Hoboken Fire Department

==Department Profile==
The Hoboken Fire Department (HFD) protects the City of Hoboken, and is comprised of the following units:
*4 Firehouses
*4 Engine Companies
*2 Ladder Companies
**2 110' rear-mount aerials
*1 Rescue Company
*1 Battalion (Tour Commander)
==Overview==
The Hoboken Fire Department is a career fire department that employs around 115 firefighters protecting a population of 60,000 in just under 2 square miles, of which 1.25 square miles is land. Hoboken ranks as the third most densely populated city in the US. 
==History ==
The Hoboken Fire Department was formed in 1849. The first companies were Hoboken Engine Company No. 1, Oceana Hose Company No. 1, Excelsior Engine Company No. 2, Liberty Hose Company No. 2 and Washington Hook & Ladder Company No. 1. Later companies included Meadow Engine Company No. 3, Stevens Hose Company No. 3, Elysian Engine Company No. 4, and Empire Hook & Ladder Company No. 2. They started using paid firefighters in 1891.
===Former Firehouses/Companies===
Station 	Address 	In Service	Notes
Engine 1 	128 Hudson Street 	? 	Building demolished. Engine 1 moved to 1313 Washington Street in 2012
Engine 2, Ladder 1 	1313 Washington Street (Currently Engine 1, Ladder 1) 	1890- 	Engine 2 moved to 43 Madison Street in 2012
Engine 3 	201 Jefferson Street (Currently Fire Department Headquarters)	1915- 	
Engine 3, Ladder 2 	5 Observer Highway (Currently Engine 2, Ladder 2) 	1892- 	Engine 3 moved to 801 Clinton Street in 2016. Engine 3 moved to 201 Jefferson Street in 2017.
Engine 4 	212 Park Avenue (Private Residence) 	1870- 	Engine 4 moved to 43 Madison Street, Engine 4 moved to 801 Clinton Street, Engine 4 disbanded in 2016. Engine 4 reopened in 2017.
Engine 5 	412 Grand Street (Private Residence) 	1898- 	Engine 5 moved to 43 Madison Street, Engine 5 moved to 1313 Washington Street, Engine 5 disbanded in 2016
Engine 6, Ladder 3 	801 Clinton Street (Currently Engine 4, Rescue 1) 	1907- 	Engine 6 disbanded in ?, Ladder 3 disbanded in ?
Washington Hook & Ladder Company No. 1	213 Bloomfield Street 	1870- 	Now the Hoboken Fire Department museum
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
===Engine 1 / Ladder 1 - 1313 Washington Street (Uptown)===
*Engine 1 - 2017 E-One Typhoon eMAX (1500/530)
*Ladder 1 - 2016 E-One Cyclone Metro 100 (-/-/110' rear-mount)
*Rescue Boat - Avon w/motor & trailer
===Engine 2 / Ladder 2 - 5 Observer Highway (Downtown)===
* Engine 2 - 2012 Spartan ERV Metro Star (1500/500)
*Ladder 2 - 2022 E-One Cyclone Metro 100 (-/-/110' rear-mount)
*Engine 5 (Spare) - 2003 E-One Cyclone II (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 5)
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===Engine 3 / Battalion Chief / Fire Headquarters - 201 Jefferson Street (Midtown)===
*Engine 3 - 2010 Spartan Metro Star / Crimson (1500/500)
*Car 150 - (Chief of Department) - 2019 Ford Explorer
*Car 151 (Operations) - 2013 Ford Explorer
*Car 152 (Safety Officer) - 2014 Ford Expedition
*Car 153 (Training Unit) - 2013 Ford E-350
*Car 154 (Support Unit) - 2013 Ford F-350
*Car 155 (Battalion Chief) - 2014 Ford Expedition
*Car 161 (Fire Official / Marshal) - 2017 Ford Transit
*Car 163 (Fire Prevention) - 2006 Jeep Liberty
*Car 164 (Fire Prevention Unit) - 2006 Jeep Liberty
*Car 165 (Fire Prevention) - 2019 Ford Police Responder Hybrid Sedan
*Car 166 (Fire Prevention) - 2019 Ford Police Responder Hybrid Sedan
*Hazmat - 2000 International 4700LP / E-One (Superior) walk-around (SO#126627/SN#SE 3047)
*Hazmat Support - 2009 Trailer
*Spare Ladder - 2003 E-One Hurricane (-/-/110' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 2)
===Engine 4 / Rescue 1 - 801 Clinton Street (Midtown)===
*Rescue 1 - 2006 Spartan Advantage / Rescue 1 walk-around
*Ladder 3 (Spare) - 2003 E-One Hurricane (-/-/110’ rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 1)
*Engine 4 - 2017 E-One Typhoon eMAX (1500/530)
===Shipyard Marina===
*Fireboat 1 - 2012 27' Boston Whaler (1000/-) (Cross staffed by Ladder 1)
==Retired Apparatus== 
*2006 Ford Explorer (Ex-Car 166) (Transmission failure)
*1998 E-One Cyclone II walk-in rescue (Ex-Rescue 1)
*1998 Ford Explorer (Ex-Car 165) (Engine failure)
*1993 E-One Protector pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 1)
*1993 E-One Protector pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 4)
*1987 Mack CF / Ward 79 pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 2)
*1987 Mack CF / Ward 79 pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 3)
*1987 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 4, ex-Ladder 1)
*1984 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 3) (Ex-New York City Fire Department Ladder 130)
*1972 Seagrave aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 2)
*1960 Maxim aerial (-/-/100' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 3)
*1959 GMC / 1941 Seagrave aerial (-/-/85' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 2)
*1934 Ahrens-Fox pumper (Ex-Engine 3)
*1934 Ahrens-Fox pumper (Ex-Engine 1)
*1922 American LaFrance aerial (-/-/75' tractor-drawn) (Ex-Ladder 3)
==Run Card==
Alarm 	Engine 	Ladder 	Chief 	Special Units
1st Alarm	4 Hoboken 	2 Hoboken 	BC 155 	Rescue
2nd Alarm	Jersey CityJersey City 	Jersey City 	Jersey City 	Jersey City MSU
3rd Alarm	North HudsonNorth Hudson	North Hudson	North Hudson	North Hudson MSU
4th Alarm	KearnyHarrison 	Kearny 	Kearny 	
5th Alarm	BayonneBayonne 	Bayonne 	Bayonne 	
==External Links==
*Hoboken Fire Department
==Station Map==
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Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of Maxim apparatus
Category:Former operators of Seagrave apparatus
Category:Former operators of Ward 79 apparatus