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OAK BLUFFS ENGINE

OAK BLUFFS ENGINE 524
2003 Emergency One 1500/750 Pumper
Refurbished in 2017
Photo Sept 2018

OAK BLUFFS CAR

OAK BLUFFS EMS CAR OSCAR 93
2020 Chevy Tahoe EMS Car
June 2021

RETIRED OAK BLUFFS ENGINE

OAK BLUFFS ENGINE 522
1980 GMC / E-One
Retired May 2015
Replaced by Spartan / 4 Guys Rescue Pumper
Photo May 2015

OAK BLUFFS CAR

OAK BLUFFS CAR 210
2017 Chevy Silverado 4x4 Pickup Fire Chief Car
May 2017

OAK BLUFFS DIVE

OAK BLUFFS DIVE 541
2004 Ford E450 / Gosgen bus
Former bus - Dive Truck
Acquired from the Edgartown FD in 2016
May 2017
 

OAK BLUFFS REHAB

OAK BLUFFS REHAB OSCAR 95
2006 (2016) Ford E450 former bus Rehab Unit
Put in service 2016
Photo May 2017
 

OAK BLUFFS AMBULANCE

OAK BLUFFS AMBULANCE OSCAR 94
2015 Chevy / Lifeline Type III Ambulance
(EMS 389)
The newest of Oak Bluffs' 4 ambulances
May 2017

Oak Bluffs Engine 522

Oak Bluffs plans to replace their 1980 GMC/E-One pumper in 2006/2007.

Oak Bluffs Ladder 551

Oak Bluffs new 2007 Metz aerial was delivered in July 2007
It replaced the 1958 Maxim open cab ladder. 
The new Metz is similar to the Nantucket Metz
but is not a quint. 

New Oak Bluffs Ambulance

Oak Bluffs Ambulance 562
(Oscar 90) EMS 382
2006 Ford E450 / Road Rescue

Ambulance 563 was also recently rechassied
with 2006 Ford E450 / 2000 Road Rescue

June 2007
 

New Oak Bluffs Ambulance

Oak Bluffs Ambulance 564
(Oscar 92) EMS 386
Oak Bluffs now has 3 ambulances.
The newest is a 2005 Ford / Lifeline
Currently a BLS unit, it joins the two other OB ambulances

Ambulance 562 - Oscar 90 - 1995 Ford / Road Rescue

Ambulance 563 - Oscar 91 - 2000 Ford / Road Rescue
 

New Oak Bluffs Engine
Oak Bluffs put this Emergency One pumper in service as Engine 4 (524)
in 2003 replacing a 1961 Maxim S pumper. The new engine has a 1500 gpm
pump and 750 gallon tank.

Oak Bluffs Fire Department's Rescue

Oak Bluffs Rescue 561

2001 Kenworth / American Fire Rescue
Heavy Rescue Truck

Oak Bluffs Fire Station

Oak Bluffs Fire Station
(Opened in 2015)

The new Oak Bluffs Fire Station has been completed and the department
moved into the new $8.3 Million, 20,000+ square foot, 12 bay station
on December 6, 2015.  The station is located on the site of the previous
station at Wing Road and County Road. Construction took just 1 year
while the department worked out of the DPW garage and other temporary
quarters.  The station has been dedicated the Nelson W. Amaral Fire/EMS
Station in memory of the retired chief who served the department for
54 years, 34 as chief. The station is equipped with essential office,
living, classroom, and other space that the previous station lacked.

OAK BLUFFS STATION CONSTRUCTION