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Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - Image7801 - 03-01-2014

Quote:Here is Avondale's new utility, from KME's website. Probably be the last time that rig sees any snow!


Nice looking rig. But, I'm not crazy about the "Fire & Medical" moniker that some Departments (I.e. Mesa) are going to, even if it is accurate...


Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - Image7801 - 03-01-2014

Quote:In Metro Phoenix, a Utility is a light and air unit, some also have some site rehab resources built in also if the department doesn't have a dedicated and/or staffed rehab unit. In a nutshell, the majority of the fire departments, large and small in Maricopa County participate in an automatic mutual aid consortium. Essentially, the City of Phoenix provides regional 9-1-1 services for 20+ FD's in the valley and units respond and work together regardless of the lines on the map or the color of the fire trucks. Where I live, it would very likely to have units from Chandler, Mesa and Gilbert among others responding for a structure fire. As part of the consortium, all of the signatory fire departments operate under the same tactical procedures.


That's a better answer than mine. Sorry about stepping on top of yours.


Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - SrFireOfficial - 05-06-2014

Speaking of Air and Light Units, I spotted this beefy Kenworth with Pierce body work utility from the Gilbert (AZ) Fire Department. No other information available.


Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - Image7801 - 05-06-2014

Quote:Speaking of Air and Light Units, I spotted this beefy Kenworth with Pierce body work utility from the Gilbert (AZ) Fire Department. No other information available.


Utility 251. Kenworth T300/Pierce, 2005-ish


Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Buckeye




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Buckeye




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Buckeye 2008 Sutphen E706




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Buckeye Rural Ford American LaFrance




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Buckeye Rural




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Glendale 2006 Emergency One Bronto L157




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Peoria 2011 Spartan E193




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Guadalupe Ford Excursion BC241




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Mesa ???? Pierce Quantum




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Phoenix 1999 American LaFrance Eagle L4




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Phoenix 2003 American LaFrance Eagle E20




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Phoenix 2005 American LaFrance Eagle E10




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Phoenix 2010 Freightliner Pierce CRV




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - thom2943 - 05-17-2014

Phoenix 200? American La France Eagle E1




Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - Image7801 - 05-17-2014

Quote:Phoenix 1999 American LaFrance Eagle L4

One of four rigs bought in 1990 with 90' LTI aerials and Spartan Baron tractors. All refurbished with new (much shorter) ALF Eagle tractors in 1999/2000. All have gone into reserve (not sure how many of the four are left - I have seen at least two of them).


Phoenix Metropolitan Area Fire Apparatus - Image7801 - 05-17-2014

Quote:Phoenix 200? American La France Eagle E1


2005