An early Sunday morning wake-up as this took place on my street. 
Quick work by the Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services knocked down a basement fire. Not much to see after the smoke cleared.

   

Saw this posted on line by a now former dealer for them.

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Ran into a store to play Powerball and came out to hear companies in Pawtucket going to work.  It took a couple of minutes to get there and it was at the end of a tight dead end street.

Companies intially reported fire showing from a 2-1/3 story wood frame and found that the front and rear staircases had been compromised upon entry, making it difficult for companies to acccess the seat of the fire.

   

I am seeking information, and even (hopefully/ideally) some old pictures of my trucks. There seems to be a TON of good information on here! They are spokane county WA district 11 (Rockford)'s very first two trucks. 1954 international r152. Both low miles and one still wearing all original paint. I havent been able to find out anything about how they were originally equipped or any history at all. Thanks!

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New user here, so I might be posting this is the wrong area, I'm not great at forum pages. Anyway does anyone have any pictures of the older trucks from Thurston County, Washington? I've seen a small few here and there, most of which I believe were taken by Bill Hattersley. 

The oldest thing I've seen around here was a 1980 White tender, a 1983 GMC tender, and a 1986 ladder truck.

Got into this one late.  Fire in a large wood frame, residential over commercial.

   

After Engine 17 disbanded in 1991, did Ladder 18 just respond by itself along with Battalion 4 or was a spare engine marked as 17 or did Engine 15 do it’s job before it became a permanent successor to 17?

I know this is weird request, and a long shot, 

But many years ago, someone shared a story on here about an EMS crew that knocked on the door of a young man, who was on the verge of taking his own life. One of the crew members felt the need to step in and talk to the young man that then discovered what was happening. 

I want to say the story took place in Pittsburgh, but could be wrong. 

I saved that story onto a computer, and can no longer find it. 

I shared it with our new hires, and was wanting to try to get my hands back on it as it was a powerful story. 

Any help in tracking this down would be greatly appreciated. 

Thank you! 

Drew

So has anyone received a new KME apparatus since they were moved to Louisiana? I know a couple who have had trucks on order for a long time and still no truck. One said the dealer will not even take their calls... 
Their website has not really announced any new deliveries.

Terry