Engine Company 1

Officers:
Captain Frank Walpole
1st Lieutenant Keith Hollingshead
2nd Lieutenant Matt Levanthal

Engine Company 2

Officers:
Captain Rob Tuccillo
1st Lieutenant Ricky Digiacomo
2nd Lieutenant Joe Miller

Engine Company 3 (U.F.A.)

Officers:
Commanding Officer Ed Nelson
Lieutenant Lou Alfasi
Lieutenant Howie Chin
Lieutenant Jay Gusler
Lieutenant Tom O'Dowd
Lieutenant Chris Troy

Engine Company 4

Officers:
Captain Antonio Cuevas
1st Lieutenant Hadrick Ray

Hook and Ladder Company 2

Officers:
Captain Matt Fichtelberg
1st Lieutenant Joe Schwarz
2nd Lieutenant Dave Velapoldi

Hook and Ladder 2 operates a 1990 105’ Pierce Ladder Tower, nicknamed “The Longest Reach on the Beach”.
The company responds out of Fire Headquarters on National Blvd.

Tower Ladder 72

Officers:
Captain Romano Lovrich (Ex-Chief)
1st Lieutenant Del Prete

Tower Ladder 72 operates a 1985 Mack mid-mount tower ladder, nicknamed “Above the Rest”. The company responds out of Station 2 on West Park Avenue at Indiana Avenue.

Rescue Company 1

Officers:
Captain Scott Kemins, EMT-CC (Ex-Chief)
1st Lieutenant Eileen Dibari, EMT-P

Floodlight Company

Officers:
Captain Michael Ornauer
1st Lieutenant John Fraser
2nd Lieutenant Ralph Horowitz

The first floodlight truck was a 1961 GMC salvage and floodlight truck. It was dedicated on June 11, 1961. The first Captain of the company was Michael Orzano. In 1966 the department decided on a Mack CF Floodlight truck, under then Captain Levi Schneiderman, which saw the most fire duty in the history of the department. Then in 1986 a new Ford Rescue System was designed by then Captain Michael Stiglitz, which was dedicated on April 26, 1987 to a life long member of the department, Ex-Captain Arthur Donnelly. In 1989 the Floodlight Company was also assigned a Command Post van. Then in 2005 a 1996 PL Custom ambulance was refit to replace the van and became the current Command Post vehicle (234), and a second rig for the Floodlight Company, now under the command of Captain Michael Ornauer.