RicardoBerg

How many frontline trucks does Orange County have and do they still have any snorkels left in service as reserves?

Nice looking TDA and also I notice that the truck has a Federal Q mechanical siren on it and interesting to see that Orange County is going to the Federal Q mechanical siren.

That is awesome that San Francisco still has Ford C-Series rigs because they were great rigs back in the days.

Is the Ford C-series Heavy Rescue still with San Francisco Fire?

What happened to the American LaFrance Heavy Rescue rigs that San Francisco currently have?

I have to find out but the electronic sirens used by the LAFD is changing to a different style tone

That is awesome and mechanical sirens are the way to go and even LAFD has gone back to mechanical sirens on their rigs except the command vehicles. 

FDNY recently ordered a bunch of Seagraves from what I heard and are going back to Seagraves so I wouldn't doubt that Seagrave will be going out of business in the near future. 

I didn't notice a Federal Q mechanical sireen on the rig which is pretty interesting

Does anyone know what happened to wildlandfire.com if anybody here on this site goes to that page? It isn't letting you get in to see the latest info on wildfires. 

Rest in Peace brother

Will the paint scheme still be white over dark red?

Did Patrol 76 come from 149?

Orange City, Ca Fire Department seems to be happy with their Seagraves.

Is Houston going TDA with their trucks

Hopefully we have another prop f type of bond soon to replace these stations including 9,1,50, etc

What type of aerials? 100' sticks or TDA's ?

Thanks and can't wait to see the new trucks in service and I also remember when Orange County used to have snorkels back in the 80's.

So OCFA will have at least 9 TDA'S in frontline service plus the 2 or 3 that used to belong to Santa Ana.

Did you get a pic of the new Orange County tiller at KME

Many departments have gone with the tractor trailer combination for their Heavy Rescue/USAR rigs including Pasadena, LA County, Alhambra, and El Segundo Fire Departments.

Many departments have gone with the tractor trailer combination for their Heavy Rescue/USAR rigs including Pasadena, LA County, Alhambra, and El Segundo Fire Departments.

Orange City Fire Department in Orange County, CA.

Hopefully the Department will put a third USAR in service soon.

Hopefully they'll restaff the other Squads in a couple of years