Our Equipment

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The Briaroaks Fire Department currently operates three class “A” Fire Engines, two Brush trucks, two Squad rescue vehicles, one Incident Command/Support vehicle, and one Hazardous Materials / Air Support Trailer. Engine 373 is an older unit that is used as a reserve Engine and a water tanker due to its 1500 gallon water tank.

Stop, Drop, and Roll Still Works
If your clothing catches fire, do not run. Running fans the flames and makes them worse. Stop where you are, drop to the ground, cover your face with your hands, and roll back and forth until the fire is out. This technique has saved countless lives since it was first taught in the 1970s.
Close Your Door Before Bed
Keeping your bedroom door closed while you sleep can hold back flames and toxic smoke for several minutes, giving you critical extra time to escape. A closed door can mean the difference between a survivable and unsurvivable room temperature during a house fire.