Engine 214
E-214 serves as secondary apparatus to provide additional water supply and fire/rescue resources for emergency responses, and primary vehicle for "mutual-aid" and "fill-ins" to neighboring departments. Initially placed into service in 1993, E-214 is a 1993 Pierce chassis equipped with a six-person enclosed cab, 1,250 GPM pump, 750 gallon water tank and numerous tools and equipment used for fighting fires and performing rescue operations, including a "Jaws of Life" unit.

Engine 215
E-215 serves as primary apparatus for responding to all fire and motor vehicle collision emergencies. Placed into service in 2010, E-215 is the newest addition to Lakeville's fleet. It is a 2010 E-One chassis equipped with an eight-person enclosed cab, 1,750 GPM pump, 1,000 gallon water tank plus integrated "foam" system with a 30 gallon foam tank, 2,000 gallon portable pond and numerous tools and equipment used for fighting fires and performing rescue operations, including a "Jaws of Life" unit.

Rescue 219
R-219 serves as the Rescue and Support apparatus. Put into service in 1996. Equipped with first-aid equipment, confine space equipment, water rescue equipment, fire police equipment, and communications for the incident command system.

Squad Car-211
This “Light Truck” or “Generator Truck” serves the fire department in many capacities. The back was built in 1976 by the Lakeville firefighters. In 1987 the chassis was replaced with a Ford 350. This unique apparatus shines when a natural disaster hits the area. The generator has supplied power to several area businesses during power outages. Emergency has requested this unit to other areas such as Watertown during the 1997 ice storm in northern New York. Sent to Elba Fire Department in the 2002 snow storm, in 1993 went to Steuben County, and just recently helped Sodus Point Fire Department for the 2003 ice storm. SC-211 also helped supply power to the Lakeville Fire House during the 1991 Ice Storm.