Engine 742, a 2010 Pierce Pumper Truck, is a versatile firefighting unit that serves multiple roles within the department. It is designated as the primary response unit for motor vehicle accidents, where its onboard equipment allows crews to manage extrications, vehicle fires, and hazardous materials situations. Additionally, it operates as the second-due engine for alarms of fire, supporting Engine 741 in firefighting operations when needed.

With a 750-gallon water tank, Engine 742 is well-prepared to handle fire suppression needs across a variety of emergency scenarios. Like its counterpart, it is equipped with a Waterous pump, providing the high-performance water flow required for effective firefighting operations.

Engine 742 is also outfitted with specialized rescue tools, such as hydraulic cutters, spreaders, and stabilization struts, making it a key asset in responding to complex rescue incidents. Whether extinguishing fires, assisting with vehicle extractions, or mitigating hazardous conditions, this apparatus is built to handle high-stakes emergencies with precision and reliability.