RicardoBerg

It will be interesting to see if the 4 engine companies that are set to reopen will be getting these new engines besides the other 4 engines that were reopened in the last few years.

Nice pic and I notice that it doesn't have the Los Angeles Fire Department logo on it's doors.

Awesome

Should be restored ASAP.

Maybe the only real solution to this is to have Fire Departments provide emergency ambulance transports instead of private ambulances.

Awesome looking rig and also San Bernardino City had at least one TDA before the County took them over.

One thing for sure I notice is that LAFD is upgrading it's wildland firefighting capabilities with the purchase of their type 3 as well as having OES Type 3's, Water Tenders, Crew 3 Hand Crews, Dozer Teams, Brush Patrols and of course their helicopters.

Nice looking rig and fyi I drove by the LAFD shops and saw the Type 3 the other day.

Verdugo Fire has a very excellent numbering system which works well for them such as Burbank being in the Teens and Alhambra being in the 70's.

Nice looking rig and will be looking out for this rig on Verdugo Strike Teams

Is there a Station 64?

Maybe the Department is going to put a fifth Haz-Mat team into service

129 has a newer Haz-Mat rig that I believe is about close to 10 years old.

Reminds me of the ones that LAFD and L.A. County had

Finally

Looks very European to me.

I also heard that LAFD received a brand new Dozer as well.

They must have piggybacked with OES

This is interesting that LAFD is getting their own type 3 and how many type 3's will LAFD be getting besides the 5 OES type 3's that the department currently has?

They would have been very useful at the Castaic incident right now and hopefully they can be delivered and placed in service by October when the Santa Ana's arrive./

What ever happened to the wrecker that Long Beach is suppose to get

Awesome and I couldn't imagine LAFD Heavy Rescue 3 and LA County Heavy Rescue 103 having a rig this size and now more departments seem to be copying the Heavy Rescue Wrecker concept originated by LAFD.

Rest in Peace brother

How many departments assisted Anaheim in batttling this blaze besides Orange County Fire Authority?

Nice and I notice that they're going with the Federal Q mechanical siren and is this going to replace their current frontline truck or is this going to be a new truck company.