Production photos of the new tower ladder for the Cary Fire Protection District from the Legacy Fire Apparatus Facebook page
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Excerpts from the NorthwestHerald.com:
New ambulance for Cary FPD
Jul 24
From the Foster Coach Sales Facebook page:
Brand new custom Horton conversion on a Ford F550 chassis.
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
This from the Cary FPD:
Attached find a picture of the cab for our new Sutphen Aerial Tower that is currently under construction. We are still looking at a late summer to early fall completion date.
Sutphen Corporation photo
thanks Michael
Excerpts from the northwestherald.com:
A wealthy couple who rescinded a $60,000 donation offer to the village of Cary after trustees refused to accept the gift without knowing their identities has taken their money elsewhere. The couple plans to donate $35,000 to the Cary Fire Protection District to buy a new defibrillator.
After meeting resistance in an 11th-hour attempt to work with The Community Foundation for McHenry County to reveal their identities to a divided village board in exchange for a yes vote supporting the donation, the donors walked away.
The couple continued working with the Community Foundation for McHenry County and decided to make a donation to the fire district, which had planned to pay for the defibrillator before the donors approached with an offer in October.
Although a check has not been delivered to the fire protection district, the $35,000 donation fell in line with the couple’s philanthropic philosophy.
This from the Cary FPD:
The Cary Fire Protection District has ordered a new Sutphen aerial tower with an expected delivery of September 2019. The unit will have a 100-foot ladder, a 1500-GPM pump, and a 300-gallon water tank.
drawing of new Sutphen aerial tower for the Cary FPD in Illinois
Former Cary fire engine finds new home in Argentina
thanks Dennis
