Texas Emergency Medical Servies

[TacSupport1]

And another shot of one of the new Dallas Rescues- 2009 Ford F-350/Wheeled Coach. One of 19 delivered, as previously mentioned above.



   

[Txfirephoto]

Williamson County EMS

Medic 22

2007 Ford F-350/Medtec

[TacSupport1]

Sorry for the lousy shot, lighting was tough at that time....will try to get back there when I can to re-shoot. But figured everyone would want to see the sneak preview.....



Williamson County, TX EMS New Paint Scheme.



2009 Ford F-350/MedTec (Refurbished Box) Type I. They have an additional 4 new Wheeled Coaches and 3 remounts in this new scheme on order.



   

[GBFD 10]

PLEASE STOP POSTING AND READ THE NOTICES SECTION

[edburke]

Why don't we try showing them where to go.



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[TacSupport1]

Here's a better shot, I hope. I also hope they move it into sunlight this week!



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[Txfirephoto]

I was told that it's going to Medic 33 in Georgetown.



[quote name='TacSupport1' post='264950' date='Dec 7 2008, 14:26 ']Here's a better shot, I hope. I also hope they move it into sunlight this week!



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[TacSupport1]

[quote name='Txfirephoto' post='265212' date='Dec 8 2008, 18:30 ']I was told that it's going to Medic 33 in Georgetown.[/quote]



It is going to Medic 33, the "Medic 33" was applied yesterday it went into service this morning.

[Txfirephoto]

Thanks Tac.



I'm plaining on stopping by there station soon and get some pics.



[quote name='TacSupport1' post='265334' date='Dec 9 2008, 11:22 ']It is going to Medic 33, the "Medic 33" was applied yesterday it went into service this morning.[/quote]

[Guest]

2009 Chevrolet 4500 Wheeled Coach MAV



Frio Canyon EMS

Leakey, TX





John Anderson

San Antonio, TX

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[Guest]

one more....

[nealcraig]

Gotta love those Texas front bumpers.

[TacSupport1]

Austin-Travis County EMS

Medical Director Response/Command Unit

2009 Ford Expedition



ATCOMD=Austin Travis County EMS Office of the Medical Director



   

[TacSupport1]

Williamson County has assigned the ambulance (with the new paint scheme) photographed/detailed previously in this thread to Medic 33. Here it is letter for Medic 33.



   

[TacSupport1]

And here is a close up of the new door seal....



   

[TacSupport1]

Here's a better photo of the chevrons on the new Wilco units...



   

[lynnjake13]

[quote name='TacSupport1' post='232052' date='Jul 23 2008, 15:14 ']I wonder why ATCEMS would keep a vehicle "low profile" like this? Seems to be for a higher ranking officer.



Maybe just awaiting striping? Looked brand new.



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Could be Dr. Ed Roch's whip.....

[lynnjake13]

[quote name='NinjaMedic2293' post='232496' date='Jul 24 2008, 23:03 ']That is Assistant Chief Shammard's vehicle. The way the city purchases things, evidently if we ask for a large SUV and Tahoes happen to be what APD is purchasing thats what we get to due to the volume discounts, same thing with the light bar, APD switched to the Tomar BLADE so thats what we get. (Although the new district command vehicles have the standard Tomar 930L bar go figure) As far as the lights it seems excessive to me for a vehicle that does not normally respond to incidents but im a pee-on so who knows.[/quote]

Hey Ninja...would that be Jim Shammard??????......If so.....I did my internship with him when he was a "plain ol' streetmedic" (that was back in '97)!!!

[Guest]

Flashback back to Houston. My long EMS career began in the suburbs of Houston in the mid 70's. I had the priviledge of riding out with Cypress Creek EMS when it was formed in 1975 to provide ambulance service for the citizens in the unincorporated part of North Houston. The Harris County Emergency Corps staffed the ambulance and provided their two ambulances during the day and at night and on weekends civilian volunteers manned the unit(s). This first rig was converted by members of the Corps. Unit 452 was a ?year Ford Econoline converted van. Thanks for the great times John,John,Charley and a host of others who mentored me.

[Guest]

This second Emergency Corps ambulance was Unit 453 which also was a ? year Ford Econoline converted van. All the conversion work on these 2 rigs was done by the proud members of the Emergency Corps.