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L602 was recently sent for a white wrap. It will have reflective striping added soon HM606 will go for a wrap next.

BR615 -> BR613 (then vehicle swaps BR613 -> BR611, BR611 -> BR613) T614 -> T615 S613 -> S614

BR307 has become BR304 at FS304

Crown King is ordering a type 3 engine. Freightliner M2 cab with Custom Cab & Body Co, 750gpm, 750gwt, 30gft. Sold by AZ Fire Apparatus, delivery February 2019 expected.

The KMEs were nothing but problems since KME took in FDNY. Smeal was low bid.

http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/scottsdale/2017/08/29/scottsdale-fire-stations-renovations-new/599720001/

Affirm, slated for 13

Only 1 PUC engine. If you open the 2nd job #, it is a WA rig

As of 7/11 DC603 moved to 613

FS613 scehduled to go in service July 11th.

New Delivery Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District 1 2018 KENWORTH T-370 TWO TONE WHITE/ RED, PASS SCBA SEAT W/ BRACKET, KUSSMAUL PUMP PLUS CHARGER AND COMPRESSOR HALE MBP 1000 PUMP ELKHART VULCAN DECK GUN W/ ALUM CROSSLAY COVER REAR BOOSTER REEL W/ 150’ HARDCOAT HOSE 3000 GALLON TANK THREE (3) ELECTRIC DUMP VALVES FOUR COMPARTMENTS W/ HINGED DOORS FOUR SCBA BOTTLE STORAGE COMPARTMENTS TWO AKRON SCENESTAR 14K POLE LIGHTS 3000 GAL ALUM FOL DA TANK TWO 6” x10’ HARD SUCTION HOSES 16’ ROOF LADDER, 28’ EXTENSION LADDER MOUNTED,

https://santantimes.com/fire-hydrant-testing-an-immediate-health-and-safety-problem/

The ALF from El Mirage went down as a donation. ELM still has the Pierce as primary, Ferrara as 2ndary, and the 2nd Piecre as tertiary.

Gila Bend started their own ambulance service as of 0000 July 1st

Lifenet 1 now at Florence FS 1

The new Truck 50 has arrived and this week crews have started the in-service training on the new apparatus. This 2018 Rosenbauer 104’ aerial tower will replace the current T50, a 1998 Central States 104’ aerial tower. There have been many changes over 20 years in these trucks and all CAFMA crews will receive a significant amount of training on the operations of the new truck before it is placed into service at Station 50. The crews at Station 50 are very excited about the new truck and they all played a big role in developing the specifications for the new apparatus. The new T50 has a 1500 gallon per minute pump and a 300 gallon water tank. There is much work still left before placing it into service besides the in-service training. This includes mounting of all equipment and the installation of IT/Communications equipment. We will have more information and updates in the future as we get closer to the ceremony that will be held at Station 50 to officially place it into service within the next few months. Pet their Facebook

1 PUC in works 1 Global Striker from airport funds And some staff cars Not a lot of money this year

City of Glendale rfp out for new ambulance provider.