This from Tim Right:
Here is a shot of the new International Bloomingdale Medic 23 deliver sometime last month.
Tim

Sep 29
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 4 Comments
This from Tim Right:
Here is a shot of the new International Bloomingdale Medic 23 deliver sometime last month.
Tim
Tags: ambulance photo, Bloomingdale Fire Protection District, Bloomingdale FPD Medic 23, chicagoareafire.com, New ambulance for the Bloomingdale FPD
Jul 14
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Apparatus on-scene, Fire Truck photos | 2 Comments
This from Dan McInerney:
Here are some quick pics of Lincolnshire/Riverwoods T53 and A51 from an EMS run the other day
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
Tags: ambulance photo, chicagoareafire.com, Dan McInerney, Lincolnshire-Riverwoods FPD Ambulance 51, Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Truck 53
Oct 2
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Truck photos | 3 Comments
From Tyler Tobolt:
Ambulance 91 – 2021 Horton/International chassis
Truck 91 – 2020 Pierce Impel PUC 107′ 1500/500
The new Ambulance 93 has not been delivered yet
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tags: ambulance photo, Carpentersville FD Ambulance 91, Carpentersville FD Truck 91, Carpentersville Fire Department, chicagoareafire.com, Pierce Impel PUC 107' aerial ladder, Tyler Tobolt
From Martin Nowak
Martin Nowak photo
Martin Nowak photo
Tags: ambulance photo, chicagoareafire.com, fire engine photo, Lemont Fire Protection District, Lemont FPD Ambulance 924, Lemont FPD Engine 921, Martin Nowak, Rosenbauer Commander fire engine
Mar 3
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 9 Comments
This from Dennis McGuire, Jr:
Chicago A46 new ambulance that was rechassied after an accident
Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Tags: ambulance photo, Chicago FD Ambulance 46, Dennis McGuire Jr., new chassis for Chicago ambulance after accident
Sep 18
Posted by bgshap in Ambulance photos | Comments off
This from Asher Heimermann:
The Scout Leaders Rescue Squad is a non-profit ambulance service and Dive Team serving Kenosha County and the surrounding counties. Scout Leaders Rescue Squad provides emergency medical services on a back-up basis, and mutual aid to Kenosha County agencies.
Asher Heimermann photo
A local organization offering volunteer medical and rescue service for nearly 80 years is in financial trouble.
Kenosha County Scout Leaders Rescue Squad, a nonprofit group created in the late 1930s, is operating at a deficit due to the rising costs of equipment, maintenance and insurance.
There are about 15 members comprising two divisions: Emergency Medical Technicians and Underwater Search and Rescue.
Scout Leaders offer contractual emergency management for a variety of events at a cost of $85 per hour and provide backup emergency medical support and mutual aid to Kenosha and surrounding counties. The group is often one of the first to arrive for local water emergencies.
The funds obtained through contractual work go toward vehicle maintenance, fuel, medication, liability insurance and worker’s compensation insurance.
The organization went through a similar crisis in 2009. At that time, the community stepped up with donations to keep the group solvent.
The Scout Leaders also survived a fire on Jan. 20, 2005, that destroyed three vehicles and a 16-foot rescue boat. The monetary loss of equipment was about $178,000, with another $150,000 damage to the building.
According to an article appearing in the March 2, 1947, edition of the Milwaukee Journal, Scout Leaders was created by Kenosha Boy Scouts Council executive Howard Gatley after a tragic 1930 train accident in Kenosha.
The crash killed 14 and injured 100. It involved a car striking a passenger train, causing a collision with an oncoming freight train, on the North Shore electric lines.
Scout Leaders eventually changed ownership from the Boys Scouts of America and the Red Cross to an independent nonprofit service provider.
Scout Leaders hold a concert fundraiser each spring. This year’s concert will be held at a time and location yet to be determined.
The organization recently launched a Gofundme.com page. Those interested in donating can visit the site and search “Kenosha County Scout Leaders Rescue.”
Tags: ambulance photo, Asher Heimermann, Kenosha County Scout Leaders Rescue Squad, Scout Leaders Rescue Squad
Apr 3
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 6 Comments
This from Don Tessler:
New ambulance and utility truck for the Bensenville Fire District
Don Tessler photo
Don Tessler photo
Tags: ambulance photo, Bensenville Fire Department, Bensenville Fire District, Don Tessler, new ambulance for Bensenville
This from Keith Grzadziel:
Here is a shot of Burbank’s other new ambulance shown here assisting Bridgeview.
Keith Grzadziel photo
Tags: ambulance photo, Burbank FD ambulance, Burbank Fire Department, chicagoareafire.com, Ford E450 Type III, Keith Grzadziel
Nov 9
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 4 Comments
From the Foster Coach Sales website:
Foster Coach Sales photo
thanks Martin and Ron
Tags: ambulance photo, Evanston Fire Department, Foster Coach Sales, new ambulance for Evanston
Oct 23
Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Fire Department News, New Delivery | 2 Comments
This from Dan McInerney:
This is our new ambulance, a 2018 Ford F550/AEV. It features four wheel drive and a power cot. It will run out of OPFD Station 1 with A612, and manpower permitting, A613 will run out of E603.
Oak Park FD Ambulance 611. Dan McInerney photo
Tags: AEV Type I ambulance, ambulance on Ford F550 chassis, ambulance photo, Dan McInerney, new ambulance for Oak Park, Oak Park FD Ambulance 611, Oak Park Fire Department
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