Missouri Fire Department Acquires New Equipment
The Johnson County Fire Protection District has taken possession of three new fire engines, three tankers, and a rescue truck after receiving voter support.
The Johnson County Fire Protection District has taken possession of three new fire engines, three tankers, and a rescue truck after receiving voter support.
The San Jose Fire Department is the first Pierce customer to have fire apparatus in production incorporating the Paccar MX-13 big block engine.
With the help of industry experts, Automotive Fleet takes a look at the current state of the used-vehicle market and what the near future may hold.
The Huntsville (Alabama) Fire & Rescue fire apparatus order from Pierce represents the largest in over a decade for the state of Alabama.
REV Fire Group's all-electric E-One Vector fire truck will be delivered to Mesa, Arizona, Fire and Medical Department.
Supply chain constraints make it difficult to get replacement vehicles leading to extended cycling of those currently in service. This is pushing the envelope of warranty coverage that is exacerbated by a shortage of replacement parts.
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has awarded Utilimaster with a contract for 447 truck bodies to be used for bulk mail delivery.
Vehicle delivery delays are pushing back the City of Cleveland Heights' new automated refuse and recycling program.
Acela Monterra's specialized flood rescue vehicles have 46-inch tires, 23 inches of ground clearance, an all-wheel-drive drivetrain, waterproof alternator and starter, and water fording capabilities.
The computer chip and parts shortage have made purchasing vehicles and much-needed parts difficult for Georgia fleets.
Local dealerships don't have the vehicles the City of Hot Springs needs. Find out what its solution was.
This acquisition brings the Houston Fire Department's total number of Spartan Emergency Vehicle pumpers to 58, which brings it closer to the current administration’s goal of standardization.
The fleet of 12 Ferrara units will replace the City of Birmingham’s older trucks as a part of its apparatus replacement plan.
With a $36.4 million development contract, GM Defense will create a purpose-built heavy-duty Suburban for the Department of State, building 10 vehicles over the next two years.
Twenty-five new low-profile patrol vehicles — Chevrolet Tahoes — will allow Arkansas State Police troopers to combat unsafe driving.
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