Monsey Fire Department’s 7-Rescue Retires After Nearly 30 Years of Service

After nearly three decades of dedicated service to the Monsey Fire District and Rockland County, the Monsey Fire Department’s 7-Rescue has officially been retired from service and has made its final response.

For nearly 30 years, the rescue apparatus responded to countless emergencies, assisting firefighters and emergency personnel at fires, rescues, motor vehicle accidents, and other critical incidents throughout the community.

The vehicle has now been sold to the Owingsville Fire Department in Kentucky, where it will begin a new chapter serving and protecting another community.

The Monsey Fire Department thanked everyone who served aboard 7-Rescue over the years, recognizing the apparatus for its long history of dependable service and wishing the Owingsville Fire Department many years of safe and successful operations with its newest addition.

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