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New ambulance for Gurnee

From the Fire Service Inc. FaceBook page:

Congratulations and Thank You to Chief John Kavanagh and the members of the Village of Gurnee Fire Department on the purchase of their new Road Rescue Type I ambulance. This heavy duty unit is being built on a 2022 Ford F550 4×2 chassis, and will come complete with a Whelen Freedom IV series lightbar, Complete “M” Series LED warning light package, including all LED interior. This new Road Rescue, UltraMedic ambulance will come with their patented Whisper Quiet Interior and all aluminum cabinetry. It will also contain a Stryker Power Load System. Gurnee has been a longtime Fire Service Inc. customer. We appreciate the support and continued business from this tremendous customer.

drawing of Road Rescue Type I ambulance exterior

thanks Danny

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New ambulance for Gurnee

From the Fire Service, Inc. Facebook page:

Fire Service, Inc would like to thank the Gurnee Fire Department for their recent order of a 2019 Road Rescue Ultramedic Type 1 F550 ambulance. This ambulance is fully CN 10 compliant, with Road Rescue’s industry-first all aluminum interior, ducted HVAC system and Whisper Quiet interior insulation package. Supplemented with Whelen M series emergency and interior LED lighting, and a Stryker Power Load, this newest addition to their fleet will serve the community Gurnee protects for many years. We remain grateful for the continued relationship with the Gurnee FD, and remain committed to providing the service and support Fire Service, Inc. Is known for.

Drawing of a 2019 Road Rescue Ultramedic Type 1 F550 ambulance for the Gurnee Fire Department

Drawing of a 2019 Road Rescue Ultramedic Type 1 F550 ambulance for the Gurnee Fire Department

Drawing of a 2019 Road Rescue Ultramedic Type 1 F550 ambulance for the Gurnee Fire Department

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Gurnee FD updates

Tim Olk visited the Gurnee Fire Department and submitted images of the new Engine 1312 (not yet in service) and Ambulance 1344 (in service). Both units will be at Station 2. The arrival of these units meant some shifting of apparatus:

  • the previous Ambulance 1344, a 2000 IHC/2001 Road Rescue has been disposed of
  • the previous Engine 1312, a 1995 E-ONE fixed cab Cyclone 1500/750 has been disposed of
  • with the addition of the new command car 1396, the previous unit 1396, a 2000 Ford Expedition will be disposed of
  • Ambulance 1343 will relocate to Station 1 where it will be first out
  • Ambulance 1341 will be the second ambulance out of station 1 and 1342 will be unmanned
  • command car 1392 will become a staff car at station 1
Gurnee Fire Department Ambulance 1344

Gurnee Fire Department Ambulance 1344 is a 2012 Ford F-450/Road Rescue Type I. Tim Olk photo

Gurnee Fire Department Ambulance 1344

Larry Shapiro photo

Gurnee Fire Department Engine 1312

Gurnee Fire Department Engine 1312 is a 2012 EONE Cyclone II with a 1,500-GPM pump, 750 gallons of water, 20 gallons of Class A foam plus 30 gallons of Class B foam. Tim Olk photo

Gurnee Fire Department Engine 1312

Gurnee Engine 1312 should be in service soon. Tim Olk photo

Gurnee Fire Department Engine 1312

Larry Shapiro photo

Gurnee Fire Department

Larry Shapiro photo

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Gurnee receives new apparatus

The Lake County News-Sun has an article which states that:

The Warren-Waukegan Fire Protection District donated a new fire engine and ambulance Thursday to the Gurnee Fire Department.

Board President Phillip DeRuntz presented Gurnee Fire Chief Fred Friedl with two new sets of keys for the vehicles at Gurnee Fire Station No. 2, 6581 Dada Drive.

The new fire engine, a heavy duty rescue pumper, is equipped with a 780-gallon water tank and a foam system that automatically applies foam to a fire for quicker extinguishment and with the use of less water. The unit is also equipped with an EMS/paramedic compartment and provides a full complement of advanced life support equipment, medications and oxygen. The unit also has extrication equipment on board. The unit will replace a 1995 pumper that was designed for firefighting only and was not equipped with a foam system for quick

The new ambulance, a 2012 Road Rescue Type 1, replaces a 2001 Road Rescue ambulance with 144,000 miles.

“Gurnee Fire Department staff prepared specifications for the design and construction of both new units based on today’s technology, current national safety standards and the needs of the Fire Protection District and village that we serve,” stated Friedl.

The Warren-Waukegan Fire Protection District is responsible for providing fire and ambulance coverage for the unincorporated areas within the 32 square miles stretching from Waukegan to Route 45, which includes Gurnee Mills and Six Flags Great America. The district contracts with Gurnee for 24-hour fire and rescue services from the Gurnee Fire Department.

The entire article can be found HERE.

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New apparatus coming to area departments

The following departments have new vehicles coming.

Gurnee has two units due late this summer:

  • an EONE Cyclone II engine
  • a Road Rescue Type I ambulance on an F-450 4×4 chassis

Grayslake has one unit coming this summer:

  • a Horton Type I ambulance on a F-450 4×4 chassis
Bridgeview has one unit coming this summer:
Broadview has one unit coming this summer:
  • a Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance on a F-450 4x chassis
Bolingbrook has two units coming this summer:
Aurora has three units coming towards the end of the year:
  • two EONE engines on Cyclone chassis
  • one EONE 95′ tower ladder with no pump and no water tank on a Cyclone chassis
Oak Lawn recently received one new unit:
  • a Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance on a Ford F-450 4×4 chassis

 

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