Edmonton Fire Rescue

Edmonton added All Terrain Pumps to their roster in 1990 with 2 units, followed by 2 more in 1997. These units were intended to help fight fires in areas not as easily accessible to regular apparatus, such as within Edmonton's network of ravines and the river valley. In their later years however, due to changing regulations which meant only 2 firefighters could ride in the aerial trucks, when one of the 616-619 were assigned, an ATP would be assigned as well for the other 2 firefighters to travel in.

1990 #811-812 Ford F-350/ Computalog bodywork

811 May 30, 2009	811 May 30, 2009	811 August 6, 2009 ATP 7	811 August 6, 2009 ATP 7	811 August 6, 2009 ATP 7	811 October 29, 2009 ATP 7

811 October 2, 2010 ATP 10	811 October 2, 2010 ATP 10	811 October 2, 2010 ATP 10	811 November 23, 2010 ATP 10	812 August 19, 2008 ATP 16	812 August 19, 2008 ATP 16

812 April 29, 2013 ATP 16 Note upgraded lightbar.
1997 #817-818 Ford F-350/ General Body and Equipment bodywork

817 September 12, 2009 ATP 19	817 May 18, 2011 ATP 12	817 March 20, 2016 No visible assignment, used to tow 936. Note upgraded light bar.	817 March 20, 2016 No visible assignment, used to tow 936. Note upgraded light bar.	818 April 2, 2009 ATP 5	818 May 30, 2009 ATP 5

818 May 30, 2009 ATP 5	818 June 12, 2009 ATP 5	818 June 12, 2009 ATP 5	818 June 25, 2009 ATP 5	818 July 1, 2009 ATP 5	818 August 30, 2009 ATP 5

818 November 5, 2009 ATP 5	818 November 19, 2010 ATP 5	818 October 15, 2011 ATP 10 Note the upgraded light bar	818 March 23, 2012 ATP 10
2012 #F827-F830 Ford F-450/ SVI bodywork with skid mounted equipment

F827 July 19, 2013 ATP 24	F827 July 19, 2013 ATP 24	F828 July 22, 2018 ATP 23	F830 March 12, 2013 51	F830 April 20, 2013 51/ Unassigned	F830 May 10, 2014 ATP 5

F830 May 10, 2014 ATP 5