Apparatus
Engine 86-3 | 2017 Pierce Enforcer
Engine 86-3 is a 2017 Pierce Enforcer Engine. Equipped with a 2,000 gpm pump, 1,000 gallon water capacity, 30 gallon foam tank and HUSKY Foam system, full compliment of firefighting tools, Holmatro battery powered vehicle rescue tool, 10kw generator, and an LED light tower. Engine 3 was designed to replace the damaged Engine 86-2 and is housed at station 2 on airport rd.
Engine 86-4 | 2010 Pierce Velocity Engine
Engine 86-4 originally designated as Engine 86-9 is the first piece of Pierce fire apparatus purchased by the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company. A 2010 Pierce Velocity Chassis Engine it is equipped with 1,500 gpm pump, 750 gallon water capacity, 30 gallon foam tank and HUSKY foam system, light tower, remote operated deck gun, vehicle rescue tools, and full compliment of structural firefighting tools. Engine 4 was chosen for its shorter wheel base helping it navigate the tight and congested streets of downtown Rehoboth Beach. **This unit was re-designated Engine 86-4 in December 2025 with the purchase of the "Duty Chief" Vehicle 86-9 | 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 PPV**
Engine 86-5 | 2021 Pierce Enforcer
Engine 86-5 is a 2021 Pierce Enforcer Engine with a 2,000 gpm pump, 1,000 gallon water capacity, 30 gallon foam tank and HUSKY foam system, Holmatro rescue tool, 6kw generator, LED scene lighting tower, remote control deck cannon, and full compliment of strucutual firefighting hoses and tools. This unit was purchased as a replacement for the aging Tanker, the members of the department opted to purchase a standard 1,000 gallon capacity engine instead of an engine tanker beacuase of the increased coverage of hydrants in throughout the fire district. Engine 86-5 is covering the Angola Beach area housed at Station 3 on John J. Williams Hwy.
Rescue-Engine 86-6 | 2019 Pierce Enforcer
Rescue-Engine 86-6 is a 2019 Pierce Enforcer chassis, equipped with a 2,000 gpm pump, 1,000 gallon water tank, 30 gallon foam tank and HUSKY Foam system, LED light tower, 10kw generator, full compliment of structural firefighting tools and ladders, 2 Holmatro rescue tools, cribbing, and other specialized rescue equipment. This unit was purchased as a replacement for the aging 1988 Spartan Saulsbury Walk-In Rscue and is the first dual purpose Resuce-Engine purchased by the RBVFC and is housed at Station 2 on Airport Rd.
Tower 86-7 | 1995 Simon-Duplex Chassis 102' LTI Aerial
Designated as "Tower 86" a 1995 Simon-Duplex Chassis with a 102' LTI Platform Aerial. Equipped with an eight man cab, 2000 gpm pump, 10kw diesel generator, full complement of truck company tools, full compliment of ground ladders, and a Stokes Basket with related equipment. Tower 86 is currently housed at Station 2.
Quint 86 | 2008 American LaFrance 75' LTI Aerial
Designated as "Quint 86", The 2008 American LaFrance chasis and 75' rear-mounted LTI Aerial, is equipped with a 2000 GPM waterous 2 stage pump, 500 gallon water tank, 10 KW Generator, and a full complement of Ground Ladders and Tools for fire fighting operations. Quint 86 is housed at Station 3.
Duty Chief Vehicle 86-9 | 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 PPV
Designated as the "Duty Chief" Vehicle 86-9 is a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4. Equipped with a BAM's Hook and Hose Command Box, gas meter, and marine capable VHF radio. This unit is set-up to direct fire and other emergency operations. This unit replaced the "Chief's Vehicle" 86-15 and was placed in service in November 2025.
Duty Officer 86-8 | 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 PPV
Designated as the "Duty Officer" Vehicle, 86-8 is a 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 PPV. This unit is equipped with a BAM's Hook and Hose Command Box, gas meter, marine capable VHF, and accountability board. Fire Line Officers staff this vehicle and act as the Duty Officer on their assigned days. This unit adds increased mobility and improves response times in the congested beach area.
