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Paramedic Life Support....so these units only have 1 paramedic. To be considered ALS in the valley trucks are supposed to have at least 2 paramedics of the 4 members. I want to say that it's an NFPA recommendation as well, or at least will be coming up.

It has Lego airhorns

Some new(ish) rigs at Buckeye Valley. 1998 Pierce Saber formerly of Goodyear and refurbed at Firetrucks Unlimited. 2007 Pierce Enforcer rental rig from Odessa FD, TX. 2017 Dodge Type 6 built by BVFD Fleet. A unique feature on this rig is the patient care area in the rear. Will be used to extricate patients from off road accidents or wilderness emergencies.

That's going to be an interesting rig, especially the service delivery dynamics on med calls.

MR154? Have not heard of that designation yet.

ARU's are the way to go for MES/203 IMHO. I remember back in 00 when they had E2201 and E2205, heck L214 was L2214 for a period of time too But, everything revolves around money and somehow folks on OT are cheaper than full time hires. Baffled me when I looked at the numbers.... I would like to see the LACoFD Squad concept in the valley. Two medics and used at busy houses in addition to the ALS Engine or Ladder.

I thought the TRV nomenclature was nixed by the ROCC in favor of LA.

Are far as I know E199s crew comans Fire Boat199 if it isnt staffed for weekend events. FB199 is docked in Lake Pleasant. TRT teams in Peoria are at Ladder 191 and Engine 197 I believe. Haz Mat is at E193.

Spartan chassis like the PHX squads? I'm curious to see what Tempe and Chandler do with theirs. I think Chandlers is in good shape as they barely run it.

Yeah I wasnt quite sure on the foam staffing or the peak time rescue hours. Speaking of ARFF, I have wondered why there is no foam rig at Deer Valley. That airport seems quite busy.

E19- 4 person ALS SQ19/AT19 4 person ALS R19- 2 person PLS I believe this is a peak time unit F1- 3 person F2- 1 person F3- 2 person Air Stair 19 and Medical Support Unit 19 are staffed by E19 when needed I believe. BC19- 2 person E29- 4 person ALS R29- 2 person PLS U29- 1 person

The ALF is listed for sale on one of the fire truck sites, I think Brindlee Mountain.

BVFD just purchased a second 2007 Pierce Enforcer from Firetrucks Unlimited (Odessa FD E2). The current plan is for this rig to become a reserve unit and the 2007 Pierce Enforcer currently assigned to E326 will be sent for full refurb at FTU, then back to E326. E321's 2006 HME is currently at FTU being refurbed and is slated to return to E321 when complete. The former Goodyear 1998 Pierce Saber is in service at E328. E328's former rig (2000 FL80/EOne) has been assigned as a reserve unit. The 1999 FL80/EOne pumper formerly assigned to E326 has been retired from service and is awaiting its fate.

That's a nice rig, smaller version of what Glendale has?

Right on, thanks. I had heard that this unit was supposed to become NDC but that was changed at the last minute due to PHX getting funding to place NDC back in service. Anyone confirm or deny?

Isn't DC603 housed at 613 as well?

I like 104s rigs

What's her specs?

Oh ok thx

Any info on the old E304, was it disposed of?

Noticed 304s rig has a different bumper, almost looks like one of the Cal Fire Spartans from the front

The 2007 Enforcer has not been refurbished yet. If the truck works out it will be purchased and sent for refurb at Firetrucks Unlimited when Engine 321's 2006 HME/Ahrens-Fox rig returns toward the end of the year. At that time it will be repainted.

Also, Utility 324 had a modified rehabilitation by local shops and BVFD fleet. Unit is now constant staffed daily with one Engineer.

The TRV is out of 837 during the PM and is doing some kind of proving ground standby during the day up by Wickenburg.

That replaces the majority of the front line fleet minus the LT. They have been using E138 instead of L131 recently too. The 2 quantums going to reserve status then?