Southern California Small cities

[thom2943]

Montebello 2002 American LaFrance T51

[usonian55077]

[quote name='thom2943' date='11 December 2010 - 01:06 AM' timestamp='1292049965' post='414541']

Montebello 2002 American LaFrance T51

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Maybe an odd side question, but, is there a name or reference # for the font that the LACoFD (and also Montebello)uses to letter their apparatus?

[Monrovia1]

Pasasdena Fire's new 100FT Seagrave Tiller assigned to Truck 32.

[Guest]

what the hell !, say it isn't so, the new pasadena truck didn't go to truck 31, since it's the buiser truck ...lol <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/shrug.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' /> <img src='http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/shrug.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='' />

[Monrovia1]

Truck 31 is the busier truck but Truck 32 since there KME w was a POS was running in a 84 Seagrave.

[Monrovia1]

Truck 32 running in the reserve Seagrave.

[Monrovia1]

Truck 32 in there KME one of the few times it wasn't in the shop.

[Guest]

Does anyone have photos of Jullian or Pine Valley Fire apparatus ?

[Image7801]

San Diego Rescue 4 - Running the reserve 1995 (?) Pierce Lance

   

[Image7801]

San Diego Rescue 4 - Running the reserve 1995 (?) Pierce Lance

   

[Monrovia1]

Better shot of Sierra Madre Engine 41.

[Monrovia1]

New Glendale Truck 21 with its stick raised. This new truck looks exactly like the old one except for the chevrons on the back.

[Monrovia1]

Truck 21.

[Monrovia1]

Comtpon Air & Light Unit.

[fyrfoto]

[quote name='joeyk46' timestamp='1281583057' post='396979']

the pasadena water tender is 2500 gallons not 1500

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The contender dx single axle tanker is typically 2100 gallons.

[Monrovia1]

Orange County's monster Truck/Quint.

[Monrovia1]

New command vehicle for the JPL Fire Chief.

[Monrovia1]

USC FD.

[Monrovia1]

Compton Engine 44.

[hoss]

[quote name='Monrovia1' timestamp='1299041817' post='427597']USC FD.[/quote]



I did a quick search for University of Southern California Fire EMS and not much of what I was looking for came up, any ideas were I can find out more about their operations? At one time I hosted a listing of campus based FDs which there are fewer and fewer of all the time, but still most college campuses are small cities in and of themselves. I think there was a thread at one point on firepics about that subject too, hmmm might be time to re-invent it.