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Station #1 - Headquarters 661 Kreag Road Pittsford, New York 14534 |
Operational
as of 06/05/2006, this new facility is more than triple the size of the
former station on Pittsford Victor Road. The complex features 6
truck bays, 2 of which are drive-thru, state of the art communications, a
physical fitness facility, multiple training and meetings room,
maintenance areas and all association offices.
Official dedication on September 10, 2006 |
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| Quint 310 | 1990 Grumman / 8V92 Detroit DDEC- 102' Platform / 1750 GPM / 5" x 700' Supply Line / 2 Crosslays- 1/75" x 200' Crosslays / 6 SCBA / Onboard SCBA for Apparatus Operators |  |
| Pumper 312 | 2001 American LaFrance / 60 Series Detroit- Hale 1750 GPM / 1500' x 5" Supply Line / 2- 200' x 1.75" Rear Preconnects / 1- 200' x 3" Rear Preconnect / 2- 200' x 1.75" Crosslays / 5 SCBA / Onboard SCBA for Apparatus Operators |  |
| Pumper 313 |
2006 American LaFrance |
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| escue 318 | 1987 Saulsbury / Spartan / L10 Cummins- 20Kw Hydra-Gen / 12 Ton Electric Winch / Cascade System / Hurst Tool- gas & electric with full compliment of Jaws, Cutters & Rams / Full set of Air Bags / EMS / Salvage / Rope Rescue / 7 SCBA |  |
Station #2 1070 Moseley Rd. Fairport, New York 14450 |
Built in 1980, this station is shared with the Egypt Fire Department. Each department responds a pumper from this facility. |  |
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Pumper 314 |
1994 E-One Hush / 8V92 Detroit DDEC- Hale 1750 GPM / 1500' x 5" Supply Line / 4- 200' x 1.75" Crosslays / 6Kw Generator / 10 SCBA / Onboard SCBA for Apparatus Operators |  |
Retired Apparatus |
Description | Photo ( Click on photo for full view ) |
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Station #1 683 Pittsford Victor Road Pittsford, New York 14534 |
Built in 1961 and remodeled in 1990, 2 Pumpers,
1 Quint, 1 Heavy Rescue and 1 Squad respond from this station. Communications, training,
and administrative offices were housed at this facility.
The new owners hope to remodel and open several business' . |
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| Pumper 313 | 1985 FMC / Spartan / L10 Cummins- 1500 GPM Hale / 1500' x 5" Supply Line / 2 Rear 200' x 1.75" Preconnects / 1 Rear 200' x 3" Preconnect / 2 Crosslays 200' x 1.75" / 5 SCBA / Onboard SCBA for Apparatus Operators |  |
| Pumper 312 |
1981 E-One / Spartan / 8V71 Detroit- Hale 1500 GPM / 1500' x 5" Supply Line / 2- 200' x 1.75" Rear Preconnects / 1- 200' x 3" Rear Preconnect / 2- 200' x 1.75" Crosslays / 5 SCBA / Onboard SCBA for Apparatus Operators |
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| P-35 / P-313 |
1964 Ford / John Bean Pumper 750 GPM 2 Stage / High Pressure Pump with 2 Reels / 500 Gallon Tank / 2000' x 3" Supply Line / 2 Rear 200' x 1.5" Preconnects |
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| M-28 / R-318 |
1968 Ford / Bruco Heavy Rescue- 12 Kw Generator / EMS / Salvage / Hurst Tool- gas power plant with 32A Jaws & Cutter / Port-a-Power, Hand Tools, etc |
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| T-9 / Q-319 / Q-310 |
1972 Ford / John Bean / Grove 1000 GPM 2 Stage / High Pressure Pump with 2 Reels / 500 Gallon Tank / 2000' x 3" Supply Line / 2 Rear 200' x 1.5" Preconnects / 85' Steel Aerial |
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| P-314 |
1976 Ford / FMC Pumper 1000 GPM 2 Stage / High Pressure Pump with 2 Reels / 500 Gallon Tank / 2000' x 3" Supply Line / 2 Rear 200' x 1.75" Preconnects |
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| Apparatus as it looked in 1964 | M28* - P35 - P30 - TA15/EM53HT** * M28 was a converted bread truck, originally owned by the Pittsford F.D. **TA15 was a 1954 tanker, designated as EM53HT after the tank was removed and the truck was used as a hose tender. It carried 2000' of 2 1/2" cotton jacketed hose with brass couplings. |
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| * Original apparatus numbers were changed, on a County level, during the mid to late 1970's. The current numbering system reflects the Monroe County Battalion, Department, and type of apparatus. The 1st number indicates the Battalion, the 2nd indicates the Department and the 3rd indicates the type of apparatus. In the case of a department using a four(4) number system, the 3rd number becomes the station assignment and the 4th number the apparatus type. | |||
3rd Battalion Department Numbers |
Types of Apparatus within the Numbering System |
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| 0 Brighton | 5 Fishers | 0 | Quint |
| 1 Bushnell's Basin | 6 Mendon | 1 | Straight Ladder |
| 2 East Rochester | 7 Penfield | 2 - 5 | Engine or Pumper |
| 3 Egypt | 8 Pittsford | 6 | Grass Fire Truck |
| 4 Fairport | 7 | Special Service / Utility | |
| 8 | Rescue / Salvage | ||
| 9 | Ambulance | ||
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Bushnell's Basin is dispatched on Channel 5 by the Monroe County Emergency
Communications Department. The E.C.D. or 911 Center is located on East Main Street in the City
of Rochester. Recently accredited, the E.C.D. is responsible for
dispatching Fire, Police and
EMS. Operating a complete Enhanced 911 System, the center is staffed by career
telecommunications operators and dispatchers. Following the initial dispatch, Bushnell's Basin responds on Channel 3, unless that channel has been secured for another incident. The Channel 3 response is designed to allow uninterrupted dispatching on Channel 5. The majority of departments in Monroe County respond on their respective working channel, whenever possible. |
Primary Radio Frequencies |
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| Channel 1 | City of Rochester Dispatch | 154.130 |
| Channel 2 | City / County Common | 154.250 |
| Channel 3 | County East - Battalions 1 & 3 | 154.385 |
| Channel 4 | County West- Battalions 2, 4, 5 | 154.175 |
| Channel 5 | County Dispatch | 154.310 |
| Channel 6 | County Haz Mat | 154.340 |
| Channel 10 | Fire Ground Portables | 153.830 |
| Channel 13 | BBFD / 3rd Battalion | 153.950 |
| Channel 52 | Brighton FD / Working | 153.995 |
| County EMS Dispatch | 155.295 | |
| County Fire Police | 155.820 |
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