Front Cover

Front cover of the calendar spotlighting the Westport Twin pumpers.

January Spread

For the inside cover, we wanted to showcase our amazing F&E employees- MBW couldn’t do it without them. The combined experience of all MBW’s employees adds up to an impressive 615 years!

For each month, I highlighted a different F&E truck Marion manufactured in 2024. In January, I highlighted the rescue truck at the Volunteer Fire Company of Center Brunswick in Troy, New York.

The unique colors for the boxes and numbers represent the 2025 firefighter shift schedule, which typically consists of a 24-hour shift followed by 48 hours off.

February Spread

For every month, I highlighted a different F&E employee and included a quote from them. This side is the drawing side which features blueprints of the highlighted fire truck of the month. 

In February I highlighted Luxemburg Community Fire Department in Luxemburg, Wisconsin.

March Spread

In March I highlighted Noroton Heights Fire Department in Darien, Connecticut. 

April Spread

In April I highlighted Boston Metro Fire Department in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

May Spread

In May I highlighted City of Summerville Fire Department in Summerville, Georgia.

June Spread

In June I highlighted Conover Fire Department in Conover, North Carolina.

July Spread

In July I highlighted Glastonbury Fire Department in Glastonbury, Connecticut. 

August Spread

In August I highlighted Cuba City Fire Department in Cuba City, Wisconsin.

September Spread

In September I highlighted Floral Park Fire Department in Floral Park, New York.

October Spread

In October I highlighted Canton Fire Department in Canton, Connecticut.

November Spread

In November I highlighted Carle Place Fire department in Carle Place, New York.

December Spread

In December I highlighted Preston Fire Department in Preston, Connecticut. 

Back Cover

On the last page, I included an image of every truck highlighted throughout the year.

Firetruck Graphics
I designed four unique firetruck graphics that represent the different kinds of trucks.
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