Command 19 is a 2005 Chevy Tahoe, which was purchased from EMS Chief 36 in 2010. The command vehicle is used by the officers of the department while on duty. The vehicle is equipped with Basic Life Support equipment as well as fire police equipment and an incident command box in the rear. We also carry two water rescue life vest, an air pack, halligan bar and flat head axe. The command vehicle is equipped with whelen lighting and siren from South Central Emergency Products. The warning devices and Havis shield console were all installed in house by the members of YTFD.

Engine 19 is a 2004 Pierce Dash pumper. This Engine is first out on all first due structure and vehicle fire responses and second out on entrapment calls. Engine 19 has a 2000 GPM Hale single stage pump. The engine carries 750 gallons of water and has a CAFS system with a 30 gallon AFFF and a 20 gallon class A Foam tank. The engine is also equipped with a 10 KW Harrison Hydraulic generator that powers a 3600 watt Wilburt light tower and a 200 foot electric cord. Engine 19 carries 1100 feet of 5” supply line, has 2-200’ 1 ¾” cross lays, 1 200’ 2” cross lay, 150’ 1 3/4 “ bumper line and a 300’ pre-connected blitzfi...

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Tower 19 is a 2003 95’ Seagrave Aerial Scope with a six man cab. The tower is powered by a 475 HP Detroit Diesel with a 5 speed Automatic Allison transmission. Tower 19 is second out on all structure responses. The tower is equipped with an MSA thermal imaging camera, MSA four gas meter and six MSA air packs. Tower 19 also carries a large variety of rope rescue equipment, RIT gear, cordless power tools, two forcible entry bags and three different sized electric positive pressure fans. Also located on the tower are two cutters edge saws, one forcible entry saw and a Partner K950 vent saw with a warthog blade. The tower also carries a variety of water rescue equi...

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Rescue 19 is a 1998 E-One Cyclone equipped with a 1500 GPM Hale pump and carries 675 gallons of water and 65 gallons of class A foam. The rescue is first out on all accidents and special rescue responses. Rescue 19 has a six tool Amkus rescue system, consisting of a pre-connected spreader and cutter. The amkus system also includes a combi-tool, additional cutter, two rams and a gas powered back up plant. The rescue carries 1000 feet of 5” supply line, 2-1 ¾” attack lines off the bumper and 2-1 ¾” lines off the rear. The rescue is fully equipped to handle vehicle, rope and water rescue calls. Rescue 19 also carries a Cutters Edge saw, Stihl ...

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Brush 19 is a 1988 Chevy 2500 4x4 that was purchased from a local doctor in the early 90's. The "skid load" was manufactured locally by a fabrication company and the fire department added the pump and plumbing. The brush carries 600 feet of forestry hose, 200 feet of 1 3/4 hose and has a 225 gallon booster tank.

Qrs 19/Service 19 is a multi-purpose vehicle. QRS/Service 19 is a 2003 Chevrolet Silverado 2500. Its first purpose is as a Quick Response Unit (QRS) on all class one medical calls. It is equipped with a Automated External Defibrillator (AED), suction unit and a first in bag with almost everything needed for patient stabilization. its second purpose is as a chase vehicle for all non-medical calls. QRS/Service 19 also can pull either a foam trailer loaded with extra containers of foam or an arrowstick trailer for traffic control.

Ambulance 19

Goodwill Fire Company has also partnered up with a full time EMS service. The service is provided by Yoe Fire Company Ambulance. Yoe\'s Ambulance, stationed at Station 19, provides service to the citizens of York Township 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. For more information on the EMS service, or to obtain a subscription to the Ambulance please contact EMS Chief Ted Hake by email at chief@yoeambulance.com or by phone at (717)246-3679. You can also find a direct link to Yoe Ambulance\'s website under the link\'s page found to the left side of your sc...

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Truck 19 (Truck 19-2) was our first aerial unit. A 1977 50 ft. Snorkel Tele-Squirt, it is mounted on a International Chassis. It has a 500 gal tank and a 1000 gpm pump.

Engine 19-3 was a 1990 E-ONE/ Duplex pumper. Our first out engine is equipped with 1250 gal of water and a 2000 gpm pump. It carries, 3, 200 ft 1 3/4" crosslays, 100 ft of 1 3/4" in the box in the front bumper for trash/ vehicle fire. 1200 ft of 5" , 500 ft of 3", and 200 ft of 2 1/2'" hand line in the main hose bed. Also on the officer side of the body an additonal 150' of 3" is carried for a second portable monitor carried in a rear compartment.

Rescue 19   Built in 1987 by Steeldaulics our rescue is classified as a "Heavy Rescue" by the York County Fire Chief's and Firefighters Association. It is equipped with a 8000 lb Crane that doubles as a lighting tower. A 15Kw Stadco generator, and a full complement of rescue tools. It is aslo certified as a QRS unit by the Pa. Dept. of Health. It is the only truck built on a short hood 4 door Autocar chassis in the world

Rescue 19 (1962 Ford Pitman)