Fictional Department History

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Engine 2 also receives a new 2009 Pierce Quantum. Credits to KDWMAEMT and RIEMT

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Engine 2

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Former Engine 2 is sent to the Training Centre as Training Engine 1

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Due to the large number of apparatus, a second mobile mechanic is created. Fleet Unit 2 is a 2009 Mercedes Sprinter. Credits to Deviantart.

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In 2010 the department purchases its first dedicated command unit. Money is provided for its purchase by the group of chemical and petrochemical facilities located in the city, with the assumption that the command truck will be used for incidents at any of these facilities.

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Command 1 is assigned to, and shown at Station 14

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Engine 8 receives a new Pierce Quantum engine in 2010. Credits to KDWMAEMT and RIEMT

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Engine 8

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Former Engine 8 is reassigned to Training Engine 2

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A new company is organized in 2010, and runs the second squad company in the department. Squad 10 runs as a rescue pumper, and is placed in service to deal with the growing number of vehicle accidents that are now occurring due to the huge population growth, along with the increased traffic flows, and to take some of the pressure off Engine 10 with its large call volume. Credit to KDWMAEMT and RIEMT

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Squad 10

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The final large truck purchased in 2010 is a new rig for Hazmat 11.

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Hazmat 11

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Former Hazmat 11 reassigned to Reserve Hazmat 11

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Car 2, the Deputy Chief of Operations receives a 2010 Chev Tahoe.

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Car 3, the Deputy Chief of Technical Services also receives a 2010 Chev Tahoe.

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FPO3, one of the fire prevention officers, receives a 2010 Ford Taurus. Credits to Deviantart.

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As does FPO4

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And also FPO6

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The Fire Prevention office is increased in size with the addition of FPO7, also with a 2010 Ford Taurus.