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New Ambulances in Lake Villa
The Lake Villa Fire District has recently acquired two new ambulances. These are Type III units manufactured in 2011 by Osage, built on Ford E-450 chassis. According to Jeff Rudolph, who provided the information, neither of the new units has been assigned a number yet, and they are identical in appearance. From what can be determined, Ambulance 243, previously known as the 05′ unit, has been retired. Ambulance 242 was renumbered to 244, and Ambulance 244 became 245. The whereabouts of the old Ambulance 241 remain unclear. The two new ambulances are expected to take the numbers 241 and 242.
As reported earlier, the new ambulances have been painted in a striking red color, which is a significant change from the current fleet that features a blue and white scheme. This color change appears to mark a new direction for the Lake Villa Rescue Squad, which originally operated these units.
There are two images attached showing the new ambulances. One shows the unit that will be assigned as Ambulance 242, marking the first time red ambulances have been seen in the district. The photo was taken by Jeff Rudolph. Another image shows an older ambulance, likely the one being replaced, though the caption is incomplete.
The new ambulance is set to replace the existing 2010 Osage-built unit currently assigned to Ambulance 242. That unit will now be reassigned to Ambulance 244, which serves as the second ambulance at Station 2. This update reflects ongoing efforts to modernize and improve emergency response capabilities in the area.