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Customer: Lee's Summit
The 20' PC Pulsecraft Open Cabin was an ideal fit for Lee’s Summit Fire Department in Missouri, providing a compact, highly capable fire-rescue platform designed for efficient deployment across local waterways. Built from rugged 5083 marine-grade aluminum, the vessel features a reinforced self-bailing hull, 60" bow gate, removable lifting davit, fold-down side rescue door with integral ladder, waterline safety grab bar, and heavy-duty motor guard with Stokes basket location to support rescue and recovery operations. Powered by a single 200 HP Yamaha outboard with digital electronic controls, it also carries a removable Hale HPX450-B35 Max Attack pump (500 GPM class) with an Elkhart Sidewinder monitor for fire attack and water supply. Advanced Garmin electronics, sonar and LiveScope technology, extensive scene and night-operation lighting, and roof-mounted search capability further enhance situational awareness and response effectiveness. Lee’s Summit selected two identical sister vessels, giving the department a consistent, versatile marine response platform for fire suppression, search, rescue, and emergency operations.
Customer: Westernville
The 20' PC Pulsecraft Open Cabin was an ideal fit for the Volunteer Fire Company of Western in New York, providing a dependable, budget-friendly search and rescue platform that could be built and deployed quickly to support the department's growing marine response needs. Designed for rescue, recovery, and emergency operations on Delta Reservoir in Oneida County, the compact landing craft combines rugged welded aluminum construction with practical, easy-to-operate features that allow crews to respond efficiently when every minute counts. Powered by a single 150 HP Yamaha outboard, the vessel features a center-console helm with aluminum hardtop, a 54" manual drop-down bow gate, fold-down dive and recovery door with integral ladder, removable lifting davit, Stokes basket location, emergency lighting, and ample scene lighting to support day and night operations. Built for reliability, versatility, and ease of deployment, this custom Stanley has become a trusted rescue asset, contributing to numerous successful search and recovery missions since entering service.
Customer: Shumway FD
The Stanley 22' Fire Rescue Landing Craft was built to give Shumway Fire Protection District a true multi-purpose response vessel capable of handling everything from fire attack and water supply operations to rapid rescue missions on Illinois' popular Lake Sara. Designed around simplicity, versatility, and dependable performance, the boat allows crews to transition quickly between emergency response tasks without compromising capability. The Shumway Fire Department's boat quickly became a standout at the 2026 Fire Department Instructors Conference (FDIC) in Indianapolis, where its practical design and ease of operation drew significant attention from departments across North America, inspiring many agencies to adopt a similar approach.
Customer: Tellico Village Volunteer Fire Dept
The Stanley 24' Fire Rescue Landing Craft was selected by Tellico Village Volunteer Fire Department to provide a dependable, easy-to-operate rescue platform that volunteer crews could deploy quickly and confidently. Designed for the department's year-round emergency response needs, the open center console layout with an aluminum hardtop provides excellent visibility while offering protection from Tennessee's intense summer heat. Equipped with a Hale 500 GPM hard-plumbed fire pump, automatic drop-down bow gate, side dive door, and Yamaha 250 HP outboard, the vessel is built to handle everything from fire suppression and shoreline rescues to recovery operations where larger or more specialized vessels may not be readily available. Its versatile landing craft design also allows crews to safely beach the boat for the rapid loading and unloading of responders, patients, and equipment. The platform can also be configured for dedicated dive operations with features such as bottle racks, diver handholds, gear-up seating, scene lighting, and advanced electronics packages that enhance search and rescue capabilities during both daytime and nighttime operations.
Customer: Old Forge
The 26' Pulsecraft Open Cabin was an ideal fit for Old Forge Fire Department in New York, providing a versatile marine response platform for the region’s lakes and waterways. Its open-cabin design offers crew protection while maintaining easy access to the deck for rescue, recovery, and emergency operations, giving responders the flexibility needed when conditions and calls can change quickly. Built with Stanley’s rugged welded aluminum construction and practical landing-craft layout, the vessel supports efficient movement of personnel, equipment, and rescue gear while providing the durability required for demanding public-safety use. Purpose-built for versatility and dependable performance, this custom Pulsecraft gives Old Forge crews a capable multi-mission asset for on-water emergency response.
