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St. Louis Metro - Guest - 10-20-2007
University City E-2614 and 2611 awaiting the next run.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 10-20-2007
Phil, not to get the topic off track but where exactly is Mid County? There is also a Mid County Fire Protection District down here by me. They are in Camden County and protect the area surrounding Camdenton and some of the lake. Just a curious mind.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 10-20-2007
The Mid County FPd up here is located in North St. Louis County. They cover the the beautiful cities of Wellston, Pagedale, Hillsdale, Hanley Hills and a couple other small municipalities. Their site, I believe is midcountyfpd.org. I'll check on that when I get home. Im riding with county police and we are at the Sprint Store right now.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 10-20-2007
The Mid County FPd up here is located in North St. Louis County. They cover the the beautiful cities of Wellston, Pagedale, Hillsdale, Hanley Hills and a couple other small municipalities. Their site, I believe is midcountyfpd.org. I'll check on that when I get home. Im riding with county police and we are at the Sprint Store right now.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 10-21-2007
Ok... I just walked in. Here is their site. [url="http://midcountyfpd.org/"]Mid-County FPD[/url]
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-04-2007
Kirkwood, MO
1934 General/Monarch
Ron Heal photo
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-05-2007
St.Louis, MO
2000 Spartan/Smeal
2000/400 75
Eng-31
Ron Heal photo
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-21-2007
Fenton FPD
Quint 1325
2007 Spartan Gladiator/Rosenbauer/TeleSqurt 68'
*Not Yet inservice
**Note the 1st Roto-Ray in St. Louis Metro
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-21-2007
Rear view
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-21-2007
Warning lights activated, I cant wait to see this at night!
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-21-2007
Unit that is being replaced and moved to reserve status.
Fenton FPD
Former Quint 1325
1993 Pierce Arrow/TeleSqurt 65'
St. Louis Metro - Ladder 68 - 12-22-2007
What Battalion is St. Louis Engine Co. 19 located in?
Thanks.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-22-2007
Corrections welcome, but I believe Engine 19 is in District 4 with Battalion 4.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-22-2007
Yep. The 19's are in District 4, BC 4.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-22-2007
Just trying to save this thread from being eliminated.
St. Louis Metro - tafd00367 - 12-22-2007
Steve, Glad you moved it too the top to save it.. I some how have missed it since becoming a member... Excellent work and alot of great history here...
Jason.
St. Louis Metro - Ladder 68 - 12-22-2007
So Battalion Chief 4 and District 4 are seperate levels of management? Like Chicago with Deputy District Chiefs and then District Chiefs.
Or does a Battalion Chief oversee a district?
Thanks.
St. Louis Metro - Guest - 12-22-2007
[quote name='Ladder 68' post='173086' date='Dec 22 2007, 16:26 ']So Battalion Chief 4 and District 4 are seperate levels of management? Like Chicago with Deputy District Chiefs and then District Chiefs.
Or does a Battalion Chief oversee a district?
Thanks.[/quote]
I believe Battalion Chiefs just oversee the districts. There is not a postion labled as District Chief. The district # is just the region of St. Louis. District 4 is South St. Louis City.
St. Louis Metro - Ladder 68 - 12-22-2007
Thanks for the information. Have a Merry Christmas.
St. Louis Metro - npfd801 - 12-22-2007
[quote name='SLCPDEXPLORER' post='172963' date='Dec 21 2007, 21:34 ']Rear view
I'm not one of those sticklers for this stuff, but thought I'd point out that this isn't a Telesqurt, but Rosenbauer's 68 foot boom called the Roadrunner. I know one has been delivered in Michigan already, but I'd bet this is one of the first few built...