Richland Township Fire Department (Cambria County, Pennsylvania)

==History==
Richland Township was originally covered by three separate fire companies, namely the original Richland Township department,the Solomon Run Fire Cpmpany and Belmont Volunteer Fire Company. Richland and Solomon Run amalgamated in 2000 and were joined by Belmont in 2004. The Geistown Volunteer Fire Company in adjoining Geistown Borough joined in 2010.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Headquarters Station - 1321 Scalp Avenue, Johnstown===
:Truck 3 - 2014 E-One (1500/500/78' rear-mount)
:Tower 3-1 - 2004 American LaFrance / LTI (2000/300/100' rear-mount platform)
:Rescue 3 - 2016 Sutphen / Precision rescue-pumper (1500/500)
:Brush 3-1 - 2009 Ford F-350 4x4 with skid pump (bp/150)
:Special Service 3 - 2013 Ram / 4-Guys walk-around
:Fire Chief - 2013 Ford Explorer
:Deputy Chief - 2013 Ford Explorer
:Assistant Chief - 2008 Ford Expedition
:Battalion Chief - 2013 Ford Explorer
===Solomon Run Station - 176 Mt. Airy Drive, Johnstown===
:Engine 3-2 - 2010 Sutphen Shield (?/500)
===Geistown Station- 631 Lamberd Avenue, Johnstown===
:Engine 3-3 - 2010 Sutphen Shield (?/500)
==Retired Apparatus==
:2004 Seagrave pumper (1500/500) (Sold to Pelham Manor Fire Department)
:1997 Mack MR 6x4 / New Lexington walk-around heavy rescue
:1988 Western Star / FMC tanker (1500/2500)
==External Links==
:Richland Township Fire Department
Category:Cambria County
Category:Pennsylvania departments operating E-One apparatus
Category:Pennsylvania departments operating American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Pennsylvania departments operating Precision apparatus
Category:Pennsylvania departments operating Sutphen apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of New Lexington apparatus
Category:Former operators of FMC / Bean apparatus