Found on the Pierce Flickr site:
Pierce, Lincolnwood Fire Department, IL, 39871-1
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New engine for Lincolnwood
Sep 28
From macqueengroup.com:
Lincolnwood FD – Job: #39871 | Illinois | Enforcer Pumper
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thanks Rob
This from Collin Ehrlich:
Here are some pics from the fire last night in Lincolnwood at 3850 Devon
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Used reserve engine for Lincolnwood. This is 2002 Spartan Gladiator/Luverne. This will be E15R which will replace the OOS 1989 Pierce Arrow reserve engine. The 2002 Spartan engine came from Western Springs.Currently on order is 2024 Pierce Enforcer engine for delivery in 18-24 months. The current Engine 15, 2016 Spartan/UST will go into reserve once the new Pierce is delivered.Also on order for B15 is 2023 Ford F-150 pickup that will replace a 2015 Chevy Tahoe. The chief will be getting 2023 Ford Explorer police interceptor.Rob
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Excerpts from patch.com:
A man accused of attacking members of the Lincolnwood Fire Department while inside an ambulance was ordered to remain jailed for at least a week unless he can come up with $90,000 in cash.
Anthony Campisano, 43, of Lincolnwood, was arrested Tuesday and charged with two counts of aggravated battery to a firefighter-paramedic, both felonies, and one count of aggravated assault, a misdemeanor.
According to the charges, he swung a closed fist and spat in his face of one paramedic and kicked another repeatedly in the leg.
Police initially encountered Campisano, who appeared to be intoxicated, laying on a front yard in the 6800 block of Tripp Avenue shortly after 5 p.m.
Campisano, who was sitting in a cot in an ambulance, became irate after police left and began shouting and using profanity. Before he was restrained by multiple members of the fire department, he managed to kick a paramedic in the shin several times. Police returned to the scene and took him into custody.
According to the state’s attorney’s office and court staff, Campisano has approximately nine felony and 10 misdemeanor convictions, which in recent years includes multiple convictions for battery, violation of and order of protection, and resisting arrest.
Excerpts from the ChicagoTribune.com:
Lincolnwood is one of the first suburbs in the area to locate a fire station at an assisted living facility, where many 9-1-1- calls originate.
The Lincolnwood Fire Department has opened its second, smaller station inside The Carrington at Lincolnwood, the assisted living facility that opened in 2018 at 3501 Northeast Parkway.
The station houses an ambulance and living quarters for two paramedics, and also serves residents and businesses in the east portion of Lincolnwood. Given its site, Lincolnwood Fire Chief Michael Hansen pointed to the immediate response times for Carrington residents as a significant benefit.
The station’s personnel will serve the Carrington, as well as the nearby Lincolnwood Place, another assisted living facility. The firefighters working at the Carrington will also be responsible for the Lincolnwood Town Center Mall, plus the village’s east side, serving over 45 percent of the community.
The department staffs the station from 6:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m., though Hansen did not rule out changes in operation times in the future. During the other 12 hours of the day, emergency services come from the station at 6900 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Creating the ambulance bay and space for paramedics was a goal for the Carrington’s ownership group when the facility was originally proposed to the village.
thanks Rob
This from Collin Ehrlich:
Here are photos from the box alarm Monday (6/7/21) in Lincolnwood at 6949 Karlov
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Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
One person has died after a house fire in Lincolnwood Monday where firefighters said the blaze was first reported in a garage, and flames quickly spread to the home in the 6900-block of North Karlov Avenue.
A male victim who was unresponsive when he was pulled from the home was rushed to St. Francis Hospital. The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed that he later died. Authorities have not released his identity. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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More on the new ambulance for Lincolnwood from the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:
Check out this Walk-Around of Lincolnwood Fire Department ‘s new Wheeled Coach Type 1 ambulance!
