E0001

That is a public works vactor truck. In this case Station 38 is referencing the call sign for Public Works dispatch.

T15 now T14. E14 now E15. BR14 now BR15.

Those were ordered end of 2021/beginning 2022. The 3 ambulances were just completed. Since then 2 more Sutphen engines, one more BME brush engine, and three more ambulances have been ordered. Long delays expected.

Those three are due in the 1st quarter of 2024. Two more Velocity engines and a new Pierce tiller are ordered and due in mid-2025.

Squad 55 will be deactivated effective January 1. On December 31st Engine 80 will go in service as a peak load engine from 0800-2000 daily. It will be quartered at Station 4 initially but may be moved to other stations in the future to help determine its effectiveness.

Temporary until modifications can be made to Station 51 to house the tiller.

AMR Rancho units

The 3 assignments listed are from a previous order. The order just placed is for 4 TDAs.

Care Ambulance.

Temporary. New County Station 38 just broke ground. Should be done in 2024.

Check the documents located here.... https://sandiego.nextrequest.com/requests/22-1360

Did LAFD get new foam tenders? All four of the 2000 Freightliner/Pierce rigs are at auction right now.

Correct. Escondido ran 4 Sutphen pumpers (early 90’s vintage), but subsequently purchased 4 KMEs and 6 Pierce Arrow XTs before now going back to Sutphen. Interesting variety.

Escondido just ordered 3 Sutphen pumpers along with one BME Model 34 brush rig and three ambulances. Pretty rare for a Southern California agency to switch from Pierce to Sutphen.

REDX is Red Cross

Air Ops 1 is the old callsign the the Air Ops Chief. Now that person is referred to as Battalion 44. Some of the Crew Chiefs used to have callsigns like Air Ops 2, 3 etc. I have not heard those used in quite awhile. There are two Fuel Tenders (FT1 and 2) and three Air Support pickups (AS1,2,3).

SCNOT=Shift Commander Notification LOGS=Logistics LCCNOT=Lifeguard Communications Center Notification HZNOT=HazMat Notification

Some assignments for the Type-6 OES rigs. 6601 - Colton 6602 - Loma Linda 6603 - Big Bear Fire Authority 6604 - Rialto 6605 - Ontario 6606 - San Bernardino Co 6607 - White Mountain Apache 6608 - Idyllwild 6610 - Corona 6611 - Hemet 6612 - Oceanside 6613 - Encinitas

San Diego will dispatch the CV medic unit. Heartland will continue dispatching Bonita Fire.

That is correct. Existing OES apparatus to be renumbered to comply with new system. No timeline for that that I am aware of. Additionally numerous Type-6 engines being placed into service. 5 going to ORC and 5 to San Francisco. Not sure on the rest.

Updated list of assignments for the newly delivered OES Type-3 engines OES1311 Anaheim OES1312 Costa Mesa OES1313 Fullerton OES1314 Laguna Beach OES1315 Orange OES1316 Long Beach OES1317 Glendale OES3306 Weaverville OES5306 Clovis OES5307 Kings County OES5308 Tulare County OES6306 Chula Vista OES6307 San Diego OES6308 San Miguel OES6309 Rancho Santa Fe OES6310 El Cajon OES6314 Riverside City OES6315 Victorville OES6318 Ontario OES6319 Chino Valley OES6320 Apple Valley

Both Squad 62 and 63 are housed at Station 57. They start the shift there and them roam the eastern portion of the City and position themselves where needed.

Here are the engine assignments and new callsigns for San Diego County OES resources. Type-1 Engines Agency OLD # NEW # Vista OES408 OES 6117 La Mesa OES406 OES 6118 San Diego OES417 OES6119 Lakeside OES418 OES6120 North County OES419 OES6121 Chula Vista OES420 OES6122 Poway OES421 OES6123 Rancho Santa Fe OES336 OES6124 San Miguel OES410 OES6126 National City TBD Coronado TBD Santee TBD Type-3 Engines Agency OLD # NEW # San Diego OES8631 OES6301 Escondido OES8632 OES6302 Oceanside OES8633 OES6303 San Marcos OES8634 OES6304 Carlsbad OES8635 OES6305 Chula Vista OES6306 San Diego OES6307 San Miguel OES6308 Rancho Santa Fe OES6309 El Cajon OES6310 Type-6 Engines Agency OLD # NEW # Oceanside OES6612 Encinitas OES6613

CR28 and 43 are the oldest. 1985 Oshkosh P-19s.

It moved back to 28.