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The Ocean City Fire Department is a combination department of volunteer and career personnel. They have 200 + members in the Volunteer Division and 100 + members in the Career Division, including the Office of the Fire Marshal and our support staff. The department responds to approximately 6,000 calls each year. Many of these occur during the busy summer season as Ocean City becomes Maryland's 2nd largest city second to Baltimore.[1] They provide services to the 10 & ½ mile stretch of beach area, West Ocean City, and also provide mutual aid to Worcester County, Maryland and Sussex County, Delaware.[2]
Apparatus Roster edit
All pump/tank measurements are in US gallons.
Headquarters Fire Station - 1409 Philadelphia Avenue edit
- Paramedic Engine 1 - 2012 KME Predator
- Tower 1 - 2013 E-One Cyclone II (2000/300/100' rear-mount
- Rescue 1 - 2021 Pierce Arrow XT Walk-In
- Paramedic 1 - 2021 Ford F-550 / Horton
- Paramedic 1-1 - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton
- Water Rescue 1 2007 Chevy Suburban 4x4 - Spec Ops Dive & Surface Water Rescue Rig
- Engine 1-1 - 2005 Pierce Dash (2000/500/165A/50B) (SN#16170)
- Utility 728 - 2018 Ford Police Interceptor
- Utility 729 - 2022 Ford F-250 4x4
- Utility 733 - 2018 Ford F-150 4x4
- Utility 731 - 2018 Ford F-150 4x4
Fire Station 2 - "Da Duce" - 102 Dorchester Street edit
- Engine 2 - 2009 KME Predator (2000/550/50F)
- Paramedic 2 - 2019 Ford F-550 / Horton
- Paramedic 7 - 2020 Ford F-550 / Horton
Fire Station 3 - "Mid-Town Express" - 7401 Coastal Highway edit
- Engine 3 - 2012 KME Predator (2000/550/50F)
- Paramedic 3 - 2019 Ford F-550 / Horton
- Paramedic 3-1 - 2017 International 4300 / Horton
- Dive Team / Water Rescue Trailer - Full service public safety diver trailer
Fire Station 4 - "Montego Bay" - 12925 Coastal Highway edit
- Paramedic Engine 4 - 2009 KME Predator LFD (2000/550/50F)
- Tower 4 - 1997 E-One Hurricane (2000/200/105' rear-mount)
- Paramedic 4 - 2013 International 4300 / Horton
- Paramedic 4-1 - 2017 International 4300 / Horton
Fire Station 5 - 10124 Keyser Point Road edit
- Engine 5 - 2001 Pierce Dash (2000/500/30A/250B) (SN#12771)
- Engine/Tanker 5 - 2014 KME (2000/2500/25A/100B)
- Tower 5 - 2001 E-One Hurricane (2000/500/95' rear-mount)
- Tanker 5 - 1989 International S2600 / Alexis (1500 front-mount/3200)
- Rescue 5 - 1997 Freightliner FL 112 / 1980 Saulsbury / 1997 ITE walk-in
- Brush 5 - 1986 Chevrolet K30 / Knapheide (750 front-mount/250)
- Antique Engine 8 - 1953 Ford F-800 / American / 2002 Swab rehab (500/400)
- Storm Response Unit 723 - 1990 BMY 6x6 / 2009 Red River Army Depot
- Canteen 725 - 1985 Ford step van
- Utility 730 - 2018 Ford F-150 4x4
Fire Dock - 13th Street Bulk Head edit
Fire Boat 1 - 2013 Moore Fire 32 edit
Fire Boat 2 - 26-foot SeaArk 250 Yamaha Outboard edit
New Station 3 Midtown - Under Construction 2024 edit
