Apparatus

 



Galloway Township Ambulance Squad's fleet is comprised of two command vehicles, five type III ambulances and one rehab unit. All GTAS ambulance patient compartment are equipped identically so that once the staff is familiar with one ambulance in the fleet, they can navigate the compartments in any ambulance of the fleet with confidence.


Each ambulance is equipped beyond the state required standards so that even in the event a GTAS ambulance is responding to calls back-to-back without restocking, you can be assured GTAS will show up with the tools and supplies needed to effectively carry out patient care.

26-70

2004 Dodge DurangoCommand Vehicle

 

26-70 is GTAS's primary command vehicle. It is used primarily by the Chief of Operations and supervisors to respond to emergencies. 26-70 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, command module, LED emergency warning lights, strobes and a siren.


"The Dingo"

26-71

1998 Jeep CherokeeCommand Vehicle

 

26-71 is GTAS's secondary command vehicle. It is used primarily by GTAS EMTs for first responder duties and to respond to emergencies. 26-71 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, LED emergency warning lights and a siren.


26-74

2003 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxAmbulance

 

26-74 is an ambulance assigned to the main fleet of GTAS and is our second oldest ambulance in service. 26-74 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, has a mix of LED and incandescent warning lighting, dual sirens and a pneumatic air horn.


26-75

2007 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxAmbulance

 

26-75 is an ambulance assigned to the main fleet of GTAS and is our third newest ambulance. 26-75 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, complete LED emergency lighting package, dual sirens and a pneumatic air horn.


Everyone's favorite ambulance.

26-76

2002 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxAmbulance

 

26-76 is an ambulance assigned to the main fleet of GTAS and is currently our oldest ambulance in service. 26-76 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, a mix of LED and incandescent warning lighting, dual sirens and a pneumatic air horn.


26-77

2009 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxAmbulance

 

26-77 is an ambulance assigned to the main fleet of GTAS and is our second newest ambulance. 26-77 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, a complete LED emergency lighting package, LED takedowns, dual sirens and a pneumatic air horn.


26-78

2010 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxAmbulance

 

26-78 is an ambulance assigned to the main fleet of GTAS and is our newest ambulance. 26-78 is equipped with a mobile RF radio, a mobile 800MHz trunking radio, a complete LED emergency lighting package, LED takedowns and scene lights, dual sirens and a pneumatic air horn.


"Don't touch the new truck." -Jim

26-79

1997 Ford E-450 with Horton BoxRehab & Support Unit

 

26-79 is assigned to the Atlantic County EMS Task Force and Atlantic County Rehab Task Force and responds to structure fires and events throughout Atlantic County.