EMS & Command Unit 86-11
86-11 is a 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV. This unit is equppied with a command box, EMS jump bag, and a gas meter. 86-11 serves as a quick response vehicle for the EMS Supervisor from Station 1 for second and third emergencies or as a secondary Duty Officer Vehicle for Fire Line Officers. This vehicle allows the fire officers to split the fire district improving response times and keeping coverage where needed.
Brush 86-0 | 2022 RAM 3500 4x4 Pickup
86-0 is a 2022 Dodge Ram 3500 4x4 Pickup. This unit is equipped with a skid unit pump and water tank for brush / wildland firefighting and a full compliment of tools. 86-0 is also used to tow the Marine units. This unit replaced the 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 pickup which had been in service for over 20 years. This unit is housed at Station 3.
Brush 86-00 | 2020 Chevrolet 3500HD 4x4 Pickup
Brush 86-00 is a 2020 Chevrolet 3500HD 4x4 Pickup. It is equipped with a 300 gpm Pump, 200 gallon Tank, 10 gallon foam tank, and a complement of firefighting tools. 86-0 is designed to respond to brush fires and incidents on the beach. 86-0 is housed downtown at Station 1, 219 Rehoboth Ave.
Utility 86 | 2020 Chevrolet 3500HD 4x4 Pickup
Utility 86 is at Station 2 and is used to tow Marine 86 along with both rangers for mutual aid assists and provide a support unit for the RBVFC.
Ambulance E-86 | 2024 RAM 5500 Road Rescue Ambulance
E-86 is a 2024 RAM 5500 chassis with a Road Rescue Custom Truck & Body Works Type 1 Ambulance Box.
Ranger 86-1 | 2017 Polaris Ranger
Polaris Ranger UTV unit is Stationed at Station 1 for Beach Rescues and The Breakwater Trail.
Ranger 86-2
Old Ranger 2 was set up for brush fires with All Wheel Drive, a 100 gpm pump, 50 gallon tank. Unit is Retired at Station 2.
Marine 86-1
Marine 86 is a 16' Rescue Connector Boat equipped with a 35hp Johnson outboard motor. Primarly used for back bay and pond rescues. Unit is also equipped with cold water exposure suits. Marine 86 is Stationed at Station 2 to respond to any area of the District.
Jet Ski 1 & 2
Through a Generous Donation, RBVFC was able to purchase and put in service 2 Jet Ski's for Water Rescue Operations in the Ocean and Rehoboth Bay. 1 unit is housed at Station 1 & 1 Unit is housed at Station 2. Training and Equipment have been provided and a team formed.
Engine 86-1 | 1954 Ward LaFrance Pumper
Engine 1 is a 1954 Ward LaFrance Pumper is equipped a with 1000 gpm pump. Engine 1 still has the original Waukesha engine it was delivered with; other than an engine refresh it has not been restored just well maintained. Used during parades, funerals, and fire prevention events Engine 1 is the last remaining red firetruck in the Rehoboth Beach fleet. Engine 1 is housed in the Fire Company's museum located at Station 1, 219 Rehoboth Ave.
Snorkel 86-10 | 1964 Peter Pirsch Chassis Pitman Snorkel 85' Aerial
Designated as "Snorkel 86" this unit is a 1964 Peter Pirsch with an 85' Pitman Snorkel Aerial. Purchased new with an open cab design the snorkel is equipped with a full complement of truck company equipment including a 55' bangor ladder, along with harnesses and ropes for specialized rescue. The Snorkel's 85' articulating boom has made it an invauluable asset for the RBVFC over its many years of serivice helping to reach the tall buildings along the boardwalk and throughout the district, also equipped with a portable hydrant the Snorkel could be supplied water from and engine and conduct aerial master stream operations getting water above the fire. The Snorkel's last fire response was in 2019. However, the aerial is still inspected each year and is in excellent working order, although now used mainly as a show / pardade peice and to hoist the American flag over Rehoboth Ave on holidays and funerals. The Snorkel has been in service with the RBVFC for 61 years. (2025)
Engine 86-4 | 1994 International 4800 4x4 LTI Engine
Engine 4 was a 1994 International 4800 4x4 Chassis with and LTI Fire Engine Body. This unit was equipped with 1,250 gpm pump, 500 gallon water capacity, full compliment of brush / widland firefighting tools, strucutural fire fighting tools, and a Homatro vehicle rescue tool. This unit was uniquely designed with 4-wheel drive to reach incidents on the beach, boardwalk, and other hard to access locations. Thie unit was first housed at Station 2 on Airport Rd. and later moved to Station 3 serving the more rural Angola Beach area of the district. Engine 4 was sold in xxxx.?
