Engine 740 is a frontline pumper assigned to the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Department and serves as one of the department’s primary response apparatus. Built on a 2019 Pierce Enforcer chassis, the unit is designed to handle a wide range of emergencies, including structure fires, vehicle fires, automatic fire alarms, hazardous conditions, and other incidents requiring firefighting resources.
Equipped with a 1,500 GPM fire pump and a 750-gallon water tank, Engine 740 provides firefighters with the resources necessary to initiate fire attack operations, establish water supply, and support suppression efforts at incidents throughout the community. The apparatus carries firefighting equipment, hose, ladders, and tools needed to address a variety of emergency situations.
Responding from Station 40, Engine 740 plays a critical role in protecting the residents, businesses, and visitors served by the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Department. The apparatus is staffed by dedicated volunteer and career personnel who provide emergency services around the clock.
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 40
