Freehold Fire Department (New Jersey)

==History==
The Freehold Fire Department was established in 1872 when Good Will Hook & Ladder was formed, Steamer Company No. 1 was formed in 1874, Richardson Steamer Company No. 2 was formed in 1887, Monmouth Hose Company was formed in 1887 and John W. Hulse Hose Company was formed in 1891. In the 1930's Steamer Company No. 1 and John W. Hulse Hose Company merged to form the Engine and Hose Company.
==Apparatus Roster==
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
=== Fire Station - 49 West Main Street ===
Engine and Hose Company No .1 (Station 15-1) / Good Will Hook and Ladder (Station 15-2) / Monmouth Hose Company (Station 15-3) / Richardson Engine Company No. 2 (Station 15-4)  
:Engine 15-75 - 2004 Pierce Dash (2000/750/30) (SN#14534)
:Engine 15-77 - 1998 American LaFrance / Saulsbury (1500/500)
:Rescue Engine 15-80  - 2017 Spartan ERV Gladiator ELFD (2000/600/40F) (SN#216089)
:Booster 15-72 - 1991 International / Smeal (300/400/40)
:Ladder Tower 15-90 - 2012 Spartan Gladiator / Crimson (2000/300/100' mid-mount platform)
:Rescue 15-85 - 1990 Ford L-8000 / Saulsbury (Ex-Freehold Township Independent Fire Company No. 1 (New Jersey))
:Fire Police - 1956 Ford
:Antique - 1930 Mack (750/-)
==Retired Apparatus==
: 1990 Pierce Lance (1500/500/40) (Ex-Engine 15-76)
:1985 Sutphen aerial (1500/300/100' mid-mount platform) (Ex-Ladder 15-90)
:1983 Pierce Arrow pumper (1500/500) (Donated to Monmouth County Fire Academy)
: 1971 Mack CF600 pumper (1250/250) (SN#1231) (Sold to Roosevelt Volunteer Fire Company (New Jersey))
: 1930 Mack pumper (750/-)
: 1927 American LaFrance pumper (750/-) (Sold to Marlboro Fire Company (New Jersey))
==Station Map==
Category:Monmouth County
Category:New Jersey departments operating Pierce apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating Saulsbury apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating Smeal apparatus
Category:New Jersey departments operating Spartan ER / Crimson apparatus
Category:Former operators of Sutphen apparatus
Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus