East River County Fire/Rescue St.59

Station Fifty Nine "The Bayside Navy" is located in the Port of Bayside, East River County. It is home to Engine Fifty Nine, Medic Fifty Nine, Battalion Eleven, the Fireboat Ops Captain, Fireboat One, Fireboat Two, Fireboat Three, Fireboat Four, Fast Response Boat One, Fast Response Boat Two, Fast Response Boat Three, and Fast Response Boat Four. Engine Fifty Nine and Medic Fifty Nine are surge apparatus, only staffed Monday through Friday nine to five, as well as for special events or other situations requiring additional companies to temporarily be opened. Battalion Eleven oversees the day to day operations of the station fifty nine, as well as Fast Response Boat Five, and all the MARC companies dotted throughout the county. The Fireboat Ops Captain directly oversees the Fireboats, maintaining their operational readiness. Fireboat One, Fireboat Three, and Fireboat Four are staffed year round, while Fireboat Two is only staffed during the summer months. The Fast Response Boats are staffed by the corresponding fireboat crew for use on calls that do not require a whole fireboat to respond. Station Fifty Nine is part of Battalion Eleven, District Four, and serves as headquarters for Battalion Eleven.

Engine Fifty Nine (Shops # FP1509) Engine Fifty Nine is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Captain or Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 2 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 4 Mon-Fri 9-5, and 0 unless activated as a surge company outside normal surge hours, and maintains a ALS response level. Engine Fifty Nine is set up with three hosebeds: One with 1200' of 5" large diameter supply hose, one with 500' of 3" supply hose, and one with 200' of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose with a blitz fire monitor preconnected to a rear discharge. In addition to its hosebeds, Engine Fifty Nine also carries four 150' preconnected 1 3/4" crosslays, one 100' preconnected 1 3/4" trash line, one 25' segments of 5" large diameter supply hose rolled in the engineers compartment, four 10' segments of 5" hard suction hose, two 25' segment rolls of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose, and two 150' high rise packs of 1 3/4" attack hose. Engine Fifty Nine also carries two sets forcible entry tools, one 14' roof ladder, one 28' extension ladder, one 10' collapsible attic ladder, one 10' pike pole, one 6' pike pole, one roof hook, one trash hook, one denver tool, one dry chemical extinguisher, one CO2 extinguisher, one pressurized water extinguisher, four spare SCBA bottles, two sets of hydrant tools, hose adapters and nozzles, three 5 gallon containers of Class A foam solution, one rapid intervention kit, one automotive lockout kit, one 300' bag of life safety rope, two 150' lengths of utility rope, cribbing, one salvage cover, two bags of quick absorbent, one wide mouth shovel, one push broom (disassembled for transport), one bolt cutter, one K-12 saw, one chainsaw, one water rescue dry suit, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, four rolls of fire scene tape, gas monitoring devices, a thermal imaging camera, the crews ballistic PPE, one decon kit, one mobile data terminal, county map books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, one lifepak, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, one suction kit, two long backboards, one spare M-15 oxygen cylinder, and a ALS jump bag.

Medic Fifty Nine (Shops # IA1601) Medic Fifty Nine is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Paramedic, and 1 FF/EMT. Total normal staffing: 2 Mon-Fri 9-5, and 0 unless activated as a surge company outside normal surge hours, and maintains an ALS response level. Medic Fifty Nine carries one hydraulic striker stretcher, two long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, one dry chemical extinguisher, one set of forcible entry tools, five collapsible traffic cones, ten road flares, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, one automotive lockout kit, two SCBA packs, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

Battalion Eleven (Shops # FM2416) Battalion Eleven is staffed by up to: 1 Battalion Chief (EMT/Paramedic). Total normal staffing: 1 and maintains an BLS response level. Battalion Eleven carries a mobile command post, one set of forcible entry tools, one dry chemical extinguisher, three SCBA packs, three spare SCBA packs and bottles, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, one extraction kit for active shooter calls, one bison cooler full of water, one bolt cutter, spare trunked radios, radio chargers, two handheld VHF radios, one thermal imaging camera, one gas monitoring device, one automotive lockout kit, the chiefs ballistic PPE, the chiefs structural PPE, spare ballistic PPE, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront hazard pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, and one AED.

Fireboat Ops Captain (Shops # FM2417) The Fireboat Ops Captain is staffed by up to: 1 Captain (EMT/Paramedic). Total normal staffing: 1 and maintains an BLS response level. The Fireboat Ops Captain carries a mobile command post, one set of forcible entry tools, one dry chemical extinguisher, three SCBA packs, three spare SCBA packs and bottles, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, one bison cooler full of water, one bolt cutter, spare trunked radios, radio chargers, two handheld VHF radios, one thermal imaging camera, one gas monitoring device, one automotive lockout kit, the captains ballistic PPE, the captains structural PPE, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront hazard pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, one trauma jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, one maternity jump bag, and one AED.

