The South Greenville Fire District in South Carolina received a new Isuzu N-Series NRR truck to support its community outreach, fire safety education, and public engagement programs. The truck was donated by Isuzu North America Corporation

This donation will help the district transport materials, equipment, and educational displays to schools, neighborhood programs, and community events throughout southern Greenville County.

Equipping the Truck for Community Programs

The donated truck is built on an Isuzu NRR Class 5 chassis with a gross vehicle weight rating of 19,500 pounds. Its low cab-forward configuration provides a compact design intended to improve maneuverability and visibility.

Morgan Truck Body manufactured the truck's body at its Orrville, Ohio, facility using the company's lightweight Morgan Plate sidewall material. The vehicle is also equipped with a PALFINGER Interlift liftgate to help load and unload equipment and displays.

Together, these features will allow the district to transport materials needed for community events and educational programs without relying on vehicles assigned to other functions.

Expanding Community Risk Reduction Efforts

South Greenville Fire District serves approximately 83 square miles of southern Greenville County and operates seven fire stations. In addition to fire suppression, emergency medical response, and rescue services, the district provides community risk reduction programs focused on public safety and prevention.

"This truck gives our district another valuable tool for reaching people beyond the fire station and strengthening connections between firefighters and the people they serve," said South Greenville Fire District Chief Adam Harbert.