Demers Ambulances, Braun Ambulances, Crestline Coach, and Medix Specialty Vehicles are making their way to Indianapolis, Indiana, April 25-30, 2022. The ambulance manufacturers will display eight new ambulances in booths #5638 and #5438 of the Indiana Convention Center during FDIC International and JEMS Conference & Expo. Exhibit Hall hours will be Thursday, 10:00 am to 5:30 pm, Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.

“We are excited to be heading back to Indy with eight gorgeous ambulances that showcase the best of our four brands,” says Kim Braun, U.S. President. “Many of these are customer units, meaning visitors will be able to see unique customizations and other features selected for real-world application. We are proud to bring this outstanding product line-up and we look forward to connecting with customers old and new.”

Demers Ambulances

Known best for sophistication and innovation; you’ll never need to compromise with Demers Ambulances. Demers will display two customer units, the MXP 150 and MX 164. Thanks to The Villages Fire Rescue, visitors can experience the MXP 150 Type I ambulance, built for both crew comfort and occupant safety. This unit combines a rugged exterior with top-of-the-line details, like superior insulation, a spacious front cabin with a pass-through window, a large compartment ALS on the front wall, and much more. The Demers MX 164 Type III is the overall best-selling Type III ambulance in the Demers lineup and has earned the reputation as a workhorse for good reason. The design offers best-in-class safety, ergonomics, and reduced maintenance. While this model comes feature-rich, it also offers various layouts to provide ample choice for any department. Thank you to the City of Wheaton Fire Department for sharing their unit with us. For more information on Demers Ambulances, visit Demers-Ambulances.com. 

Seeking an all-electric purpose-built ambulance?

It’s arrived! If you haven’t heard yet, Demers Ambulances, in partnership with Lion Electric, developed an all-electric purpose-built ambulance that is designed by paramedics, for paramedics. Now is your chance to learn more about the Demers eFX 184” ambulance in booth #5638 at the Demers informational display. The first customer ambulance is scheduled to roll out in Fall 2022 so don’t wait, schedule a time to meet with a sales representative to learn more.

Braun Ambulances

Celebrating 50 years in business, Braun Ambulances truly stands the test of time as a premier ambulance manufacturer in the Fire/EMS industry. Built for life, Braun delivers on its commitment to safety, innovation, customization, and quality craftsmanship with each truck delivered. Braun will showcase two customer units: its crown jewel, the Chief XL Type I, and the Braun Super Chief model. Courtesy of Corvallis Fire & Rescue, exhibitors can experience the 169” Chief XL module which is one of the best-known ambulances in the industry for providing ample workspace, significant storage, and top-of-the-line comfort. This model is a top choice for departments seeking quality and reliability, with countless customization options. Braun will also display the rugged Super Chief Type I ambulance, courtesy of Crown Point Fire Rescue. This heavy-duty model features a 170” module designed to carry more equipment and handle the intense demands of high call volume departments. Specific to safety and innovation, both models are compatible

Oakland welcomes our community to envision a new state-of-the art fire station, fire training, education center and community complex located at 905 66th Avenue. The relocation of Fire Station No. 29 to this site is a top priority to replace the aging and outdated station. We invite you to learn more about the relocation and proposed plans to include a future fire training center and a community space to better serve the neighborhood and Oakland at-large. We are eager to share more and hear from YOU.

Click here to participate in our Community Survey!

The vision of this project is to create an essential fire service and community complex that enhances public safety, emergency response, job training and access to community amenities. The complex must thoughtfully integrate Fire Station No. 29 and co-locate other Oakland Fire Department facilities while providing a welcoming community facility that is universally accessible and visible to the public.

Existing Fire Station No. 29 located at 1016 66th Avenue does not serve the current and anticipated operational and community needs. Oakland proposes to locate a new station one block away at 905 66th Avenue. The new facility is funded by Measure KK and will be the first phase to be fully designed and constructed with anticipated completion by the end of 2025. The new Fire Station will include a community room and classroom.

The Master Plan will look toward the future to develop a strategy that benefits all by addressing the needs of the first responders and needs of the community. The fire safety and training facilities proposed include relocation of the obsolete OFD fire training facilities, fire training classrooms, Support Services Division and the Urban Search and Rescue Task Force #4 (USAR) Warehouse. A portion of the site will be dedicated to a community-oriented business or facility to be determined through an inclusive planning and community engagement process.

Community Meeting 1 was Saturday, and Zoom Meetings will be held on:
Wednesday, April 20 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Zoom in Chinese and English
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8973…

Thursday, April 21 7 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Zoom in Spanish and English
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8509…

We would like your feedback on what services you think the community portion of this facility should provide. Click here to participate in the project survey:

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