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maybe that is used by the fd and the dpw guys at hyannis airport maybe the fd guys and the dpw guys are all the same they have 3 crash trucks - https://firenews.org/mass/b/barnstable/barnstableairport.html (looking at the info below - maybe airport ops uses 155.745 - maybe the dpw people use a 2nd channel - maybe not) ======================= The TSA is responsible for providing passenger and baggage screening services. In addition, there are numerous gates and fences on and around the Airport, as well as security signage displayed throughout Airport property. The Barnstable Police Department maintains a small office in the non-sterile area of the South Concourse. The Police Department provides passenger screening presence, local arresting authority for TSA and provides general security for the Airport campus. They are also responsible for landside traffic management and issuance of citations for parking/standing violations at the drop-off curb. =========================== Source: Barnstable Municipal Airport, 2019. 2.5.2. Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) ARFF is housed in a shared building with airport maintenance and equipment storage, as identified in Figure 2-3. The ARFF/airport maintenance building was constructed in 1996 and totals approximately 15,000 SF. This facility functions as a multi-use facility. The airport ARFF staff also function as airport operations employees. The building has a locker room, restrooms, an office, pilot lounge/break area, and a breakroom on the second floor, which also functions as an observation area to view the airfield. This building is staffed 24 hours a day. There are two ARFF bays on the northwest side of the building. The ARFF space of this building occupies approximately 3,000 SF of the 15,000 SF total. The building houses a backup generator to power the facility in the event of a power outage. This building is currently in poor condition. The roof leaks in numerous places with multiple leaks coming from the roof above the ARFF trucks; however, plans are in place for replacement of the roof in 2020. There is also extensive water damage to the ceiling throughout the building leaving some areas unusable for ARFF/operations staff. The environmental filtering system located in the bays has broken and is unable to be repaired due to the age of the equipment. The 2020 roof replacement project is not programed to address these additional issues. CFR Part 139, Certification and Operations: Land Airports Serving Certain Air Carriers, Section 139.315, Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting: Index Determination, indicates that an index is required for each CFR Part 139 certificate holder. The index is based on the length of air carrier aircraft using the airport and the average number of daily departures. The minimum designated Index is Index A. HYA is designated ARFF Index A. However, during seasonal JetBlue operations, HYA operates under an ARFF Index B. A list of the ARFF equipment owned by the Airport can be seen in Table 2-9. Inventory 2-31 Airport Master Plan Inventory 2-32 : Airport ARFF Equipment Vehicle Call Sign Year Condition Make/Model Index Storage Location *820 1992 Fair E-One Titan B ARFF/SRE *817 2006 Good E-One Titan B ARFF/SRE *816 1999 / 1998 Poor Ford F-450 / 11102; Fire Combat Skid Plate & Fire Compression System A Outside ARFF/SRE *AIP Eligible Source: Barnstable Municipal Airport, 2019. 2.5.3. Airfield Maintenance and Snow Removal Equipment (SRE) Airfield maintenance and SRE are housed in a shared facility with ARFF. Equipment is stored in different locations: ARFF/SRE building, outside of the ARFF/SRE building, end unit of the Airport owned t-hangar, Hangar II, and on the Terminal Ramp. This 15,000 SF building has seven bays dedicated to maintenance and equipment storage. The maintenance and storage bays occupy approximately 10,500 SF of the 15,000 SF total. The remaining 1,500 SF of the building are occupied by the indoor spaces which comprise office space, locker rooms, break rooms, restrooms, and