Current Apparatus
Engine 822
2003 Pierce Enforcer
1500gpm/750gallon
1st due Engine in our district
The Rescue/ Wagon responds first due on MVA's, as well as all other calls in our district including Structure Fires, Fire Alarms, Hazardous Materials, and Odor Investigation calls.
Engine 842
2010 Pierce Contender
1500gpm/1000gallons/30gallon foam cell.
Responds as the 2nd due engine in district
Responds 1st due to all mutual aid calls
Responds 2nd due on grass/brush fires
Ladder 848
2017 Pierce Arrow 100' Rear Mount Platform
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Responds 1st due to all Harnett County speciality calls for service
Responds 1st due to all Mutual Aid Commercial Structure Fires
Responds 2nd due to all Fire Alarms and Structure Fires in District
Rescue 881
2012 Rosenbauer Rescue on Spartan Force
Responds 1st due on all water rescues, elevator rescues, vehicle lock in's
Responds 2nd due on all MVA's
Responds 3rd due to all 3rd duty EMS calls in district
Engine 821- Reserve
Spartan-EEI Engine - 1990
5 man custom cab
1250 gpm two-stage Hale pump and a 1000 gallon tank.
2) 200' 1"3/4 preconnects 1) 150' 1"3/4 preconnect 1) 200' 2.5" smooth bore preconnect, 1000' 5" supply hose, 600' of 3" to a gated wye
Brush 871
F-350 - 2009
Single axle with heavy duty Firestone air bag system.
The skid unit sports a 300 gallon tank with a 225 GPM pump. Along with a 9,000 lb. removable winch for the front or rear hitch.
BLS 851
2014 Chevy 2500
BLS 852
2009 Ford E450
BLS 853
2019 Wheeled Coach
Ford F550 4x4
Type I Ambulance
ATV-8
Polaris Ranger 6x6 800cc - 2013
- 100 gallon booster tank with 150 GPM pump
- 100' of .75" attack hose on a reel and 50' of 1.75" fill hose
Past Apparatus
Engine 1 "The Original"
Purchased by the community in 1954, from Camp Lejune Marine Corps. base in Jacksonville, N.C. The engine served for many years.
Engine 1, 2, 3
The engine on the far left is pictured above. The 2 on the right are engines that the department purchased and the department had the tanks, pumps, and boxes built.
Tanker 831
This engine was retired as Tanker 831, it is a 1968 GMC. It had a front mounted 500 gpm pump with a 100' preconnect on each side of the pump.
Engine 825
This engine was the pride of the fleet for many years with many jobs under its belt and a few trophies in the case from competitions. It was a 1976 Ford 750 Series with a 750 gpm front mount pump and a 750 gallon water tank.
Old Engine 841
Pictured here is the former Engine 841. It is a 1985 EEI pumper built on a GMC 750 chassis. It featured a 1000 gallon water tank and a 1000 gpm Hale two-stage pump which was the first mid-mount pump ever purchased by BCFD.
Pumper/ Tanker 842
1992 E-one Pumper Tanker
6 man custom cab with a top mount 1500 gpm single stage Hale pump,1500 gallon water tank, and a 50 gallon foam tank. Truck features a 9kw generator, 2 telescopic flood lights, jet dump, collapsible drop tank, and a built in foam inductor.
Truck 881
Pictured here is truck 881 a 1976 Ford. This truck has a F-750 chassis with a 1992 Hackney body. It was equipped with an on board cascade system, full command post, multiple lighting fixtures...
Utility 885
K-30 Chevrolet 4WD Utility - 1987
Formerly Brush 875. Skid unit removed and truck converted to a utility unit.
Carries spare bottles and extrication equipment
Former Pumper/ Tanker 841
KME/International Pumper/Tanker - 2009
Placed in service on Decmeber 8th, 2008 at 21:30 hours as E-841.
2 door commercial cab with 1250 gpm single-stage Hale Pump and a 1000 gallon tank.
Other Known Past Apparatus
1953 Dodge 2000 gallon tanker
1959 Ford 1/2 ton pick-up
1960 Chevy front mount pumper with 500 gpm pump and 950 gallon water tank
Trailer with 5 kw gas generator and 2-2000 watt lights and 1-1000 watt light
