The Elmhurst Fire Department, part of MABAS Division 12, has recently been added to the site. The images were submitted by Dennis McGuire, Jr. Notably, Elmhurst has undergone a significant visual transformation, switching from its long-standing white and school bus yellow with green stripes to a more classic white and red color scheme. In addition to the new paint job, the department has also transitioned from E-ONE to Pierce apparatus, marking a major update in their fleet.
While the fire suppression units are staffed by career firefighters, the EMS units operate under a contract-based staffing model. This arrangement allows for flexibility and efficient resource management.
Below are several high-quality images of the department's current equipment:
![Elmhurst Fire Department Medic 1]( "Elmhurst_M1-DM")
Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department Engine 1]( "Elmhurst_E2-DM")
Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department Engine 3]( "Elmhurst_E3-DM")
Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department Mobile Command and Communications Center]( "Elmhurst_MC1-DM")
Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Historically, Elmhurst had a diverse fleet that included American LaFrance, Pierce, Mack, and Darley engines. Their former aerials were both 100-foot rear-mount ladders from Pirsch. Here are some historic photos that showcase the department’s past:
![Elmhurst Fire Department historic fire apparatus photo]( "Elmhurst_E2_1974_Hend-1871S_Pierce_1500-500-LS")
1974 Hendrickson 1871S/Pierce Suburban engine with a 1,500-GPM pump and 500 gallons of water. Larry Shapiro photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department American LaFrance 1000 Series]( "Elmhurst_E3_1971_Alfco-1000-Series_1250-500-LS")
This 1000 Series American LaFrance engine was built in 1971 with a 1,250-GPM pump and 500 gallons of water. Larry Shapiro photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department mack Pirsch ladder truck]( "Elmhurst_T1_1978_Mack-CF_Pirsch_250-150_100'-LS")
Elmhurst Truck 1 was previously a 1978 Mack CF/Pirsch that was refurbished in 1992 by RPI. The 100′ rear-mount aerial had a 250-GPM PTO pump with 150 gallons of water. Larry Shapiro photo
![Elmhurst Fire Department Pirsch aerial ladder]( "Elmhurst_T2_1981_Pirsch_100'-LS")
Elmhurst Truck 2 used to have this 1981 Pirsch aerial ladder that was also refurbished by RPI in 1992. Larry Shapiro photo
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