Ottawa Fire Services

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Do you have any photos from Fitzroy Harbour?

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Pump 35 is a 2006 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1250/500. Station 35 is a busy station located south of downtown.

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Ladder 35 is a 2002 E\-One 1750/300/95 foot.

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Pump 37 covers the south end community of Riverside South, and is a 2009 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1250/500. P37 is equipped with heavy extrication equipment.

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Ladder 37 is a 2008 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1750/300/104 foot RK ladder.

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Water Rescue 37 is a 2013 Ford F250 that tows a Zodiak rescue boat.

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Car 40 is a 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe.  District 4 is the Deep West District, which covers the rapidly growing communities of Kanata and Barhaven.

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Pump Tank 46 is a 2010 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1250/2500.  Station 46 is a new station located near the Ottawa Senators hockey rink.  Station 46 is one of 4 stations that have career and volunteers running together out of the same station.  PT46 is manned by volunteers.

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Pump 54 is a 2003 HME/Fort Garry 1250/500.

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Ladder 54 is a 2008 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1750/300/109 foot.  Station 54 is former Gloucester Station 4, and is located in Blackburn Hamlet in the city's east end.

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Pump 57 is a 2013 KME 1250/600.  Station 57 is a very busy station located in Vanier.  The medical compartment has been customized with oversize band-aids!

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Foam Truck 25 is a 2007 International Platform on Demand Truck, that usually has the foam pod deployed.  The foam pod is the former foam trailer, remounted onto the platform, and equipped with 4 large foam totes.  A combined total of 1250 gallons of Class B foam concentrate is carried.  Additional totes are available and can be brought to the scene.  

[jlg1875]

Still nothing on the ladder boards on the Carl Thibault aerials, how come?

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Still nothing on the ladder boards on the Carl Thibault aerials, how come?

A policy on that has been completed.  The boards will say Ottawa, have the department crest on them, and there is a spot being left for individual stations to apply their station logo.  However, prior to any station logo being applied, it must be approved by management.  There are a list of specifications that must be followed in order to have the station crest approved.  These crests can be applied to all apparatus within that station, once approved.  This is a good thing for morale as it gives the stations a chance to design something that they can be proud of, to show their identity,  There have been several approved, and are starting to appear on rigs.

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Ladder 33 is a 2008 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1750/300/104 foot.  This shows the new approved ladder board that will be going on the ladders.  The empty space is for the station logo to go once approved.

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Pump 52 is a 2002 HME/Fort Garry 1250/500.

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Car 50 is the Eastern District Chief for District 5, and is one of the busiest district chiefs in the city.  A 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe.

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Rescue 43 is a 2010 Spartan/Eastway.  Station 43 is former Nepean Station 1, in Bell's Corners, in the city's west end.

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Pump 53 is a 2013 KME 1250/600.  Station 53 is the station with the largest fleet, and is one of the stations housing career and volunteers.  Former Cumberland Station 1, this station protects the east end communities of Fallingbrook and Orleans.

[upstatefire31]

I do say.....I love the Pump Panel set up on the KME's.....Makes the body style look "clean"