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ANNAPOLIS, MD - Part of the reasons for the change is that the County’s facility was built to accommodate 150 vehicles. The current fire fleet’s size is 291 vehicles.
Read More →Writing specifications for a new fire apparatus can be daunting. Determining the intended purpose is the first step, but there are many paths to take from there.
Read More →EL PASO, TEXAS – The City of El Paso’s city council has approved the purchase of new communications technology to connect the City’s Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system to the first responder vehicles the City owns, specifically police and fire vehicles.
Read More →WARRENVILLE, IL - International DuraStar and WorkStar fire trucks and emergency vehicles now offer the first factory-installed vehicle data recorder fully-compliant with National Fire Protection Association standards.
Read More →OLD GREENWICH, CT - An effort to reduce the number of accidents involving Central Greenwich fire department vehicles, officials say this action has resulted in a decrease in frequency, however maintenance repair costs are unchanged.
Read More →The Atlanta City Council approved legislation to authorize executing a master lease agreement with JP Morgan Chase Bank to provide for the city’s acquisition of replacement equipment and vehicles for the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department.
Read More →Lauren Milazzo and her team worked with DCAS and FDNY technical staff to invest in 168 replacement ambulances, 33 rear-mount ladder trucks, 25 tower ladder trucks, and 11 fire pumpers.
Read More →Montgomery County, Ind., is scrambling to prepare for snow after a fire destroyed its plow fleet. It solicited and received snow plow loans from various cities and counties from around the state.
Read More →This big block engine for fire trucks incorporates design features that improve fuel economy and are low maintenance.
Read More →Kanglim’s vehicles include industrial cranes, fire trucks, electrical work vehicles, aerial platforms, military and police equipment, and pump vehicles.
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