Complete lighting, decal, and equipment outfitting for 2 Ford F-350 brush trucks for Athabasca County Fire Services. Ready for the 2026 wildland fire season.
Athabasca County Fire Services brought two new brush trucks into service ahead of the 2026 wildland fire season, replacing end-of-life apparatus in the Colinton and Rochester communities. Mega-Tech was brought in to complete the lighting and graphics package, getting both units fully outfitted and ready for front-line deployment.
The trucks are built on Ford F-350 Super Duty crew cab long box platforms equipped with slide-in skid unit, housing the tank, pump, hose reel, toolboxes, and firefighting equipment, giving the county flexibility to transfer skids between vehicles as needed. With strong off-road capability and compliance with Alberta's Type 6 engine guidelines, these units are designed to access terrain that heavier apparatus can't reach.
Emergency LED lightbar Surface-mount LED light heads Whelen grille-area light heads Custom Athabasca County Fire Services fleet decals
Both trucks outfitted simultaneously and delivered on schedule ahead of fire season Custom decal package matched to Athabasca County Fire Services fleet livery standards Lighting integrated around skid unit and toolbox configuration in the truck bed Trucks delivered as road-ready, fully compliant Type 6 engine apparatus
Bed-Mounted Equipment Clearance: The slide-in skid units occupy most of the truck bed, requiring careful routing of wiring and lighting Standardization Across Two Units: Both trucks needed to come out identical despite being staged and worked on in parallel Pre-Season Deadline: With wildland fire season approaching, the timing was critical
