The City of London, Ontario, Canada currently provides fire prevention & emergency services out of 14 Stations and almost 100 vehicles. Each vehicle has a call-sign and is listed below by the vehicle type.
Each vehicle has a unique identifier, find out more here.
No.4 Station receives first pumper truck, 1942 Bickle Seagrave. (L-R) Driver Jim Fitzgerald Sr., Alderman Elmo Curtis, Chief R.C.McDonald and Sales Representatives.
No.4 Station receives first pumper truck, 1942 Bickle Seagrave.(L-R) Driver Jim Fitzgerald Sr., Alderman Elmo Curtis, Chief R.C.McDonald and Sales Representatives.
No.3 Pumper in front of Station 5. (L-R) Ede Lyons, Jim Fitzgerald Sr., Capt. John Hamilton
Standing beside the Chief's Official 1927 Studebaker is Fire Chief Charles E. Jenner and on the left is his driver and fellow firefighter A. B. Handley. About 1928. ...
Fire department vehicles are displayed in the northwest corner of Market Square during a review by the Mayor and the Fire Chief. Businesses along Talbot Street and Market Lane ...
