NEW DELIVERY - TANGIER ISLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Tangier Volunteer Fire Department of Tangier Island (Station 21), proudly announces that "Ambulance 21-2" was delivered and placed into service on Friday, December 30, 2011. The ambulance was built by Demers Ambulances of Beloeil, Quebec Canada and is placed on a 2012 Chevrolet G3500 chassis, powered by a gasoline motor. The unit was purchased through David Merritt, Ambulance Sales Manager for Winstead's Fire Equipment of Denton, Maryland. Some features include safety yellow grab bars, rear-vision safety camera, EVS attendant seat with built-in child safety seat, and a Whelen L.E.D. emergency lighting package. The radio installation was completed by Delmarva Two-way Radio, who also installed a Wilson dual band mobile wireless cell phone signal booster. The new ambulance replaced a 1994 Ford Van-style ambulance that the company traded in towards the purchase of the new unit.
Photos courtesy of the Tangier Volunteer Department and David Merritt of Winstead's Fire Equipment
Photos courtesy of the Tangier Volunteer Department and David Merritt of Winstead's Fire Equipment
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