Chicago Fire Department 2-2-2, Engine 108 & Tower 23 Responding

To a Still & Box Alarm 8667 W Foster 6-21-19
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[@metraforce441]

Wow the LED nose is spreading to a lot of engines! I really am starting to like some LED upgrades, especially on the ambulances with a more bright white LED square that flash on and off between all the red ones. Awesome catch!

[@alarmoffice711]

Thanks & I was just about to leave

[@metraforce441]

ChicagoScanner your just so lucky I guess! No matter what I do I never even catch anything! 😂

[@alarmoffice711]

@@metraforce441 Some luck & a lot of standing around

[@alarmoffice711]

The ambulances have always had a white front & center

[@TokyoGosu592]

Full house!

[@Average_Joe87]

Is 2-2-2 using a real Q or an electronic Q? I'm trying to recognize the difference between the two sirens.

[@alarmoffice711]

All electric

[@SpartacusColo]

Run that tower out too fast and something on it, or the station gets broken. Maybe both.

[@Firebuff101]

Sad to see a city neglect its FD and force its firefighters to work on equipment well past its retirement age, especially with a call volume like Chicago's.

[@Born2doom]

Chicago will be replacing it’s whole fire fleet with Eone fire apparatus by the end of the contract but yeah it took the city a while

[@Firebuff101]

@Jacks Vacs and Safety Yes, but being in service 25 years is not exactly recommended with such a high call volume.