Hopatcong Fire Department

==History==
Hopatcong Fire Company No. 1 was formed in 1923 and was later disbanded, Northwood Engine Company No. 2 was formed in 1926, Defiance Engine Company No. 3 was formed in 1935, Hopatcong Hills Fire & Rescue Company No. 4 was formed in 1953.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
=== Northwood Engine Company No. 2 - 440 Maxim Drive ===
: Engine 156 - 1996 Pierce Dash (1500/1000) (SN#EA081)
: Engine 158 - 1984 Ford / Pierce (475/500)
: Special Service Unit 157  - 2002 International / PL Custom
=== Defiance Engine Company No. 3 - 43 Hopatchung Road ===
: Engine 151 - 2018 Pierce Enforcer (1500/1000/20) (SN#31867)
: Quint 159 - 2001 American LaFrance (2000/500/75' LTI rear-mount)
: Brush 152 - 1942 Dodge WC63 6x6 (80/450)
: Utility 160 - 2001 Ford F-550 / EVI (200/300)
: Support 161 - 1986 Chevrolet
=== Hopatcong Hills Fire and Rescue Company No. 4 - 101 Jefferson Trail ===
: Engine 153 - 2017 Pierce Saber (1500/1000/30F) (SN#30664)
: Tanker 155 -  2011 Spartan Metro Star / Rosenbauer (1250/2000)
: Rescue 154 - 2005 Kenworth T300 / Pierce Encore walk-around (SN#16471)
==On Order==
Pierce Saber 4x4 pumper (SN#42066) (Ordered November 2023)
==Retired Apparatus==
:1990 FWD / Seagrave 4x4 pumper (2000/1000) (Ex-Engine 151)
:1986 Pierce Arrow 4x4 pumper (1500/1000) (Ex-Engine 153)
:1980 Chevrolet Bruin / New Lexington tanker (Ex-Tanker 155)
:1974 Mack CF / 1984 Pierce pumper (1250/500/50' TeleSqurt) (Ex-Engine 159) (Sold to Andover Fire Department (New Jersey))
:1966 GMC / Reading brush (Ex-Brush 154)
==External Links==
Hopatcong Fire Department
==Station Map==
Category:Sussex County, New Jersey
Category:New Jersey departments operating American LaFrance apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating LTI / LTC apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating Rosenbauer apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating EVI apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus