Jason's Travel's 2014

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Jacksonville's newest Tiller

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JFRD Ladder 44

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Georgetown City, SC Rescue 15

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Georgetown City, SC Tower 17

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Surfside Beach, SC Tower 56

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Murrell's Inlet Garden City, SC Tower 77

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Myrtle Beach, SC Engine 631

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Midway, SC

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Horry County, SC Tower 7

[upstatefire31]

Horry County, SC Tower 7

Did they get any other new trucks?

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10 engines, a commercial 3300 gallon tanker, 100' straight stick quint, and the Tower

[chief60]

10 engines, a commercial 3300 gallon tanker, 100' straight stick quint, and the Tower

Did they take delivery of all of them? I thought them were having issues like Augusta GA did.

[chief60]

That is one good looking Engine.  

 

I also didn't know that JFRD went away from Squads.  I was a volly with JFRD for a short time in the late 90's.  Ended up down in St John's county when I bought a house down there.  

I thought they put 4 squads back in service? I thought they were at 4,12,14,37?

[AFD Prescott]

Chief, I am far from an expert on Jacksonville could only go off of what I heard. The guys at 13 said they are not a squad now but will soon be. Kind of strange with 12 being literally the next station over.

[upstatefire31]

10 engines, a commercial 3300 gallon tanker, 100' straight stick quint, and the Tower

Well lets hope I can get a pic or 2 while im there in a few weeks

[chief60]

Chief, I am far from an expert on Jacksonville could only go off of what I heard. The guys at 13 said they are not a squad now but will soon be. Kind of strange with 12 being literally the next station over.

I'm not either. I was going by what I had been told when we were looking at their tiller during our pre-con at Pierce. I thought it also showed 4 on their last monthly run count. If you get down around Savannah, we should have our 4 engines in two weeks and new tiller by September. 

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Horry County's newest Tanker

[Dash172]

My understanding is that Horry County is a done with KME. Too many issues. Pierce's on order.

news.<a class="bbc_url" href="http://www.piercemfg.com/pierce/news/south-carolinas-horry-county-fire-rescue-purchases-nine-Pierce-enforcer-apparatus">http://www.piercemfg.com/pierce/news/south-carolinas-horry-county-fire-rescue-purchases-nine-Pierce-enforcer-apparatus</a>

[Dash172]

That's Horry County.

[AFD Prescott]

Lexington county Fire Services sold their 2011 KME to Windy Hill Fire Rescue