Hopewell City (VA) Apparatus

Hopewell Bureau of Fire & Rescue

Current Apparatus

Station 1: Hopewell Street

Quint 1: 2009 Pierce

Engine 1: 2016 KME (With Hopewell Fire & Rescue's new color scheme, grey over red, and new logo on door)

Foam Engine 11: 1999 Quality/Spartan (Carries 500 Gallons of Foam)

Medic 1: 2014 International/PL Custom

Medic 3 (Was Fire Rescue 19): 2003 Ford/Wheeled Coach, Reserve Unit

Fire Boat 1 (Placed in service late 2016): 2016 Battle Boat

Battalion Chief's SUV: 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe

Station 2: Virginia Avenue

Engine 2: 2016 KME (Twin to Engine 1)

Engine 21: 1999 Quality/Spartan

Medic 2 (Was Known As Fire Rescue 29): 2010 Ford/Wheeled Coach

Retired Apparatus

Engine 12: 1997 Quality/Spartan (Retired Early 2017)

Engine 22: 1997 Quality/Spartan (Retired Early 2017)

Support 1 and Fire Boat 1 (Was Known as Harbor 1) (Fireboat 1 Retired & Replaced Late 2016)

Former Battalion Chief's SUV, Unit is now used for Emergency Management, and has the large letters "EM" in the rear windows.

Truck 17: 1990 Simon/Duplex/LTI

Engine 25: 1979 American LaFrance
Truck 17: 1971 American LaFrance

Old Station 1 from the 19 teens

1920s Engine From Hopewell Station 2, DuPont Fire Deparment

1938 Ford Engine

Station 1 in the 1960s

Station 1 in the 1976
Dodge Battalion Chief's Truck, Ladder 17, Engine 24, Engine 28, 1956 Pumper

Station 1 in 1984

Battalion Chief's Car Unknown Year

Engine 24: 1968 American LaFrance

Engine 12: 1973 American LaFrance

Engine 26: 1973 American LaFrance

Engine 28

Hopewell Bureau of Police

Ford Police Interceptor

Dodge Charger

2012 Dodge Charger

Hopewell Sheriff's Office

2016 Dodge Charger (This is the primary paint scheme of the HSO)

Dodge Challenger (With slight image of the BMW Motorcycle)

Dodge Charger

Hopewell Volunteer Emergency Crew

Medic 31: 2006 Ford E-450/Wheeled Coach

Medic 33: 2002 Ford E-450/Wheeled Coach

Medic 35: 1996 Ford E-450/Wheeled Coach

FRV 37: 2011 Chevrolet Tahoe

Medic 39: 2004 Ford E-450/Wheeled Coach