Station __ - Westwego VFD

The city of Westwego is located directly across the Mississippi River from the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans. Westwego is a small town with barge lines, shipping (rail and marine), and heavy industry, as well as residential. Westwego's equipment is primarily E-One. Neighboring fire companies include Nine Mile Point, Marrero-Ragusa, and Marrero-Harvey.

This is one of the Macks Westwego was using back in the mid-80's. Anyone have any information on this truck that was assigned to the station just over the railroad tracks?
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Engine 918 is a 1996 E-One. Westwego's pumpers all have the controls mounted in the middle of the engine.
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The Mack back in the 80's that was Engine 918.
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Another E-One, Engine 928 is a 1987 model and very similar to the other pumpers in the department.
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This is one of the longest tele-squrts I have seen. I did not know there was a 75' model as this 1976 Mack CF is. It is up for sale from what I am told.
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One of Westwego's newest engines is Engine 947, a 2002 E-One with a 75' ladder. It, along with old Engine 947 the Mack tele-squrt, are housed at the station on Louisiana Ave.
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Engine 958 is a 1999 E-One rescue/pumper. At present is is housed at the small station across the tracks in the downtown area.
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Coming soon is a shot of Westwego's antique 1926 Chevrolet fire truck.
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