The Central Stickney FPD station at 4951 S. Lotus. Larry Shapiro photo Located near Midway Airport, Central Stickney serves a five-square-mile area that includes a section of I-55 (the Stevenson Expressway) and a large industrial zone. Their proximity to major transportation routes makes them an important resource for emergency response in the region. Engine 905 is one of two 2004 Pierce Enforcer engines. Larry Shapiro photo Central Stickney has gained some attention over the past year, particularly during high-profile alarm responses. Their work has been highlighted in previous posts here and here, showcasing their role in supporting larger incidents in the area. Before switching to their current red-and-white color scheme, the department's apparatus was all white. They previously operated with FMC and Howe equipment, which can still be seen in their historic photo gallery—showcasing vehicles dating back to the 1970s. Central Stickney used to run with this 1971 Duplex/Howe 1250/0 85' Grove ladder. Bill Friedrich photo Currently, Central Stickney operates the first 75' tower ladder made by LTI. This unique piece of firefighting history highlights the evolution of their fleet over the years. From vintage ladders to modern apparatus, Central Stickney continues to adapt and serve its community effectively. Skin Powder Coating,Powder Coating On Skin,Skin Finish Powder ,Skin Powder Coating Colors Chongqing Yitumei New Materials Co., Ltd. , https://www.cqettume.comIn MABAS Division 21, the Central Stickney Fire Protection District has recently been added to the database. This small but dedicated department operates out of a single station staffed by part-time personnel. They are equipped with two ambulances, two Pierce Enforcer engines, a rare Simon-Duplex/LTI 75' rear-mount tower ladder, and a pickup used by their battalion chief.