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Quite the runs to work ratio

HazMat units are tiered in thier capabilities, HazTech engine and then Squads have lesser capabilities, equipment, training, etc than HM*1.

Another Lithium Ion battery fire

Member does not require EMS

Lots of work to be had today

I'll play 332 any day of the week

https://chicagoareafire.com/blog/2021/12/chicago-fire-department-lodd-mashawn-plummer-more/

1995 Adam ClaytonPowell Junior Blvd Fire 2 floor of a 5 floor MD

E*303, 298, 275, 315 L*126, 127, 133F, 125 s/ BN*50, 51 R*4 SQ*270

I came across a few pictures of Macks in Rescue Services livery. The first is a 2002 and the second is R*5's 1985. Those anyone know their purpose? It's strange to see them marked up for Rescue Services, when SOC had already been established. I believe the photographer is a member of the site...

Replaced

Fire Design LLC in Haddonfield, NJ does the work.

I have to read more, but it seems unfortunately similar to FF Walter Smith's line of duty death.

Technically E-bikes are illegal in the city, which would make such a campaign hard to justify. Additionally, many of the users who rely on these bikes for work or transportation don't have the option to buy the more expensive models.

HM*1 s/c, lithium ion battery involved...

Didn't take long to baptize the new rig.

3 x 10-45

First Mayday, green tag not transported. Second Mayday, refused EMS and was not considered a patient. Both members returned to fire operations.

My understanding is that most companies keep them stored in the firehouse. Perhaps another member with more experience on the subject, can jump in.