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That was a few years back i think. E-one should have totally used some of the close up photos as advertisement to prove that there bumper is strong enough to hold up a fire truck.

Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital Fire Department Area Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital Fire Department covers the Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital, a 550 patient hospital that boarders the south-western part of Sarcity-Brickhills In Morris county. The area that they cover is 1 square mile and has a 4 story main building as well as many smaller cottages and maintenance buildings. Stations and Apparatus Greystone Park fire department has only 3 apparatus and 1 fire station. Engine 1, Utility 1, and Car 1 a take home vehicle by the fire chief. Personal Organization Greystone park fire department has 6 full time firefighters on staff. The firefighters are dived into 3 shifts of 2 men each. There is also one full time chief on duty that is at the station with the day shift during the week and is on call during nights and weekends from his home. Mutual Aid Due to Greystone parks small size the fire department gets automatic mutual aid on nearly every call. Mutual aid is provided by Morris county and Sarcity (Since it is within there first in) On the first alarm assignment Sarcity Fire District 1 and Port Morris fire department respond in conjunction with Greystone park. Greystone is the only department in the county that does not provide outside mutual aid due to low manpower

RM of Maple Fire organization Area Approximately two thirds of the RM is Farm land. All 3 stations have first dues in unhydranted rural area. Station 1 is located on Provincial Trunk Highway 7 and there first due includes a part of a small provincial park, a residential and low commercial area, and farm land located in the south east area of there first due. Station 2 is mostly a residential area with some farm land, there first due also includes a large river that flows south to north through the RM. Station 3s first due is mostly farm and includes a small industrial area and cargo train line. The Regional airport is also in there first due. Stations 3 stations Each has a Engine, Tanker, and Brush. In addition Station 1 has a ladder, and rescue. Station 2 has a water rescue. Station 3 also has a Light rescue, a UTV, and a regional Hazmat trailer. Personal Organization The Department is 100% volunteer except for a full time chief that works 9-5 at station 1. The chief goes by the call sign Chief 51. There is also 2 deputy chiefs for the department going by the call signs Deputy 61, and 62. Deputy 62 is assigned to Station 2 and has the fire ground role of safety officer. Deputy 61 is the training officer for all the 3 stations as well as joint trainings between mutual aid departments, Deputy 61 is currently assigned to Station 3. Each station has a captain and 2 lieutenants. All firefighters have a minimum of Firefighter I, and EMR. Most firefighters acquire there Firefighter II within two years of joining. In total the department has 69 members. Station 3 is home to the regional hazmat response team and has 8 members trained to Hazmat level 3. All certifications is done through the provincial fire academy, MESC (Manitoba Emergency Service College) located in Brandon. Dispatch is also run through the province. Fire Apparatus numbering All Fire suppression apparatus in the RM of maple have a 3 digit radio callsign The First digit designates the apparatus type a truck staring with: 2 is a rescue truck 3 is a ladder truck 4 is a engine 6 is for specialty vehicles (This includes tankers and brush trucks) The second digit designates the station it is at The third digit is for if there's more then 1 type of apparatus at that station eg. 411 is the first engine at station 1 412 is the second engine at station 1 Mutual Aid RM of maple is also home to a small regional airport with two crash tenders and a volunteer fire department comprised of the ground crew at the airport. RM of maple also supports fire suppression at the airport. RM of maple is in the Park South Mutual aid District. The MAD is comprised of 7 mutual aid departments and boarders a national park and has a provincial park in the district. The 7 departments are: Neilson Fire Department Wolseley Fire Department Aspen Ridge Fire Department Barclay Hill Fire Department Deep Bay Fire Department East Falcon Fire Department CFB Stevenson Fire Department (Canada DOD) Park south MAD also gets support from the Manitoba Office of the Fire Commissioner who provide USAR, GSAR, Emergency Response, Command, and fire investigation. The MAD also gets brush fire support from the provinces wildland firefighters and from a Parks Canada Wildfire team located in the nearby national park. RM of maple also gets outside mutual aid from Sarcity-Brickhills Fire Department. Medical response is provided by 5 provincial run ambulance at the local hospital.