[quote name='SrFireOfficial' timestamp='1307557562' post='443363']
Front line Engine and Truck 106 are owned by the City of Falls Church. A small percentage of funding for their purchase was provided by Arlington County and the rigs were built very close to the ACFD specs with some minor changes (pump panel on E106, no tank or pump on T106). It is my understanding that the City of Falls Church would like to have their apparatus incorporated into the ACFD apparatus replacement cycle which may result in some changes and modifications to what they operate now. Also, City of Falls Church owns all the equipment (hose tools etc) carried on that apparatus.
[/quote]The frontline Medic, Reserve Medic, Ambulance, Utility, Reserve Engine and (soon-to-be-delivered) Light & Air were all purchased by the Volunteers. The trick is to look at a Station 6 piece and see if it has the word Volunteer on it. If it does, the volunteers purchased it.
Front line Engine and Truck 106 are owned by the City of Falls Church. A small percentage of funding for their purchase was provided by Arlington County and the rigs were built very close to the ACFD specs with some minor changes (pump panel on E106, no tank or pump on T106). It is my understanding that the City of Falls Church would like to have their apparatus incorporated into the ACFD apparatus replacement cycle which may result in some changes and modifications to what they operate now. Also, City of Falls Church owns all the equipment (hose tools etc) carried on that apparatus.
[/quote]The frontline Medic, Reserve Medic, Ambulance, Utility, Reserve Engine and (soon-to-be-delivered) Light & Air were all purchased by the Volunteers. The trick is to look at a Station 6 piece and see if it has the word Volunteer on it. If it does, the volunteers purchased it.