Posts Tagged Naperville FD Engine 2

Naperville Fire Department history

Apr 3

Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus | 7 Comments

From a reader:

I came across this old photo of Naperville E2 that I took back in the 1980’s. It was a Kodachrome slide. Amazingly, the image quality has held up well. I scanned it to share. I have a photo of the current E2 also.

Old E2- 1975 Mack MB/Emergency One

Current E2- 2010 Spartan/Crimson (Ex-Naperville E4)

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Naperville FD Engine 2 – 2010 Spartan Gladiator/Crimson fire engine

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Naperville FD Engine 2 – 1975 Mack MB/Emergency One fire engine

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Box Alarm fire in Naperville, 10-11-21

Oct 11

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 8 Comments

This from Daniel Hynd:

Naperville FD responded to a townhouse fire on the morning of October 11th. On arrival, they had heavy fire in a garage of a 2 story townhouse with extension to the 2nd floor. Battalion 1 boxed the fire on arrival.

aftermath of a townhouse fire in Naperville

Daniel Hynd photo

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Box Alarm fire and EMS Box Alarm in Naperville, 8-26-18

Aug 27

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 1 Comment

This from Eric Haak:

Naperville had a Box Alarm with an EMS Box Sunday morning (8/26). The fire was out long before I could arrive. I’ve provided two images of what they had that were taken from a distance as I could not get any closer. Also pictured are 3 Naperville engines, Naperville Truck 1, an Oswego engine, a Lisle Woodridge engine and the Plainfield tower ladder.