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New area ambulance updates
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Hey there,
I just got some updates from Fire Service, Inc. and wanted to share what’s been happening with a few departments recently.
The Westchester Fire Department has placed an order for a brand-new Wheeled Coach medium-duty ambulance. It’s going to be built on a 2014 Freightliner chassis. That should be a solid addition to their fleet!
Meanwhile, the Leyden Fire Protection District has already received their new Wheeled Coach Type III ambulance. It looks sharp, and I’m sure it’ll serve them well. If you want to see what it looks like, there’s a great photo available—Fire Service, Inc. did an excellent job capturing it.
Over in North Aurora, they’ve also placed an order for a Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance. This one is being built on a Ford F450 4x4 chassis, and it’s expected to arrive in November. Can’t wait to see how it performs out in the field!
In other news, the Bensenville Fire Protection District has taken delivery of a pre-owned 2011 Wheeled Coach Type I ambulance. It was originally a Fire Service demo unit, but it seems like they’re putting it into service now. That’s always a smart move when you can get reliable equipment at a good price.
Moving further south, the Chicago Ridge Fire Department has ordered a 2014 Road Rescue medium-duty ambulance. This one will be on a TerraStar chassis, which is known for its durability. They must be excited to upgrade their fleet.
And speaking of upgrades, the Beecher Fire Protection District has also ordered a new Road Rescue Type III ambulance. That’s a significant investment, and I’m sure it’ll make a big difference for their operations.
Finally, the Schererville Fire Department has taken delivery of a brand-new Road Rescue ambulance. The photo Fire Service, Inc. shared really shows off the details—clean lines, modern design, and plenty of capability. It’s great to see departments investing in high-quality vehicles.
Anyway, that’s all the updates I have for now. Let me know if any of these departments need help with anything else—they’re doing important work out there!
Take care,
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