This Site was last updated on: 5/12/2012 

        Engine-911 was restored as a symbol of the bravery displayed on September 11, 2001 by the firefighters of New York City.  It's purpose has grown to celebrate the heroism of all of America's Firefighters.  Please visit the History of Engine 911 pages to learn about the origin of the truck, see photos of its restoration and Engine 911's return to quarters in 2004 at Engine 4 & Ladder 15 on South Street in Lower Manhattan, NY. 

         Originally restored over a 17 month period from Nov. 2002 to May of 2004, Engine 911 was returned to New York in August 2004.  Engine-911 has since returned to Pennsylvania and will be housed by the Milford Township Fire Company.  In keeping with its mission, Engine 911 makes periodic trips for memorial services and youth events.  Please visit the Future of Engine 911 to see what's going on with the truck, where it has recently appeared and where it will be appearing next.

         The activities and maintenance of Engine 911 are administered by The Engine 911 Foundation.  The Foundation is charged with the responsibility of  insuring that the work of the memorial continues to:    

1.  Share the stories of what firefighters did on 9/11/01.

2.  Teach others to appreciate their heroism.

3.  Inspire all who see the memorial.

4.  Insure that these firefighters are remembered.