Several former fire trucks from Illinois are now stationed in Mexico, as documented by Karl Klotz. These vehicles have found new homes across the border, continuing their service in different communities. A former engine from the Roberts Park FPD and a TeleSqurt from North Palos FPD, both now serving in Mexico. Photo from Flickr. A photo of 'Estacion de Bomberos Iguala', taken in Iguala de la Independencia, in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. North Palos Truck 804. Photo by Jack Connors. Roberts Park FPD Engine 30. Photo by Jack Connors. These trucks, once part of local emergency services in Illinois, have been repurposed and continue to serve in Mexican communities. Their presence highlights the cross-border exchange of equipment and the shared commitment to public safety. Whether it's a Mack or a Ford model, these fire trucks still play a vital role in protecting lives and property far from their original home. ASTM B760 Tungsten Plate, Tungsten Plate, Tungsten Sheet,Tungsten Foil GNEE (Tianjin) Multinational Trade Co.,Ltd , https://www.suppliersteel.com
Where are they now … Roberts Park & North Palos
North Palos FPD - Truck 804 (Mack CF)
Roberts Park FPD - Engine 309 (Ford/E-ONE)
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