A budget surplus at the City of Escondido, California, is allowing the city to invest more than $4 million to upgrade the Fire Department's vehicles and 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.
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 City of Shreveport, Louisiana, will transfer nearly $6.5 million from the general fund to purchase vehicles and equipment for the Police and Fire departments.
A review of the City of Baltimore Fire Department's take-home fleet vehicles analyzed maintenance and repair costs, distance of employee residence from workplace, and personal use.
Nashville Fire Department’s new first responder medical ATV provides more patient privacy and protection, and improved emergency response during special events.
The custom line of utility vehicles addresses the unique needs of police, fire, rescue, and security personnel, as well as the broader needs of governmental customers.
The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department will receive several new tractor-drawn aerial fire truck apparatus and 1,500 GPM pumpers to upgrade its aging fleet.
The Sarasota County, Florida, Fire Department's new E-One custom Cyclone pumpers feature 100-inch wide cabs for more space and better visibility.
Southern California Edison will contribute nearly $18 million for air assets to protect Californians from dangerous wildfires.
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