Bridgeview FD apparatus photos
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Hey everyone,
I just got back from visiting the Bridgeview Fire Department, and I have to say, it was an incredible experience! Martin Nowak was kind enough to show me around and even let me take some pictures of their impressive fleet. The department is spread across two stations, covering a district that’s about 4.15 square miles in size. They’ve got 27 career personnel on staff, which is pretty solid for such a compact area. Their primary communication frequency is 155.560 MHz, and they’re always ready to respond at a moment’s notice.
First up, we have Brush 407, a 2001 Chevy Silverado that looked like it could handle any brush fire with ease. Then there’s Engine 415, a 1986 KME/Darley model that’s been part of the team for quite some time. Unfortunately, it couldn’t be brought out during my visit, but I could tell it had history written all over it. Next, Engine 416, a 1997 HME Luverne unit, was temporarily out of service due to some maintenance issues. It still looked sharp though!
For ambulances, they have three different models. Ambulance 417 is a 2008 GMC 4500 with Horton equipment, while Ambulance 426 is a 1999 Ford E-450 equipped with Road Rescue gear. And finally, there’s Ambulance 406, a 2012 Ford F-450 fitted with Wheeled Coach technology. All these vehicles ensure the department can cover every emergency need efficiently.
Station 1 is located at 7500 S Oketo Ave in Bridgeview, IL, and you can reach them at (708) 924-8250 if you ever need assistance. Over at Station 2, which is at 7350 West 100th Place, they have Engine 405, a 2003 Crimson Metro Star FF that looks ready to roll into action anytime. Oh, and don’t forget Battalion 40, a 2005 Ford Expedition that’s perfect for coordinating efforts on-site.
Battalion Chief’s car, Car 401, is a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe that seemed both reliable and rugged. I also snapped a picture of the department patch—it’s really cool and symbolic of their commitment to protecting the community.
It’s amazing how much effort goes into keeping this department running smoothly. From the vehicles to the personnel, everything feels well-oiled and prepared. If you ever find yourself near Bridgeview, make sure to stop by and give them a shout-out for their hard work!
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