Engine 704 is a frontline fire engine assigned to Station 4 and serves as a key component of the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Department’s emergency response fleet. Built on a 2019 Pierce Enforcer chassis, the apparatus is designed to respond quickly and effectively to a variety of incidents, including structure fires, vehicle fires, rescue incidents, and other emergencies requiring fire department intervention.
The engine is equipped with a 1,500 GPM fire pump and a 750-gallon water tank, providing firefighters with the capability to perform initial fire attack, support sustained suppression operations, and establish reliable water supply during emergency incidents. The apparatus carries a complement of hose, ladders, firefighting equipment, and specialized tools to support a broad range of response activities.
Responding from Station 4, Engine 704 serves the eastern portion of the department’s response area while also supporting mutual aid operations throughout Montgomery County and neighboring jurisdictions. The apparatus helps ensure the department can deliver a rapid and effective response whenever the community calls for assistance.
Key Specifications
- 2019 Pierce Enforcer
- 1,500 GPM Fire Pump
- 750-Gallon Water Tank
- Frontline Engine Company
- Fire Suppression & Emergency Response Apparatus
- Assigned to Station 4
