This from Tyler Tobolt:
Photos of the new York Center FPD Squad 77 along with Tender 77
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tyler Tobolt photo
Posts Tagged York Center Fire Protection District
From the Pierce Flickr page:
York Center Fire Protection District, 36109-1
Pierce composite
thanks Danny
From MacQueen Emergency @macqueenemergency:
York Center Fire Protection District recently had their final inspection for their new Pierce Enforcer™ rescue in Appleton.
David Miller photo
David Miller photo
David Miller photo
David Miller photo
From York Center Fire Protection District @YorkCenterFPDOfficial
Sneak peek! The new Squad 77 is almost complete. Several members of the apparatus committee traveled to the Pierce faculty in Wisconsin for an inspection of the new vehicle.
York Center FPD photo
thanks Tim
Found this as well.
Sale of utility 48 and working of a iga between york center and oakbrook terrace for consolidation.Anyone have any info?Tim
New home for former York Center FPD squad
Patrick Shoop photo
York Center FPD Rescue 77. Larry Shapiro photo
thanks Dennis
From the York Center Fire Protection District Facebook page:
INTRODUCING RESCUE 77!
Rescue 77: This is our Special Operations vehicle. It carries tools and equipment for high angle, trench, confined space and collapse rescue incidents. It is replacing Trailer 77.
(2021 Ford F-650 / Marion Body Works)
York Center FPD photo
thanks Tim
Found at firetruckmall.com:
York Center FPD photo
2005 Pierce Arrow XT Heavy Rescue – $60,000
- Stock#: 14436
- 2005
- Pierce
- Arrow XT Pierce Chassis
- Custom
- Length: 35′ 7″
- Truck Height: 10′ 8″
- Wheelbase: 217″
- Seating for 6; 4 SCBA seats
- Mileage: 152,497
- Engine Hours: 7,068
- Detroit Series 60 425 HP Diesel Engine
thanks Daniel
This from Tony Carlini:
A few progress pics of the York Center Fire Protection District Technical Rescue Vehicle built by Marion Body Works
Marion Body Works photo
Marion Body Works photo
Marion Body Works photo
From Danny Nelms:
Former York Center FPD Engine 71 has been serving the Thornton, TX VFD as Engine 1. Prior to serving in Thornton, it ran with the Groesbeck VFD as Engine 1, also in Texas.
Fire Department photo
