NOZZLEMAN'S PICTURES

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Next up is Battalion 3

 

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Up next is one of the staff vehicles that was at Station 31. This one was marked as A-1. I am thinking Assistant Chief. I know that the CCFD Fire Chief was at the open house today and I was able to talk with him for a minute. He was showing his son around the station.

 

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Here is another one of the Staff Vehicles that was at 31's

 

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Okay next up is a Engine was at one time Engine 24 and Engine 28. I still has the markings on the rear covered up for Engine 28.

 

The sad thing is that this engine was once a CBRNE engine which was part of the HazMat Units. A few years ago there was a scandal within the Clark County Fire Department about overtime and sick leave. In an effort to cut down on expenses County Commissioners  closed the heavy rescue and HazMat units. This included taking away the CBRNE ratings of some of the engine companies. The largest department in the State of Nevada now depends on the City of Las Vegas to provide HazMat and Heavy Rescue in the County.  To me it does not make any sense especially when Henderson and North Las Vegas have their own units.

 

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If you look you can see where they just painted over the unit numbers on the rear of the rig.

 

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Henderson Fire and Rescue Engine Co 95 on the scene of a food on the stove fire in September 2014.

 

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And it was 100 how many degrees that day?

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<span><span>And it was 100 how many degrees that day?</span></span>

<span><span>It was around a hundred the day the picture was taken above. </span></span>

 

<span><span>and during the open house yesterday it was in 80's to 90's. Actually a very cool day for us this time of year. </span></span>