Archive for category Ambulance photos

As seen around … The Central Stickney FPD

Jul 19

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photos from Josh Boyajian

Central Stickney FPD Engine 905. Josh Boyajian photo

Central Stickney FPD Ambulance 908. Josh Boyajian photo

Central Stickney FPD 903. Josh Boyajian photo

Central Stickney FPD Truck 906. Josh Boyajian photo

Central Stickney FPD Ambulance 909. Josh Boyajian photo

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New ambulances for Lake Villa

Jul 18

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This from Jeff Rudolph:

Lake Villa FPD took delivery of 2 Ford F 550 4×4/AEV ambulances. They will replace the 09 Osage, and the 13 AEV. An additional unit will be purchased in 2018, making all 4 frontline and 1 reserve units identical. Jeff Rudolph

Two new Type I AEV ambulances for the Lake Villa Fire Department. Jeff Rudolph photo

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New ambulances for Oak Lawn (more)

Jul 4

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From the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:

Oak Lawn FD Med-2 new delivery

Oak Lawn FD Med 2. Fire Service, Inc. photo

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New ambulances for Oak Lawn

Jun 30

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From the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:

Here are a few pics of our final inspection recently held at Wheeled Coach in Florida. The Oak Lawn Fire Department is anxiously awaiting their two new Type I F-450 Ambulances. These two units will be replacing their current Wheeled Coach Units. Med #2 and Med #3. We will post additional pictures once the outside graphics and the Stryker Power Load Systems have been installed. As always, we want to thank the department for their continued business. They have been long time Wheeled Coach and Fire Service Inc. customers.

One of two new Type I Wheeled Coach ambulances for Oak lawn. Fire Service, Inc. photo

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New ambulance for Rosemont

Jun 27

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From the Foster Coach Sales Facebook page:

Brand new custom Horton Conversion on a Ford F550 chassis

New ambulance for Rosemont Public Safety. Foster Coach Sales photo

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New ambulance for Calumet City

Jun 25

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From the Foster Coach Sales Facebook page:

Brand new custom Horton conversion on a Ford F550 chassis.

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Dive Box in Blue Island, 6-18-17

Jun 18

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This from Eric Haak:

Here are some images I took at Blue Island’s Dive Box at Ashland Avenue over the Calumet River on Sunday morning (6/18). Don’t know if the original call was someone who had jumped in from the bridge or just someone who fell in. Companies worked the area for several hours but came up with nothing at the time of me writing this. Thought I would share images of some rigs and equipment that were on scene.