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Station 62 is a volunteer station located in the village of Fitzroy Harbour. It is home to 3 apparatus.
Pump 62 was originally a demo 1999 American Lafrance Eagle/RD Murray 1250/500 originally purchased by Cumberland Township. The cab was destroyed in a collision with a school bus after amalgamation when it was running as Pump 53. The body was deemed salvageable, and in 2002, Carl Thibault placed the body on a Spartan Advantage. This is the only Spartan Advantage on the Ottawa fleet, and this may be the only RD Murray in Canada.
Water Rescue 62 is a 2013 Ford F250 that tows a water rescue boat. This boat is slated to be replaced this year.
Although this truck is used as a reserve, when it is at its home station, it is run as a 2nd pump, therefor it is referred to as Pump 72B. A 1997 Freightliner/Superior 1050/1000
Pumper Tanker 53 is this 2010 Spartan/Carl Thibault 1250/2500. This truck is run by the volunteer contingent at station 53. Shown here at a public relations event.
Hazmat Support 21 is this 2006 GMC/PK Bodies. This carries additional equipment for the hazmat team.
Forty years ago I worked for the Dominion Fire Commissioner (the Federal Government Fire Marshal) in Ottawa. I spent a lot of time around the Ottawa Fire Dept. so here are some of the apparatus from the summer of 1975. Back then the OFD served only the City of Ottawa and the other eight fire departments that were amalgamated in 2001 were on their own.
Pump 2A - 1971 Thibault 1050/500? Quote:Pump 3B - 1973 Thibault-IH 1050/300?Thanks Ian, I remember these as a kid, and some of them I was able to photograph before they were retired. Hope you have some more!! Thanks |
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