From Foster Coach Sales, Inc on Facebook:
Villa Park Remount, IL
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
Foster Coach Sales photo
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Posts Tagged Villa park Fire Department
From the Pierce Flickr site:
Villa Park, IL, 38298-1
Pierce composite
From Village of Villa Park, Illinois, Government on Facebook:
On Monday, the Village of Villa Park celebrated our inaugural push-in ceremony for our newest fire engine. This fire service tradition dates back to the 1800’s when crews returned from calls on horse-drawn equipment and firefighters had to remove the horses and push the equipment back into the bay. Engine 81 is a 2023 Impel Fire Engine and will replace the 26 year old Emergency One Engine 80. Give us a shout if you spot Engine 81 around town!
thanks Martin
from the macqueen website:
Villa Park FD – Job: #38298 | Illinois | Impel Pumper
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
MacQueen Emergency photo
As seen around … Villa Park
Jul 13
This from Mike Maida:
I had an opportunity to get out with all the nice weather and was able to take photos in Villa Park.
Mike Maida photo
Mike Maida photo
Mike Maida photo
New engine for Villa Park FD
Jan 21
See attached found on village board agenda
Tim
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From the Foster Coach Sales Facebook page:
Brand new custom Horton conversion on a Ford F550 chassis
Foster Coach Sales photo
New engine for Villa Park
Mar 14
This from Ron Wolkoff:
found this on facebook illinois fire apparatus from michael tenerlli postRon
Villa Park FD Engine 82. michael tenerlli photo
Excerpts from the DailyHerald.com;
Villa Park police officers were first to respond to a fire at a single-family home in the 300 block of North Lincoln Avenue at 6:25 a.m. Saturday after neighbors said the elderly man who lived in the house was seen running up and down the block crying for help.
Villa Park Deputy Police Chief William Lyons said the call initially came in as a request for assistance, but soon afterward neighbors alerted 911 that a fire had broken out at the home. That’s why police were first on the scene. The first arriving officers tried to make entry in the back of the house, but were overcome by smoke. They were treated and released from an area hospital for smoke inhalation.
A woman was found dead inside. The man who lived in the house suffered minor injuries and was treated at an area hospital. His condition is unknown, but the injuries are not considered life threatening.
