Archive for June 1st, 2024

Chicago Fire Department sells surplus engine

Jun 1

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, fire engine for sale | No Comments

Auction #3489271 – 1998 HME / Luverne FIRE TRUCK

Final Price $4,400.00

(Reserve has been met)
Time Left Closed
High Bidder

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# of Bids 11
First Offer $2,000.00

Auction Started: May 17, 2024 04:08 PM MDT
Auction Ended: May 24, 2024 02:30 PM MDT

Year:  1998

Manufacturer:  HME

Model:  FIRE TRUCK

Hours:  11,656

VIN:  44KFT4280WWZ18486

Running Condition:  UNKNOWN

NOTE: NO KEY; NEEDS REPLACEMENT SEATS, FIRE PUMP, VALVES AND ACTUATORS (May be missing unidentified parts; Other items pictured are not included in auction; operating condition not known; other unidentified issues may be present).

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City of Chicago photo

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New ambulance for the River Forest Fire Department

Jun 1

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From lifelineambulance.com:

River Forest Fire Department

Reference #:	5509
Model:	Superliner Type III
Dealer:	Jefferson Fire & Safety
Module Size:	167″
Headroom:	74″
Chassis Make:	E-Series
Chassis Type:	E450

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Life Line Emergency Vehicles photo

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Chicago Heights Fire Department news

Jun 1

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From Chicago Heights Fire Department on Facebook:

After 26 years of distinguished service, Fire Chief Anthony Mascolino bids farewell to the Chicago Heights Fire Department. He is one of the few that have held every rank inside the department. His legacy of bravery, leadership, and compassion will continue to inspire future generations of firefighters.

Enjoy your retirement!