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Fire Department's New Wheels

MATHIAS VIRAMONTES


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The Utility Trucks at Station 2 in Rockford Hills
 

On the 14th of October, Los Santos News Network was invited for a tour around the new fleet of the Los Santos Fire Department. The journey started up in Rockford Hills, at the main headquarters; Station Two. Straight away we were already treated by the sight of the new utility vehicles lined up at the parking.

 

 

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Swift Water Rescue unit along with the Brush unit

 

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Engine and the Rescue Ambulance / Battalion Chief's vehicle

 

Next on our list of destinations was Station One. The station located in Paleto Bay which recently opened up and is the main base for the volunteers of the department. At their parking lot we saw the rescue ambulance and the vehicle referred to as the engine which are stationed at every station. 

 

The special deployment units were to be found at the back of the rather small headquarters. They were lined up, the Swift Water Rescue unit along with the Brush unit gleamed. The purpose of the latter was explained by Chief Randy Sikes himself: "We have a lot of forest and countryside out here, so we have Brush unit. They respond to all wildland fires and grass fires."

 


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Interior of Station 1 in Paleto Bay

 

The tour continued in the country side of Los Santos as Sandy Shores was visited; Station Four. This station is officially the smallest station of the department but were obviously not forgotten seeing the photographs of the vehicles based there.

 


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Brush unit at Station 4 in Sandy Shores

 

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Rescue Ambulance & Engine / Utility vehicle

 

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Interior of the smallest station of the Fire Department

 

Following this was Station Three, which was located in Davis. Being the main station of the USAR division it was the most crowded one. What this division is about was explained to us by Chief Sikes: "Urban Search and Rescue deal with the more tricky operations. It's a small group of firefighters, but volunteers have the opportunity to join if they'd like. They get to do a lot of cool things."

 


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Chief R. Sikes along with several fire fighters

 

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USAR Truck along with the Rescue Engine

 

At the station itself the new fleet was looking amazing in the setting sun. Almost all type of vehicles available to the department were present at this base. The photographs which LSNN were able to make of them speak volumes.

 


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Swift Water Rescue unit and the back of the HazMat truck

 

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HazMat Truck / Rescue Ambulance

 

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The rear of the Rescue Ambulance

 

The trip ended at the Los Santos International Airport. Asking about the different color of these vehicles compared to the others the chief commented: "Pilots and the control tower need to be able to see our vehicles well.".

 

We know the LSFD will put these new vehicles to good use!


 

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Rescue Ambulance & Engine / Crash trucks

 

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Los Santos Fire Department Air Division's helicopters

 

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