Fireboat One "Big Red" (Shops # SB2201) Fireboat One is staffed by up to: 2 FF/Engineer-Fireboat Operators (EMTs/Paramedics), 1 Captain or Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 5 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 4 and maintains a ALS response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat One will move over and staff Fast Response Boat One to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fireboat One carries one 50' preconnected 1 3/4" attack line on the bow, one 50' preconnected 2 1/2" supply/attack line on the stern, five 50' rolls of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose stored below deck, six P6 fire pumps, two sets of forcible entry tools, six dry chemical extinguishers, one 6' pike pole, one trash hook, various lengths of mooring rope for tow operations, carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, four life rings, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, eight SCBA packs, eight spare SCBA bottles, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

Fireboat Two "Little Red" (Shops # LB2001) Fireboat Two is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer-Fireboat Operator (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Captain or Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 4 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 0 during the fall/winter, 6 during the spring/summer, and maintains a ALS response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat Two will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Two to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fireboat Two carries one 50' preconnected 1 3/4" attack line on the bow, one 50' preconnected 2 1/2" supply/attack line on the stern, five 50' rolls of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose stored below deck, six P6 fire pumps, two sets of forcible entry tools, six dry chemical extinguishers, one 6' pike pole, one trash hook, various lengths of mooring rope for tow operations, carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, four life rings, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, eight SCBA packs, eight spare SCBA bottles, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

Fireboat Three "FF/Engineer Jones" (Shops # LB2002) Fireboat Three is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer-Fireboat Operator (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Captain or Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 4 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 6 and maintains a ALS response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat Three will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Three to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fireboat Three carries one 50' preconnected 1 3/4" attack line on the bow, one 50' preconnected 2 1/2" supply/attack line on the stern, five 50' rolls of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose stored below deck, six P6 fire pumps, two sets of forcible entry tools, six dry chemical extinguishers, one 6' pike pole, one trash hook, various lengths of mooring rope for tow operations, carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, four life rings, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, eight SCBA packs, eight spare SCBA bottles, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

Fireboat Four "Lieutenant Smith" (Shops # LB2003) Fireboat Four is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer-Fireboat Operator (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Captain or Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 4 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics. Total normal staffing: 6 and maintains a ALS response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from from Fireboat Four will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Four to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fireboat Four carries one 50' preconnected 1 3/4" attack line on the bow, one 50' preconnected 2 1/2" supply/attack line on the stern, five 50' rolls of 2 1/2" supply/attack hose stored below deck, six P6 fire pumps, two sets of forcible entry tools, six dry chemical extinguishers, one 6' pike pole, one trash hook, various lengths of mooring rope for tow operations, carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, four life rings, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one scoop stretcher, one stair chair, one m122 oxygen cylinder, one pediatric kit, one suction kit, immobilization equipment, one KED kit, airway management supplies, IV supplies, various medications, one lifepak, one ALS jump bag, one BLS jump bag, one oxygen jump bag, trauma supplies, one maternity kit, one ring removal kit, two rolls of fire scene tape, one decon kit, eight SCBA packs, eight spare SCBA bottles, one thermal imaging camera, one mobile data terminal, county map books, waterfront area pre plan books, county wide hazard pre plan books, one emergency response guidebook, the crews ballistic PPE, and the crews structural PPE.

Fast Response Boat One (Shops # SB2001) Fast Response Boat One is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 2 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics, with additional space for 4 passengers standing, or 1 litter. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat One will move over and staff Fast Response Boat One to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fast Response Boat One carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, two life rings, two dry chemical extinguishers, two 25' sections of 1 3/4" attack hose, two 10' sections of 3" hard suction hoses, two P6 fire pumps, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one AED, and one first aid kit. Additional ALS/BLS supplies must be brought on by subsequent Medic companies.

Fast Response Boat Two (Shops # SB2002) Fast Response Boat Two is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 2 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics, with additional space for 4 passengers standing, or 1 litter. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat Two will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Two to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fast Response Boat Two carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, two life rings, two dry chemical extinguishers, two 25' sections of 1 3/4" attack hose, two 10' sections of 3" hard suction hoses, two P6 fire pumps, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one AED, and one first aid kit. Additional ALS/BLS supplies must be brought on by subsequent Medic companies.

Fast Response Boat Three (Shops # SB2003) Fast Response Boat Three is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 2 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics, with additional space for 4 passengers standing, or 1 litter. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat Three will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Three to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fast Response Boat Three carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, two life rings, two dry chemical extinguishers, two 25' sections of 1 3/4" attack hose, two 10' sections of 3" hard suction hoses, two P6 fire pumps, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one AED, and one first aid kit. Additional ALS/BLS supplies must be brought on by subsequent Medic companies.

Fast Response Boat Four (Shops # SB2004) Fast Response Boat Four is staffed by up to: 1 FF/Engineer (EMT/Paramedic), 1 Lieutenant (EMT/Paramedic), and 2 FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics, with additional space for 4 passengers standing, or 1 litter. Total normal staffing: 0 and maintains a First Responder response level. If needed, the Captain or Lieutenant, and two of their FF/EMTs and/or FF/Paramedics from Fireboat Four will move over and staff Fast Response Boat Four to respond to medical calls or small vessel fires. Fast Response Boat Four carries twenty personal floatation devices for civilians, four rescue tubes, two life rings, two dry chemical extinguishers, two 25' sections of 1 3/4" attack hose, two 10' sections of 3" hard suction hoses, two P6 fire pumps, one floating stokes basket, three long backboards, one AED, and one first aid kit. Additional ALS/BLS supplies must be brought on by subsequent Medic companies.

Credit to hooknhalligan132 , Leatherhead308 , and MisterPSYCHOPATH3001 for the rigs and crews.

(Update 2-27-24: Battalion Eleven and Fireboat Ops Captain where replaced, and added crews.)