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New ambulance for the Fox River & Countryside FPD

Aug 14

Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 12 Comments

Much anticipated, we took delivery today of our new ambulance from Alexis Fire Equipment. The Type 1 ALS vehicle is made by McCoy Miller and will go in service within the next few weeks. This unit replaces Ambulance 1853 which was taken out of service in June due to mechanical issues.

Fox River & Countryside FPD photo

thanks Martin

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Crestwood Fire Department updates

Jul 30

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This from Karl Klotz:

Car 2308 is now gone

2311 Shift Commander Buggy

Ambulance 2352 is a former ambo from Elite Ambulance Co.

This 2004 Ford E-350/McCoy Miller Type III assigned to Crestwood Ambulance 2352 is X-Elite Ambulance Co. Karl Klot photo

Crestwood 2311 was assigned a 2013 Ford Expedition. Karl Klotz photo

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Chicago Ambulance 86

Jul 28

Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos | 10 Comments

This from Drew Gresik:

Hey guys,

I noticed you don’t have a photo of Ambulance 86 on the page for Engine 99. I got a nice shot you guys can use to fill that void.

Interesting thing to note, Engine 99’s quarters don’t have enough room for a newer F-Series ambulance, so, they have been running a late 90’s Ford E-350/McCoy Miller. For the last few years, they were using C995. It had all LED lights and a temporary number plate on the sides of the box. Within the last couple of weeks, they have received another late 90’s Ford E-350/McCoy Miller with shop number C955. This rig has all strobe lights and has “86” marked on the sides. Pretty cool to see an old rig still up front and quite busy too.

Thanks,

Drew Gresik