Tech Rescue 12

This is Tech Rescue 12's new rig. It's about twice the size of the former rig.

Pump 12

On the ramp.

Toronto Heavy Rescue

Toronto's newest Heavy Rescue, Squad 313.

Arnprior Fire Department

Pumper-Tanker Truck
7400 International chassis
Hale pump 1250 i.g.p.m. (6000 l.)
2500 i.g. tank (11 365 l.-3002 US g.)

Pump 33

Google Map

This link was sent to me. It's really cool.

Enjoy!

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=114964395424621670986.000473f6b19a1091e1079&z=10

L35

Taken on September 11, 2009.

Pumper 52

Pumper 52 is a rescue pump serving the east end of the city. Just north of the Hwy. 174. The rig is one of 20 HME/Fort Gerry pumps purchased by the city of Ottawa.

Station 42

Located North of Hwy. 417 off March Rd.

Montreal

Station 25 - downtown

Montreal

Pumper 220 and Ladder 420. Couple nice new E-Ones.

Station 43

Ladder 11

Ladder 35

Stationed on Alta Vista, the site of the former Ottawa Fire Department station 8. This 2002 E-One Tower Ladder is a common sight in the cities south end.

Pump 35

Ladder 24

The former L11 and the current L24 at the scene of a minor fire in one of the city's west-end communities. Ladder 24 is a Spartan Gladiator chassis, galvanized RK 109ft. 4 section ladder, Hale 2000 GPM pump, 360 US gallon tank. Coach work by Carl Thibault.

Pump 23

Pump 23 at an MVC, Merivale Rd. N. 

Pump & Rescue

I caught Pump 12 and Rescue 12 parked at 13

Station 92

Located in the deep south is station 92 on Nixon Rd. They run a pump, tanker and squad.

P43

Not a very good picture of Pump 43's new rig. 2009 Spartan Metrostar/Carl Thibault.

Support

These are three new support vehicles in the OFS fleet. A Prevention mini-van, cube van and a heavy duty fifth wheel tow vehicle for the Prevention trailer, and perhaps other trailers.

Ottawa Airport

Ottawa Airport's new Rescue Unit by Seagrave Canada - photo by Peter Sinclair 

Working fire - Trimm & Innis

From what I gather, this fire was caused by a barbeque on a balcony. Despite efforts, the fire made it through the roof. Crews made short work of this blaze.

Backside of P52

Rear in-take... P52 working a 2 alarm job in Vanier.

Pumper 55

Surrounded by smoke, P55 at a 2 alarm fire in Vanier.

Vanier Fire - 2 alarm blaze at a rooming house.

Despite firefighters best efforts, the structure was a total loss.

Rescue 12

Pumper 53

Ladder 35

E-One tower ladder running Old Ottawa south. Pictured here at a 2 alarm fire in Ottawa's east end.

Van

Utility van 

P54

Hydro Sub Station Fire - March 13, 2009

My roommate called me to his window, and told there was a fire downtown. When I saw a huge lomb up, I was out the door with digi cam in hand. I headed east on the 417 towards the huge cloud of smoke. I got off the Queensway at Montreal Rd, and was met by a huge volume of traffic. The fire was at the Hydro Sub Station on Shefford Rd, near Canotek. I made my way to an area north of the fire, and was able to get a few pictures of crews working. When I arrived the fire was still rolling, however, the two tower ladders (L51 and L53) made short work of the fire. Crews also used a few large hand lines to bring the beast under control.