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Where are they now … Elk Grove Village & Oswego
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I just received some interesting updates from Christopher T. Holmes regarding the vehicles currently being used by Waubonsee Community College. As it turns out, they have an ambulance that was previously part of the Oswego Fire Protection District (FPD), which he referred to as "X-Oswego FPD." Additionally, there’s also an engine that originally belonged to the Elk Grove Village Fire Department, marked as "X-Elk Grove Village."
Here’s what I gathered from his message along with some additional details:
- The ambulance now serving Waubonsee was once operated under the Oswego FPD banner. Holmes himself took the photograph showcasing this vehicle, which clearly highlights its former affiliation.
- The fire engine, on the other hand, has a storied history with Elk Grove Village. Holmes captured another image of this particular rig, noting how it proudly displays its original insignia from when it served the community as Engine 10.
For reference, here are a couple more images provided by Holmes and others:
One photo shows the current Waubonsee ambulance in all its glory, still bearing faint traces of its past service with Oswego FPD. Meanwhile, another snapshot taken by Bill Friedrich gives us a closer look at what an Oswego FPD ambulance might have looked like during its active years.
Switching gears slightly, we have two more pictures focusing on the fire engine side of things. One of these was clicked by Holmes himself, highlighting the transformation this vehicle underwent after leaving Elk Grove Village behind. Interestingly enough, Larry Shapiro contributed yet another image featuring Elk Grove Village Engine 9, giving us a nostalgic glimpse into their firefighting heritage.
These transitions—where retired emergency vehicles find new homes—are always fascinating stories. It goes to show how resources can be repurposed while preserving elements of their original identity.
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