From Toyne.com:
Huntley Fire Protection District from Huntley, Illinois, was recently here for the inspection of their 2nd #Toyne, a new custom pumper!
Toyne Fire Apparatus photo
Toyne Fire Apparatus photo
Toyne Fire Apparatus photo
thanks Rob
Posts Tagged Huntley Fire Protection District
New engine for Huntley FPD
Nov 24
From Huntley Fire Protection District Facebook yesterday morning:
This morning at Station 3 on Regency Parkway, a ceremony was held to place Tower 981 into service.Thank you to our Board of Trustees and dignitaries for attending today’s ceremony. A special thank you to Father Jerome for his blessings.We also appreciate our members for their countless hours of training and their commitment to excellence in the preparation of Tower 981 to be placed in service. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.
Huntley FPD photo
Huntley FPD photo
Huntley FPD photo
thanks Martin
This from Tyler Tobolt:
Huntley FPD Tower 981 – 202? Pierce Velocity 2000/300/100′
Tyler Tobolt photo
From the Pierce Flickr page:
Pierce, Huntley Fire Protection District, IL, 35746-1
Pierce composite
thanks Danny
This from Tyler Tobolt:
HFPD responded to a residential house fire around 2:30pm on 6/21 in Station 2’s still district. On arrival crews had heavy fire showing from the charlie side and extending to the 2nd floor/attic. Crews made a quick knockdown despite the warm weather.
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
More photos Here
This from Tyler Tobolt:
Huntley FPD units arrived with heavy fire from the attached garage of a two-story residential building. The fire was knocked down quickly by E944 and E142 assisting with foam for the vehicle.
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
More photos are HERE
Huntley FPD news
May 10
Excerpts from Shawlocal.com:
The Huntley Fire Protection District responded about 6:15 p.m. Monday to a house in the 11800 block of Cape Code Lane and found smoke and fire from both the front and rear. The homeowner and their dog were able to get out of the building before firefighters arrived.
It took about 35 minutes to bring the fire under control. It was not known if the house had working smoke detectors.
Windy conditions are suspected to have caused the fire to spread quickly, and because of the risk for neighboring homes, the incident was upgraded.
The fire caused about $500,000 worth of damages, and the cause is under investigation.
From the Huntley Fire Protection District Facebook page:
Members of the apparatus committee traveled to Rock Rapids Iowa Thursday to take possession of station two’s new ambulance. Arrow Ambulance specializes in remounting new chassis to existing work boxes which saves the fire district a substantial amount compared to buying an all new ambulance. To learn more about the benefits of remounting follow the link.
Huntley FPD photo
Huntley FPD Deputy Chief Albert W Schlick III
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