Chief's Vehicle 86-15 | 2016 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4
Designated as the "Chief's Vehicle" 86-15 is a 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4. Equipped with a BAM's Hook and Hose Command Box, gas meter, and marine VHF capable radio. This vehicle si setup for directing fire and other emergency operations. This vehicle was replaced by the "Duty Chief Vehicle" 86-9 in November 2025 and sold via sealed bid in January 2026.
Ambulance C-86 | 2003 Ford F-450 Medtech Ambulance
86-11 Command Vehicle | 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4
Designated as "Command" 86-11 is a 2001 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4. Equipped with a command box. This vehicle was designed for the fire officers to quickly respond to emergencies. As the department's EMS staff grew and a full-time EMS supervisor was hired the vehicle was used during the week as a response vehilce for second EMS emergencies and a duty officer vehicle overnight and on weekends. This unit was replaced in 2019 with a new Chevrolet Tahoe PPV and sold via sealed bid at a company meeting.
Van 86-12
12 Passenger Chevrolet Van used for transporting personnel to fires, drills and meetings.
Tanker 86-5 | 1989 Gruman FireCat
Designated as "Tanker 86", 86-5 was a 1989 Grumman FireCat chassis with tandem rear axles, a 2,000 gpm pump, 2,500 gallon water capacity, Holmatro vehicle rescue tool, and a full compliment of structural firefighting equipment. Tanker 86 originally was housed at Station 2 on Airport Rd. off coastal hwy and was later moved to better cover the more rural and less hydrant covered Angola Beach area with the construction of Station 3. Tanker 86 was sold via sealed bid in 2021 and replaced with a new Pierce Enforcer Engine.
Engine 86-2 | 1989 Gruman FireCat
Engine 86-2, a 1989 Grumman FireCat, was equipped with a 2,000 gpm pump, 1,000 gallon water capacity, vehicle rescue tool, and full compliment of firefighting tools. Engine 2 was purchased in 1989 as a pair with Tanker 86-5 and was the primary response engine from Station 2 located on airport rd. just off coastal hwy. Engine 2 was in service until damaged at structure fire incident on East Lake Drive in 2017 with 28 years of service.
Rescue 86-6 | 1988 Spartan Saulsbury Rescue
Designated as "Rescue" 86, 86-6 is a 1988 Spartan chassis paired with an 18' Saulsbury walk-in resuce body. Equipped with a 20kw 3 phase hydraulic generator, 2 reel Holmatro rescue tool system, A-frame winch, power cord reels, air powered rescue tools, 15 spare SCBA bottles, and other specialty rescue tools. Rescue 86 was placed in service in 1988 and was housed at Station 2 on Airport Rd.
Engine 86-3 | 1983 Chevrolet C30 Alleghany Fire Mini-Pumper
Engine 3 was a 1983 Chevrolet C30 Scottsdale Chassis with a Alleghany Fire Mini-Pumper Body. Equipped with a 400 gpm pump, 250 gallon capacity, 300' of 4" supply hose, 2 preconnected inch and half lines, and a pre-piped deck gun. The mini-pumper was designed for use on the boardwalk and other congested areas of Rehoboth Beach. It was sold in XXXX.
Engine 86-8 | 1980 Mack Pumper Reel Truck
Engine 86-8 a 1980 Mack Pumper Reel Truck was purchased in 1980 as a twin to our 1980 Mack Pumper. This unit was equpped with a 5" Supply Line Hose Reel.
Engine 86-8 | 1980 Mack Pumper
Engine 86-8 originally designated Engine 86-9 when purchased was a 1980 Mack Pumper. This unit was purchased as a twin to a twin 1980 Mack Pumper equipped witha 5" hose reel. Engine 86-8 was re-desig nated in 2010 with the purchase of the 2010 Pierce Veolcity Engine. Engine 8 finished its XX years of service station in the Angola area at Station 3 as a back-up / reserve peice. Engine 86-8 was sold via sealed bid at the (month, year) company meeting.