Posts Tagged Carpentersville Fire Department

Area apparatus orders

This from Tyler Tobolt:

Here is the updated list of current orders in 2024. I plan on after each month to send an updated list of all the upcoming orders for the Chicagoland area. 
**If you notice any apparatus order missing please let me know** 

January Orders: 

1/2024 – Hoffman Estates; Horton/Freightliner M2 ambulance 

1/2024 – Carpentersville; International MB607/Horton ambulance

1/2024 – Orland; Foster Coach/Horton ambulance 

1/2024 – Norwood Park; Seagrave rescue pumper 

1/2024 – Union; Alexis demo pumper

1/2024 – Hoffman Estates; Pierce Velocity pumper

1/2024 – Winnekta; Pierce Enforcer pumper

1/2024 – Crete Twp; Alexis 3,000-gallon tanker

1/2024 – Westmont; Pierce Velocity pumper 

1/2024 – Bloomingdale; Pierce Velocity 100’ RMP 

February Orders:

2/2024 – North Park;  Rosenbauer Commander pumper 1250/750/30

2/2024 – Hazel Crest; Spartan pumper 1500-GPM 

2/2024 – Hazel Crest; Spartan/Smeal 107’ RM aerial 

Pleasantview is considering ordering a Pierce Enforcer pumper (Not officially ordered or approved) per board minutes 

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Carpentersville Fire Department news

Excerpts from shawlocal.com on August 18th:

John-Paul Schilling is out as Carpentersville’s fire chief, officials announced Wednesday. According to a brief statement, Schilling resigned. He was hired as fire chief in June 2016.

Battalion Chief Rick Nieves has assumed the role of interim chief and he declined to comment on Schilling’s resignation.

Schilling is the village’s second top public safety official to resign this year. In March, Police Chief Patrick Hoey was replaced by Deputy Chief Todd Shaver.

At the time, the village manager said the village was moving in a different direction and thanked Hoey for his service and wished him well, and that Schilling’s resignation did not involve any severance package. He added that the village hopes to have a new chief named as soon as possible.
And from the patch.com:

Former Elmhurst Fire Chief Bill Anaszewicz, who left suddenly in early April, will become the fire chief in Carpentersville starting on Monday.

Anaszewicz was only chief for six months when he submitted his resignation letter April 4, saying he was retiring effective immediately and that he was dealing with family medical issues.

In a news release five days later, the city did not say Anaszewicz was retiring, but rather that he was resigning after finding a new employment opportunity.

Carpentersville, in suburban Kane County has about 10,000 fewer people than Elmhurst.

Anaszewicz and city officials never explained the chief’s quick departure.

In a statement to the Carpentersville Fire Department, interim Fire Chief Rick Nieves called Anaszewicz a “bright and experienced firefighter and leader.”

Anaszewicz has 29 years of experience as a firefighter, 26 of them in Elmhurst.

Last October, Anaszewicz was appointed as the chief after serving as interim chief for a year and a half.

thanks Dennis
 

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As seen around Carpentersville

From Tyler Tobolt:

Ambulance 91 – 2021 Horton/International chassis

Truck 91 – 2020 Pierce Impel PUC 107′ 1500/500

The new Ambulance 93 has not been delivered yet

#chicagoareafire.com; #TylerTobolt; #CarpentersvilleFD; #ambulance; ICH; #Horton;

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#chicagoareafire.com; #TylerTobolt; #CarpentersvilleFD; #Pierce; #PUC; #Impel;

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Carpentersville Fire Department news

Excerpts from illinoispolicy.org:

Carpentersville, Illinois, Firefighter Nick Salzmann has won his appeal to decertify the local union chapter from representing him and his coworkers. Salzmann petitioned to hold a vote about whether to separate from the union back in September. Service Employees International Union bosses misled him on how to go about it.

“We’ve been going back and forth with the union to have that vote to no avail, so we brought in help from National Right To Work to file everything to decertify,” Salzmann said in January.

