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New tanker for Reddick Community FPD (more)
Here is a collection of photos from the Quad County Fire Equipment, Inc. and Fire Truck Resource Facebook page, showcasing the restoration work done on a former Prospect Heights FPD tanker before it was delivered to the Redick Community Fire Protection District. These images provide a behind-the-scenes look at the hard work and dedication that went into bringing this equipment back to life.
The first set of photos shows the initial stages of the refurbishment process, highlighting the effort required to bring an older fire truck up to modern standards. Each image captures different aspects of the project, from structural repairs to cosmetic updates, giving a clear view of the transformation taking place.
As the project progressed, new photos were posted showing the development of a brand-new tanker specifically built for the Redick Community FPD. This vehicle is being constructed with the latest technology and safety features, ensuring it will serve the community effectively for years to come.
These updates not only reflect the professionalism of Quad County Fire Equipment, Inc. and Fire Truck Resource but also show the importance of maintaining and upgrading emergency response vehicles. It's a great example of how local businesses can support public services and make a real difference in their communities.
Thanks, Chris, for sharing these amazing updates!