From the Pierce Flickr page:
Pierce, Libertyville, IL, 36360-1
Pierce composite
thanks Danny
Posts Tagged Libertyville Fire Department
From MacQueen Emergency:
Job: #36360 | Illinois | Enforcer Pumper
Macqueen Emergency photo
Macqueen Emergency photo
Macqueen Emergency photo
thanks Danny
From Macqueen Emergency:
In production and coming soon to Illinois. The Libertyville Fire Department‘s Pierce Mfg Enforcer™ pumper!
Libertyville, IL – Enforcer pumper – Job # 36360
Pierce photo
Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
A Libertyville police officer on patrol spotted the fire just after 3:20 a.m. in the 100-block of Johnson Avenue on Friday. Libertyville firefighters and several other fire departments responded to the scene to extinguish the blaze.
Once the fire was put out and
first respondersfirefighters searched the home, a deceased individual was found.The Libertyville Police Department, Lake County Major Crime Task Force, Illinois State Fire Marshal’s Office, Libertyville Fire Department, and Lake County Coroner’s Office are investigating the incident.
The individual’s identity is being withheld, pending notification of next of kin.
From Max Weingardt:
Libertyville Box Alarm 7/25/21
Max Weingardt photo
Found at govdeals.com:
2008 Ford Econoline E-450 / Medic Type 2 ambulance
Libertyville FD photo
| Auction Ends | 4/7/21 12:21 PM ET |
| Remaining | 11 Days 0 Hr |
| This item is subject to an auto extension of the auction end time. |
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| Tax | See Payment Instructions |
| Buyer’s Premium | 12.50% |
| Starting Bid | $5,000.00 |
| Bids | 1 |
| High Bidder | g******n |
| Current Bid | $5,000.00 |
| Bid Increment | $50.00 |
| Minimum Bid | $5,050.00 |
2008 Ford Econoline E-450 CUTAWAY, 6.0L V8 OHV 32V TURBO DIESEL. See Pictures for details. Only the item described herein is included in the sale regardless of what else is pictured. Everything works, Runs and Drives Excellent.
From the Libertyville FD Facebook page:
LT461 ready to serve the community for another 20 years….
Libertyville FD photo
Libertyville FD photo
Excerpts from the DailyHerald.com:
In February 2019, the Libertyville fire chief reported to the village board that the tower ladder was nearing 20 years old and scheduled to be replaced. A new one was $1.3 million, but a report from Pierce showed the truck could be refurbished. That was determined to be a good option, and the village board agreed to waive competitive bidding for a frame-off restoration. Work included new paint, hydraulics, tires, interior, radiator, hoses, cables, emergency lighting, and lettering. The fire pump was rebuilt, the 100-foot ladder disassembled and repainted, electronics upgraded, and other parts repaired or replaced. The original mileage was 35,119, but the odometer was reset after the work and now stands at 210 miles. The cost was $647,000.
Originally, the work was to have taken about six or seven months, but it needed unanticipated replacement of the frame rails, plus the coronavirus pandemic slowed the process.
The truck is shared with the Mundelein Fire Department through an agreement struck in late 2017. Officials in both communities determined it was a common-sense way to improve efficiency and lower costs. At the time, it was estimated Libertyville’s truck and personnel would be needed in Mundelein about five times a year.
Libertyville firefighters were dispatched for a reported fire at 232 Red Top Drive Sunday afternoon (3/31/19). Firefighters arrived quickly from the nearby station on Golf Road and reported fire through the roof. Shortly afterwards the fire was upgraded to a Box Alarm as firefighters went defensive. Flames were knocked down fairly quickly after burning off a section of the roof and damaging the second floor of one unit in the multi-family complex.
An incomplete list of fire departments at the scene included: Libertyville, Mundelein, Countryside, Lake Bluff, Gurnee, lake Forest, Lincolnshire-Riverwoods, Round Lake, and Grayslake.
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