80% of the firefighters were in favor of separating, but the Illinois Labor Relations Board prevented them from voting based on allegations from SEIU. Union officials attempted to delay the vote by claiming Carpentersville officials violated bargaining procedures.

Salzmann appealed the decision, contending SEIU wasn’t following procedures by refusing to hold a vote.

“The union walked away from the bargaining table twice when the employer could not guarantee that the decertification process would not proceed,” Salzmann said in his appeal.

Instead of responding to the appeal, SEIU finally caved after hindering employees’ efforts to dissolve the union. They’ve since filed paperwork giving power over to Salzmann and his fellow firefighters.

While SEIU temporarily blocked the will of the firefighters, their tactics could grow more militant Nov. 8 if Illinois voters back a union power grab entitled Amendment 1. Unions want the Illinois Constitution amended to enshrine their powers to negotiate over nearly any topic and strike to get their way.

Voters need to decide whether public employee unions need any more power in Illinois. The state’s fiscal mess and $313 billion pension debt is a direct result of politicians pandering to public unions and the union bosses nurturing fealty with campaign cash.

thanks Rob

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As seen around … Carpentersville

This from Tyler Tobolt:

Photo of the new color scheme just added to Engine 93.

Also, the new Ambulance 91 is officially in service. 

Tyler Tobolt 

#Ferrara; #FireTruck; #CarpentersvilleFD

Tyler Tobolt photo

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New ambulance for Carpentersville

From the FosterCoachSals website:

new ambulance for the Carpentersville Fire Department

rsville FD Ambulance 91e Foster Coach Sales photo

new ambulance for the Carpentersville Fire Department

Foster Coach Sales photos

thanks Martin

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Carpentersville tower ladder for sale

Found at Govdeals.com:

2000 PIERCE DASH TOWER

Auction Ends.   8/25/21 1:20 PM ET

Remaining.    16 Days 1 Hr

This item is subject to an auto extension of the auction end time.

This item is subject to Seller Approval.

Buyer’s Premium. 12.50%

Starting Bid$1.00

Bids 17

High Bidders*********5

Current Bid.  $4,000.00

Bid Increment.  $50.00

Minimum Bid.  $4,050.00

2000 PIERCE DASH 4P1CT02S0YA000302 33,238 No Title Restriction
2000 Pierce Dash Tower; VIN# 4P1CT02SOYA000302; 2000 Dash Aerial Platform; Aluminum Body; 100’ Ladder; 1500 GPM Waterous Pump; Engine: Detroit 60 Series 500 HP; Transmission: Allison HD-4060PR; Miles 33,238; Aerial 1,541; Engine Hours 5,364; Pump Hours 167; Generator Hours 129; Front Axle 21,500 lbs; Rear Axle 58,000 lbs; Was taken out of service due to corrosion and hole in Torque Box near frame rail; New Amps 15KW Hydraulic Generator replaced on 4/14/15; New Hot Shift PTO Assembly; Ladder Extension Cylinders rebuilt 3/15/18; Runs Good; Sold As-Is.
2000 Pierce Dash 100' PAP for sale

Carpentersville FD photo

2000 Pierce Dash 100' PAP for sale

Carpentersville FD photo

thanks Martin

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New quint for the Carpentersville Fire Department (more)

From Randy Buttliere:

Delivered today 1-29-21
Pierce Impel 107′ Ascendant
450 Cummins
1500 PUC pump
500 water
3 in 1 life safety harness system on ladder.
 2021 Pierce Impel PUC quint

Randy Buttliere photo

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New quint for the Carpentersville Fire Department (more)

From the Carpentersville Professional Fire Fighters IAFF Local 4790 Facebook page:

Final inspection day/night on our new ladder truck. Thanks to the Carpentersville community supporting their fire department.

Pierce Impel PUC quint

Carpentersville FD photo

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New quint for the Carpentersville Fire Department (more)

production photos of the New quint for the Carpentersville Fire Department

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