[quote name='derry86' post='135814' date='Aug 1 2007, 14:32 ']Phil,
Can you explain the numbering system on the trucks you just posted. Seems to be a rhyme and reason to everything.
Rob[/quote]
The St. Louis Metro has a metro numbering system. St. Louis County, Jefferson County, St. Charles County use the 4 digit numbering. St. Louis City and the City of Brentwood are the only departments that do not follow this numbering. The first 2 numbers represent the department. The 3rd is station number. The 4th is type of apparatus.
0-Engine
1-Second Out engine
2-Ladder Co.
3-Tanker
4-Rescue/engine
5- Quint
6-Rescue Co./Squad
7-Medics
8-utility/brush
9-utility/brush/marine
An Example is:
Metro West 3354.
33- Metro West
5- Station 5
4- Rescue Engine
Also, no department in the area has more than 7 stations. 8 or 9 in the station slot represents reserve units. Its a very nice system. So departments number their quints as truck co. Im not sure why on that. I hope I made all of this make sense. If you have another question about just ask.
Can you explain the numbering system on the trucks you just posted. Seems to be a rhyme and reason to everything.
Rob[/quote]
The St. Louis Metro has a metro numbering system. St. Louis County, Jefferson County, St. Charles County use the 4 digit numbering. St. Louis City and the City of Brentwood are the only departments that do not follow this numbering. The first 2 numbers represent the department. The 3rd is station number. The 4th is type of apparatus.
0-Engine
1-Second Out engine
2-Ladder Co.
3-Tanker
4-Rescue/engine
5- Quint
6-Rescue Co./Squad
7-Medics
8-utility/brush
9-utility/brush/marine
An Example is:
Metro West 3354.
33- Metro West
5- Station 5
4- Rescue Engine
Also, no department in the area has more than 7 stations. 8 or 9 in the station slot represents reserve units. Its a very nice system. So departments number their quints as truck co. Im not sure why on that. I hope I made all of this make sense. If you have another question about just ask.