Rescue 1 was originally a Chevrolet Chassis on a stainless steel Saulsbury rescue box. It too went through renovations and upgrades during it's service. Here it's picture before and after the back end was put onto a new 2000 Ford F450 chassis and the lighting package was revamped.

Old shots of 1st Aerial device. "105" was a 100' American LaFrance Water Chief Aerial. Placed in service 1977 it saw active duty until 1998. In that time it went through a few updates and renovations. Pictured here are the before and after. It was sold to City of Fulton F.D. as a reserve ladder truck.

The "Fox" was a 1935 engine that was the pride of the department. Retired in the late 50's, it was later purchased and refurbished just in time for the Village's Centennial in 1970 by Terry Martin. It's pictured here with Terry at the helm and his dad, William Martin, another long-time member, in the passenger seat. In back is former Mayor & Town Supervisor Bill Keiser.

(Reserve) Engine 4 from 1973 until 1991. This rig was originally owned by Pompton Lakes, NJ. Long time member Tom Panzone at the helm. Tom was loved by all and took pride in running the firehouse kitchen. Tom passed way too young after a courageous battle with cancer. The firehouse kitchen is dedicated in his memory.