Bravo engines are owned and staffed by the vollies. They go in service mainly weekends to fill career engines out for training. Also, second or greater alarms to fill empty stations anywhere in the county, they are not confined to the station of origin. Bad weather will also place them in service.
Since they are ready reserve, on rare occasions when there are no reserves, they can be used as frontline engines.
Tim, Open House is Sat 15, Oct, if you want a good pic of R421 & TR421. E421B is scheduled to be in Herndon most of the day for a Public Safety PR event.
Hope this answers your questions, Bruce
Since they are ready reserve, on rare occasions when there are no reserves, they can be used as frontline engines.
Tim, Open House is Sat 15, Oct, if you want a good pic of R421 & TR421. E421B is scheduled to be in Herndon most of the day for a Public Safety PR event.
Hope this answers your questions, Bruce
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