipped to respond to vehicle extrications and provides hazardous materials support during emergency incidents.

📍 Location: Station 2

Engine 3

Engine 3 is a 2007 Spartan Crimson pumper that seats six firefighters and carries a 500-gallon water tank. It is specially equipped to support vehicle-extrication operations during emergency incidents.

📍 Location: Station 3

Engine 4

Engine 4 is a 2008 Spartan chassis with a Crimson body and seating for six firefighters. It carries a 500-gallon water tank and the equipment necessary to operate as a Class A pumper.

Engine 5

Engine 5 is a 2008 Spartan chassis with a Crimson body and seating for six firefighters. It carries a 500-gallon water tank and is equipped with the tools and equipment necessary to operate as a Class A pumper, providing fire suppression and emergency response throughout the Brighton Fire District.

📍 Location: Station 3