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Over the past few weeks, there have been several updates and additions made to the site, reflecting changes in various departments. Whenever possible, these updates are incorporated into the relevant department pages. Here’s a rundown of what’s new or refreshed:
Bill Friedrich contributed images of Berwyn Car 900 and Utility 912, along with details on Glenside Ambulance, which has now been added to the COLLECTION. Matt Schumann has been quite active too, adding Flossmoor Squad 1320 and Oak Lawn Medic 1, Service 20, Service 22, and Squad 1 (Engine 5). Additionally, he provided information on Manhattan Tanker 1227 at Station 2. Drew Gresik shared an update on Norwood Park Car 111, while Karl Klotz sent over details on Frankfort Ambulance 715, Rehab 776, and Dive Rescue Squad 3. Meanwhile, Matt Schumann also contributed data on Frankfort Engine 741, Engine 751, and Ambulance 4.
There are some exciting new entries as well. North Palos FPD has seen the addition of Ambulance 812 at Station 2 and Engine 823 at Station 3. On top of that, Dennis McGuire, Jr., provided a nostalgic photo of North Palos FPD Ambulance 842, which was originally Worth Ambulance 6712. This particular vehicle was a 1999 International Harvester 4700 Road Rescue, and it’s fascinating to see how it evolved from one department to another.
Attached below is a photo of North Palos Ambulance 842, showcasing its classic design. It’s interesting to note that this ambulance was previously Worth Ambulance 6712 before transitioning to North Palos. The accompanying image of Worth Ambulance 6712 highlights its original configuration as a 1999 IHC 4700 Road Rescue Type I. Both photos are courtesy of Dennis McGuire, Jr., and Bill Friedrich, respectively.
This latest round of updates reflects the ongoing evolution of emergency services across different regions. It’s always great to see how vehicles transition between departments and how they continue to serve their communities. If you have any additional photos or updates, feel free to share them—we’re always eager to keep the records as accurate and comprehensive as possible!