This from Tim Right:
Here are some pictures from a fire on Grace in Lombard (3/24/24) in a detached garage. I have one of the new Tower 44.

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This from Tim Right:
Here are some pictures from a fire on Grace in Lombard (3/24/24) in a detached garage. I have one of the new Tower 44.
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Tags: Addison Fire Department quint, chicagoareafire.com, Lombard FD Engine 44, Lombard FD Tower 44, Lombard Fire Departmebnt, Tim Right
Jun 16
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Apparatus on-scene, Fire Truck photos | Comments off
This from Tim Right:
Took these photos of some apparatus at a home fire this evening on grace street. Engine 46 was running as the tower is out of service.
Tim
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Tags: chicagoareafire.com, Lombard FD Engine 45, Lombard FD Medic 45, Lombard Fire Department, Tim Right
This from Tim Right:
Hello, This is from DC Joe LeoneHello Mr. Right, we purchased and are now building two new ambulances for the District. They should be done in July. They are from Horton and are F-550. We will sell just one of the old ones and have a total of 5 ambulances. 3 full time, one spare with gear on it and one in reserve. The two engines are in reserve and one of them is at station 1 the other is at station 3.Also I have attached the new quints pictures so you can add them to their numbered station when you are updating.Thanks,Tim
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Tags: Addison buys new ambulances, Addison FD Deputy Chief Joe Leone, Addison Fire District, Addison Fire Protection District, Tim Right
This from Tim Right:
I was able to catch a couple pictures of Addison 72 and Addison Quint 73. The old engine next to Quint 73 is for sale and now that seems to just keep moving from station to station.
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Aug 25
Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, New Apparatus Order | 11 Comments
This from Tim Right:
There is an article that Villa Park was approved for a federal grant to help pay for a new engine that they ordered. This was the meeting item and it was passed.
7. Consider a Resolution Approving the Purchase of a Pierce Impel Engine for the Fire Department through the Houston-Galveston Area Council Cooperative Purchasing Program
The fire department has three fire engines (pumpers) in its fleet. Two of the three are frontline and third is the reserve. Fire engines are replaced based on mileage, hours and general maintenance. It is the fire department’s recommendation to replace fire engines every 21 years, staggered, so every 7 years a new engine is purchased. Currently, Engine 961 is 25 years old, it is a Pierce Arrow with 53,000 miles and just over 6,000 hours of engine time. Engine 961 has had numerous mechanical problems, including last year on route to an emergency when the forty gallon fuel tank fell off.
If the purchase is approved, the engine will take approximately 8 to 9 months to construct. Funds in the amount of $220,000 are available in the Equipment Replacement Fund #65.502.02.401 for this purchase. An additional $100,000 will be budgeted in the FY15-16. If the Assistance to Firefighter’s Grant is not awarded, and the Illinois State Fire Marshal does not approve an interest free loan, staff is recommending a loan from Oshkosh Capital for additional funds needed for this purchase. Staff is respectively requesting authorization to purchase a 2015 Pierce Impel fire engine from Pierce Manufacturing through Global Emergency Products in Aurora Illinois via the H-GAC Cooperative Purchasing Program at a cost not to exceed $510,000.
Villa Park in suburban Chicago has been awarded a $432,000 federal grant to purchase vehicles for its fire department. The grant is coming from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, part of the Department of Homeland Security.
The funding is provided through Homeland Security’s Assistance to Firefighters Grant program. Its aim is to improve the nation’s preparedness and ability to respond to fire emergencies. The program has awarded $321 million directly to fire departments and other emergency-responder agencies.
Tags: H-GAC Cooperative Purchasing Program, Homeland Security's Assistance to Firefighters Grant, Tim Right, Villa park Fire Department, Villa Park orders new engine
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