History[]
Conshohocken Fire Department is Montgomery County Station 55.
The department is made up of the Conshohocken Fire Company No. 2 (Station 35) and Washington Fire Company No. 1 (Station 36), which merged in 2021.
Apparatus Roster[]
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
Station 55A - 819 Fayette Street[]
Conshohocken Fire Company No. 2
- Engine 55 - 2015 Pierce Arrow XT (2000/750) (SN#27295) (Ex-Engine 35)
- Quint 55 - 2019 Pierce Enforcer 7010 PUC (2000/500/20F/107' Ascendant rear-mount) (SN#33440) (Ex-stock) (Ex-Quint 35)
- Air 55 - 2007 Ferrara Igniter walk-around (SN#H-3438) (Ex-Air 35)
- Utility 55 - 2021 Ford F-250 4x4
- Battalion Chief 55 - 2024 Ford F-250
- Duty Officer 55 - 2024 Ford F-150
- Captain 55 - 2024 Ford Expedition
- Boat 55 - Zodiac MilPro inflatable / Tohatsu
- Antique 55 - 1941 Autocar
- Engine 55-1 - 2024 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500) (SN#38715)
- Boat 55-1 - Zodiac MilPro inflatable / Tohatsu
Station 55B - 36 West Elm Street[]
Washington Fire Company No. 1 (Washies)
- Squad 55 - 2007 E-One Cyclone II pumper (1500/750) (Ex-Squad 36)
- Traffic 55 (Fire Police) - 2024 Ford F-250
- Swift Water 55 - 2005 17' Patten Inflatables
- High Water 55 - Stewart & Stevenson M1078 4x4
- UAV 55 - 20?? Chevrolet Tahoe
- Chief 55 - 20?? Ford Explorer
- Traffic 55-1 (Fire Police) - 200? Cheverlot Express 3500 / Knapheide
- Parade - 1924 American LaFrance pumper
Retired Apparatus[]
- 2005 GMC Savana / Knapheide (Ex-Traffic 55)
- 2003 Ferrara Inferno pumper (2000/?) (Sold to Meredith Hose Company No. 1 (Pennsylvania))
- 2003 E-One Cyclone II pumper (2000/750) (Ex-Engine 36) (Sold to Surry Fire Department (New Hampshire))
- 2000 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor (Ex-Car 55)
- 1998 E-One Cyclone II / 2013 E-One refurb aerial (500/350/105' rear-mount) (Sold to Chester Bureau of Fire (Pennsylvania))
- 1984 AM General M923 6x6 (Ex-High Water 55)
- 1977 Ford / Pierce mini-pumper (Ex-Reliance, ?)
- 1974 American LaFrance aerial (-/-/100' mid-mount)
- 1952 International / Harwick tanker and floodlight unit (Ex-Norriton Fire Engine Company)