Lambertville Firefighters Conduct Chauffeur Training on Rescue Engine 17
Rescue 17 is positioned along the canal in Lambertville as chauffeur trainees practiced drafting operations using one of the city’s primary water sources during morning driver training.
A powerful master stream deployed from Rescue 17 as crews conducted hands-on drafting and pump operations.
Rescue 17 stages on a residential street as chauffeurs rotated through hydrant hookup and water supply operations as part of the department’s ongoing driver training program.
November 13, 2025 — Members of the Lambertville Fire District #1 completed chauffeur training this morning on Rescue Engine 17, focusing on critical drafting and hydrant operations.
The hands-on session utilized two of the city’s primary water sources, giving operators practical experience in securing and maintaining reliable water supply under real-world conditions. Department officials said this type of training is essential to ensure engineers are fully prepared to support fire suppression efforts anywhere in the city.
The district emphasized that continued driver and pump training plays a vital role in maintaining fast, effective, and safe emergency operations.
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