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… floodlights (one brow, two midship), and one HANNAY electric cord reel. In the Miami-Dade (FL) Fire Rescue Department report (Apparatus Deliveries , July 2007), the MetalCraft Marine fireboat’s draft is 30 inches.
Pierce Manufacturing, an Oshkosh Corporation (NYSE:OSK) company, delivered five Pierce pumpers and two 105-foot aerial ladders -- all built on the Arrow XT™ custom chassis -- to the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department in Largo, Maryland.
The Ashland Volunteer Fire Department, McAlester, Oklahoma, protects a rural area with wildlands and roads integrated with hay fields, explains Chief Kenny Weiher.
The Harquahala Fire District in Tonopah, Arizona, specified a large water tank on its ROSENBAUER/CENTRAL pumper because there are few hydrants in its district, says Chief Steve Sandell.
KME announces delivery of fire trucks to three fire departments. Ryan Township (PA) GSO 8693 Ryan Township, PA Custom Pumper Predator Panther 100" Chassis with 10" Raised Roof LFD with 10" Raised Roof Cab Cummins ISL9 450 HP Engine Allison 3000 EVS 5 Speed Automatic Transmission Hale QMax-200 2000
Moose Boats has delivered two additional vessels for Fire Protection, Emergency Response and Marine Patrol.
The Valley Forge Fire Company (VFFC) , Schuylkill Township, Pennsylvania, has hydrants in less than half of its first-run district.
The Smyrna (TN) Fire Department purchased this MARION BODY WORKS mid-mount platform quint because of area growth which included multistoried hotels and a hospital.
The St. Pete (FL) Fire Department recently added an E-ONE HP 78 ladder to its very active fire apparatus fleet.
The Monroeville (PA) Fire Department designed this E-ONE aerial ladder truck in tractor-drawn form because it has more maneuverability, particularly in narrow residential streets, explains Chief Ron Harvey.
