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New ambulance for Mt. Prospect
The Mount Prospect Fire Department recently welcomed a brand-new Type I Medtec ambulance to Station 13. Known as one of the final Medtec units produced before the manufacturing halt, this impressive vehicle comes equipped with a Ford F-450 chassis and bears the job number 25913-1 as well as the fleet designation 527. It will officially replace Ambulance 13’s current unit, fleet number 524, which will then transition to reserve status at Station 14. Additionally, the existing Type III Taylor-Made unit, fleet number 521, will be decommissioned.
This marks the very first Type I ambulance acquisition for the Mount Prospect Fire Department, signifying an exciting upgrade in their emergency response capabilities. The new vehicle is not only a significant addition but also reflects a strategic move toward modernizing their fleet.
Attached below are some images of the new ambulance, captured by Larry Shapiro. As you can see, the unit is still in its pre-service phase, showcasing the sleek design and advanced features that make it a standout piece of equipment. The Medtec production details, including the job number and other specifications, further highlight the quality and craftsmanship that went into building this ambulance. The rear view of the vehicle displays the distinctive chevron striping and fleet number 527, adding to its professional appearance.
While these images provide a glimpse of what’s to come, the anticipation among the firefighters and the community alike continues to grow as this new asset prepares to hit the road. It's always thrilling to witness such advancements in emergency services, and we eagerly await the day when this state-of-the-art ambulance can fully serve the residents of Mount Prospect.
[Image descriptions: A close-up shot of the new ambulance, highlighting its Medtec branding; another image focusing on the production information plaque; the rear of the ambulance showing the unique striping and fleet number; and finally, a broader view capturing the entire vehicle in all its glory.]
Stay tuned for more updates as this new ambulance becomes operational!
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