Tisbury Fire Department Conducts Aerial and Apparatus Operations Drill with Ladder 651
Photo by Courtesy of Tisbury Fire DepartmentFirefighters review controls and setup procedures while operating Ladder 651 during the training drill.
Photo by Courtesy of Tisbury Fire DepartmentCrew members practice coordination and communication while positioned in the aerial platform.
Photo by Courtesy of Tisbury Fire DepartmentLadder 651 is extended to full working height as part of aerial operation training exercises.
Photo by Courtesy of Tisbury Fire DepartmentA firefighter prepares in the aerial bucket while evaluating positioning and operational reach.
Photo by Courtesy of Tisbury Fire DepartmentLadder 651 and Engine 621 staged together during the hands-on training evolution.
March 16, 2026 — The Tisbury Fire Department conducted a weekend training exercise focused on aerial and apparatus operations, utilizing Ladder 651 and Engine 621 to enhance operational readiness and crew coordination. The drill provided firefighters with hands-on experience in positioning, operating, and maneuvering aerial equipment, as well as reinforcing safe and effective vehicle operations in a controlled environment. Crews worked collaboratively to review best practices, refine communication, and ensure proficiency with specialized apparatus, all of which are critical during emergency responses. Department officials emphasized that ongoing training such as this plays a vital role in maintaining a high level of preparedness and ensuring the safety of both responders and the community they serve.
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