Delta Donates Surplus Unit to Windsor Rescue

May 28, 2010 - Waterville

Delta Ambulance donated a surplus ambulance unit to Windsor Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department for their use as a rescue vehicle. Delta replaces ambulances regularly on a schedule and from time to time an ambulance scheduled for replacement has a significant amount of life left in it. Such was the case last week.

Windsor cheerfully accepted the 2006 Ford PL Custom Coach ambulance. While the ambulance is no longer suited to the rigors of Delta Ambulance it should serve Windsor well carrying rescue gear and providing shelter at scenes.

"I am happy the timing was right that we could assist Windsor in acquiring a newer vehicle for their service" said Tim Beals, Delta's executive director

Windsor Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department is a non-transporting first response rescue service in Windsor Maine

Delta Ambulance is a not-for-profit (501c3) Paramedic Ambulance service serving central Maine from bases in Waterville and Augusta. Web: DeltaAmbulance.org



left to right:
Windsor Fire Chief Arthur Strout, Rescue Chief Ray Chavarie, Delta Executive Director Tim Beals