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The redcoats are coming

So CFD has sole function EMTs? Do you know their ambulances staffing?

Are the ambulances staffed by cross trained firefighters?

Do you have a link? 425 seems a lot, especially since last I heard the new buses are going to be F-550/ Hortons. That said San Francisco uses Sprinters. Personally, when I was in Newark we had them and for the most part they worked really well. Also, FDNY doesn't do inter-facility transport.

You're thinking of E*90

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Unfortunately not, it seems that they're out of stock.

Medic Locals, are something I haven't thought of for a few years.

"This year, D.C. Fire and EMS partnered with the National Testing Network which will develop and proctor the exam both virtually and in-person at testing centers with state-of-the-art security features in place."

As of a few years ago, they are all cross staffed with no specialty unit having a full time operator.

From what I remember the customer purchases whatever chassis they want and then sent it to them to be built on.

Maybe Rescue 1 (the apparatus manufacture)?

One of those engines is for S*4 correct?

Some more changes coming to Northern New Jersey, Elizabeth Fire Department has ordered eight new pieces of apparatus from Fire and Safety Services (Pierce). Including Rescue 1, Rescue 2 (replacing their former UASI Collapse Rescue), TAC (similar to FDNY's TSUs), and the Tactical Support Unit (a...

175 was 10-84

Stang

Nice find. Was neat to see San Francisco's new rigs, DC's rescues and the new Yonkers truck also.

Yes

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In a busy system, five years can run a ambulance into the ground. Our buses can go literal weeks without being turned off.