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Hey there,
This message is coming to you straight from Max Weingardt. He just shared some interesting details about the Highland Park Fire Department. They had a Code 4 situation at 734 Central Avenue on June 6, 2019. It’s always fascinating to see how these teams handle emergencies.
Attached, you’ll find a series of photos taken by Max himself. The first one shows the impressive Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Department Ambulance 52. It’s parked neatly with its emergency lights off, giving it that sleek professional look. Next up is the Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Protection District Truck 20. It’s parked in a way that makes it stand out even when it’s not in action mode.
Then we have the Highland Park FD Ambulance 32. This vehicle looks ready for anything, and the quality of the image really captures its presence. Following that is the iconic Highland Park FD Engine 34. You can almost feel the power radiating from this beast of a machine. There’s also an image showing firefighters on a building roof. These shots provide a unique perspective on their operations and how they approach different situations.
The final two images show more of the Highland Park FD Engine 34 and the Battalion Chief’s vehicle, the Highland Park FD Battalion 33. Both vehicles look sharp and prepared for any challenge. The captions under each picture remind us that all these fantastic shots were captured by none other than Max Weingardt.
It’s always inspiring to see how these departments operate, especially when it comes to maintaining readiness and professionalism. If you ever get the chance to visit any of these stations or speak with their teams, I highly recommend taking it. They’re doing incredible work in their communities.
Take care!
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