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10 or 11, not sure if Br29 replaced yet

Hi, does anyone have any info on Mesa Engine 228, have seen it responding and out and about in central areas of Mesa during the day, is it a adoptive repose Engine like 2540 by chance?

Cool Thanks, is 223 also a newer style Quantum?

The dispatch center is in it's own facility on the grounds of the Fire Academy on Lower Buckeye Road.

City of Yuma has own department, Rural Metro provides service to unincorporated areas of Yuma County.

Noticed LT602 has external ladder rack

Hi, trying to find info on If San Bernardino City is going to contract to the County for Fire Services not having luck finding any info online.

Thank You for info

No, separate fire district, dispatched by Mesa

I hear El Cajon has begun transition of its Medic units to AMR, with Medic 436 out of station six. Does any one know if there still plans for a Squad type medic unit out of 6 still and how many Ambulances will be staffed.

I noticed that on PulsePoint that Medic 8 still staffed and being dispatched?

Appears from PulsePoint that Truck 6 back to medical aids in station 6 response area

San Fran Truck Companies do have one forward green light, not sure if it is just a take off of Chicago FD or if it is as spartan says about distinguishing trucks from engines

Saw on PulsePoint today just after noon a residential response in El Cajon, it showed both E9 and T6 on it, I have also noticedon PulsePoint that T6 not on any EMS responses last few days.

Does anyone know if new station 45 is still on schedule to open in June, and will the Truck Company go into service around that time. Also is 51's going to be in a temporary house to start. Also I heard 3's getting a new house, that true?

I noticed on PulsePoint that Aid 6 is still being used. I also notice no calls showing E206, is Br8 running instead of 206 and if so out of 6 or 8

Fence up, construction trailer occupied, big holes being dug

Gonna age myself......there was a early episode of "emergency" that had a drive up fire with a burn injury

Mesa AZ Fire Department has very similar program in place.

TRV'S or Community Care Units like Mesa and SSFMD

Blythe VFD did not respond to EMS as of last year, There is a Riverside County Grand Jury report from couple years ago that recommended the City of Blythe allow the County FD to respond to EMS in the City, not sure if that came to be. I believe there is a local provider of EMS services not AMR.

On Roosevelt a block west of 51st Avenue. (Just a bit south of I-10)

Drove by dealer today, 5th one 209

It is a 75' Quint, San Diego county agencies haven't adopted Quint designation, as of yet, still using Truck. Most tele-squrt equipped are called Engine. I noticed Riverside County FD now has Quint 90 and Quint 97 so wouldn't be surprised to see SD Cal Fire adapting Quint designation in future

LT220 was/is running on a newer model engine, might be 2205.