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31 Engine "Waverly"

Rear of 43 Engine "Govans"

56 Engine "Hamilton"

Medic 15 "Harlem Park"

Baltimore City Engine 45:

2000 Pierce Saber

1250/500   Ex Engine 40

BCFD 

 

 

42 ENGINE

Looks like Rescue 1 has been completed:

 

https://www.flickr.com/photos/piercemfg/26666450953/

That is one nice looking Rescue! 

Anyone know anything about Squad 47 becoming Engine 47? Did they form another Squad in it's place or are they down to 3?

Quote:Anyone know anything about Squad 47 becoming Engine 47? Did they form another Squad in it's place or are they down to 3?

Squad 47 returned to a standard engine co. at the end of June of this year. Down to three squad companies (Squad 26, 40 and 54).

Squad 47's 2003 Pierce is now Squad 85 (reserve) and Engine 47 will be getting Engine 6's replaced 2014 Pierce Dash CF.

Baltimore City FD
EMS 5 - EMS Supervisor
2017 Ford F-250

Baltimore City FD EMS 5 - EMS Supervisor by Seth Granville, on Flickr

EMS 4 running there 2015 PU, with the new Cap Graphics, Unit to go this week and have the White Stripe added

Truck 18 with there newly added Grill Numbers

Baltimore City FD
HazMat 3
2011 Ford F-550/Omaha Palfinger

Baltimore City Fire Department HazMat 3 by Seth Granville, on Flickr

Baltimore City FD
Medic 1
2017 Ram 5500/Horton



Baltimore City FD Medic 1 by Seth Granville, on Flickr

Baltimore City Fire Department
Tower 81
2017 Pierce Arrow XT 95' MMT



Baltimore City Fire Department Tower 81 by Seth Granville, on Flickr

Nice looking tower. Is this a replacement for the snorkel or an additional tower?

(03-01-2018, 07:46 PM)tk1sq Wrote: [ -> ]Nice looking tower.  Is this a replacement for the snorkel or an additional tower?

This is a Reserve Unit. Its going to be replacing the snorkel that was Truck 1/ Truck 51. Its in service currently as Truck 1 , so that if any problems arise,  they can be addressed & fixed now, rather than  later.

Was given a large collection of photos from PA, found these 2 in the mix. Possibly from the early 90's, photo by Barry Fisher

Baltimore City Fire Department
Truck 26
2018 Pierce Enforcer 107'