other meeting spaces. Maintenance occupies the southeastern portion of the joint-use facility. This facility provides office space, locker room, break room and restrooms. This facility is too small to house all SRE and maintenance equipment owned by the Airport. Equipment that does not fit in this building are stored outside or in the other previously listed buildings located on the Airport. A list of Airport maintenance and snow removal equipment can be seen in Table 2-10. : Airport Equipment List Vehicle Call Sign Year Condition Make/Model and Attachments Function Storage Location Maintenance Equipment 31 1995 Fair Ford F-350 Stakebody Outside 26 1995 Fair Ford L-8000 Dump Hangar II 53 2000 Good Kubota F36 Mower T-hangar End Unit 29 2000 Good New Holland TN75 Loader-Mower Outside 30 2001 Fair Chevy 2500HD Pickup ARFF/SRE 27 2001 Fair Chevy 2500HD Pickup ARFF/SRE 12 2003 Fair Ford Aerotech Bus Outside ARFF/SRE 16 2004 Unknown Ford Aerotech Bus Outside 52 2005 Good Harlan Tug Operations Outside ARFF/SRE 35 2007 Fair Chevy 2500HD Utility ARFF/SRE Airport Master Plan Inventory 2-33 Vehicle Call Sign Year Condition Make/Model and Attachments Function Storage Location 51 2010 Good International 4300 Refueler Outside ARFF/SRE 50 2010 Good International 7400 Refueler Outside ARFF/SRE 49 2010 Good International 7400 Refueler Outside ARFF/SRE 72 2011 Poor Ford Crown Vic Security Terminal Ramp 40 2012 Good Terex PT 30 Skid St Hangar II 22 2015 New Chevy Silverado Operations Outside ARFF/SRE 54 2015 New Kubota F2690 Mower T-hangar End Unit 24 2015 New Chevy 3500HD Dump ARFF/SRE None 2016 Good Premier Hotshot Operations Hangar II 25 2016 New Chevy G35 Operations Outside ARFF/SRE 32 2016 New Chevy 3500HD Pickup ARFF/SRE 34 2017 New John Deere 5100m Loader-Mower Outside in summer / Hangar II in winter 20 2019 New Chevy 2500HD Pickup ARFF/SRE 21 2019 New Chevy K-2500 Pickup ARFF/SRE Snow Removal Equipment 48 1986 Fair Oshkosh WT2206 with 20-foot angle plow Snowplow Hangar II *88 1992 Fair Oshkosh snow blower model HB2518MP3 (4,000-ton maximum) Rotary Plow Hangar II *26 1995 Poor Ford L8000 with 11 foot angle plow and sander (5-7 yard) Displacement Plow / Spreader Hangar II *37 1997 Poor Caterpillar 950 Loader with 7.5-yard snow bucket, 1 3/4-yard construction bucket, and 16-foot snow pusher and snow blower attachment Wheel Loader ARFF/SRE *36 1998 Poor Kodiak model DE multi-purpose vehicle with snow blower (4,000-ton maximum) Rotary Plow ARFF/SRE Airport Master Plan Inventory 2-34 Vehicle Call Sign Year Condition Make/Model and Attachments Function Storage Location 27, 30 2001 Fair 2 Chevy K2500 pick ups with 9-foot angle plow Displacement Plow ARFF/SRE N/A 2001 Good Bowmonk Friction Meter (mechanical decelerometer) (Blue: AF-12089) Friction Measuring ARFF/SRE *38 2004 Fair ASV RC 100 (EMAS snow blower and snow bucket) Rotary Plow ARFF/SRE *47 2006 Fair Sterling 10 Wheel Dump with 22-foot high speed plow and 14-yard sander Displacement Plow/Spreader ARFF/SRE (in season), Hangar II None 2008 Good Bowmonk Friction Meter (mechanical decelerometer) (Yellow: AF-12488) Friction Measuring ARFF/SRE 40 2012 Good Terex PT 30 with V plow and bucket Wheel Loader Hangar II *33 2015 New Caterpillar 980 with 40-foot snow pusher and 20-yard snow bucket/construction bucket Wheel Loader ARFF/SRE 32 2016 New Chevy 3500HD pick-up with 9-foot angle plow Displacement Plow ARFF/SRE 24 2016 New Chevy 3500HD pick-up with 1.8-yard sander and 9-foot angle plow Displacement Plow ARFF/SRE 20, 21 2019 New Chevy K2500 pick-up with 9-foot angle plow Displacement Plow ARFF/SRE *AIP Eligible Source: Barnstable Municipal Airport, 2019. ======================= from firenews.org today Engine 816 - 2021 Ford F-550/Rosenbauer Airwolf Class 2 4x4 500/300/40A/500lbs. PKP Engine 817 - 2006 E-One Titan HPR 1500/1500/200 AFFF/500 PKP Engine 820 - 1992 E-One Titan III 1250/1500/200 AFFF/450 PKP -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "massfire" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/massfire/CAFXWwKbLSvdbQyxCBwercfO8nMd%2BiQeZ5nW7R_MyR8tQWBNN2g%40mail.gmail.com.
