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History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 06-23-2007
Quote:What did Engine 33 and Engine 37 become?
Engine 33 was in with Engine 32 and Ladder 32 and became Fulton Engine 4. It ran out of Fulton Station 2 for many years, until Atlanta closed Station 39. Engine 37 was housed with Engine 34 at what became Fulton Station 11.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 06-24-2007
Here's a shot I grabbed of Engine 14 today,during a little buff trip to kill some time.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 06-24-2007
Shot of Engine 20 sitting ready to do battle....
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 06-24-2007
And a shot of Truck 21 on Wieuca Rd. this afternoon.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 06-28-2007
I just got the most recent pics developed. The 1997 Spartan/Quality 1500/500, shown above as Yellow 15, is currently running as Engine 24.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 06-28-2007
Stair Truck 48 has recently been assigned this 2007 Ford F-500/Accessair APS60FR mobile Rapid Response Emergency Airstair unit. It responds from Station 40.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - GA_Dave - 06-28-2007
This 1993 Chevy Kodiak carries 1500 gallons of foam. It responds from Station 33 as Foam Tanker 45.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Guest - 06-29-2007
GA Dave, What's the whole story about Atlanta FD's CoLLet Jaguers ????? Were they just a nightmare or what. They sure didn't waste any time replacing them thats for sure.
Andy
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Shoe - 07-02-2007
[quote name='thefireman4501' post='118849' date='Jun 13 2007, 00:19 ']No number next to "No.". Summer of '81. Poss. a reserve Ladder?[/quote]
As far as I know... there was only one rear-mount Seagrave stick. It moved around. I don't know what it's first assignment was. It's last regular assignment was Truck 38. When Truck 4 was disbanded, their ALF TDA went to 38 and the Seagrave went into reserve. It was at 29 for a while after the Grumman had been backed into the wall and the piping had to be replaced on the Grumman. The Seagrave had been assigned at one time or another to 16, 25, 38 and I've been told 1.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Shoe - 07-02-2007
Hey Dave... Shall we explain this one to them?
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - Shoe - 07-02-2007
[quote name='GA_Dave' post='120548' date='Jun 18 2007, 19:56 ']This 1984 American LaFrance Century 1500/500 ran as Yellow 8 until it was retired in 1997. It sat around for a couple years and was then donated to the Jonesboro FD to join the former Yellow 7 Aerialscope. When the Jonesboro VFD was disbanded in 2005, it was returned to Atlanta, but I've lost track of it since.[/quote]
It's at the shop.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-07-2007
Hey gang just wanted to bring this back to the top,will be posting more info. and photos in the coming days......
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - dJames - 07-07-2007
[quote name='jim kay' post='126777' date='Jul 7 2007, 18:45 ']Hey gang just wanted to bring this back to the top,will be posting more info. and photos in the coming days......[/quote]
Thanks Jim. I to will be adding my collection soon as I finally got my hands on a scanner.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
Well I will attempt to get started again,but will now work in reverse as I continue to acquire info on all of the Atl. fire Co's. from the first vol. companies of the 1850's thru the modern day.
Here is Atlanta Sta.39 which was home to Fulton Co. Eng.4 at 4697 Wieuca Road, NE, Atlanta and now Sandy Springs Quint 4,they do however run a first due territory in the Atlanta city limits.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
Here is Atlanta Fire Sta. 38 on Donald L. Hollowell Pkwy.Home of Engine and Truck 38 since 1972.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
Here is Atlanta Sta.36 located on Kimberly Rd. SW.Opened in 2007, They are temp. living in a double wide and an aluminum bldg. for the Engine. a little tidbit of info. they are located approx. 1 mile from Fulton Co. Sta.23 on Cascade Rd.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
And last for tonight is Atlanta Sta.34 on Southside Indust. Pkwy in SE Atlanta not far from Forest Park in Clayton Co. Company 34 was originally created to provide services to Fulton Co. in the Fulton Industrial Area on May 17th 1967.They were disbanded on Dec.31,1977 when Fulton Co. created their own FD.they were reorganized on April 10,1989 at there present location.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
Here is a photo of the former home of Engine 34 when they were located off of Fulton Industrial Blvd. It was also home to Engine 37 during this time.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - jim kay - 07-09-2007
and the station as it sits today.Home of Fulton Co. Truck 11 - HazMat 11 - and the air truck.
History of the Atlanta Fire Dept. - maxim - 07-09-2007
[quote name='Shoe' post='124857' date='Jul 2 2007, 16:22 ']Hey Dave... Shall we explain this one to them?[/quote]
Here is my two cents. This is on the front of the "Home Guard" on Howell Mill Rd., and the former home of "Big Red". This and places like others numbered like between 21 and 28 were Fulco Station way back when. Then Hotlanta annexed those areas, and now they are pretty much inncer city neighborhood.
Any of you have pictures of "Big Red"? I rpobably do somewhere, but certainly not digital.
Do you all have a new chief, or some candidates?
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