The Pittsfield Fire Department welcomed a brand-new 2025 Pierce Saber firetruck on Friday morning, which will serve the department for the next 20 years.

Tempe firefighters respond to more than 300 cardiac arrest calls every year. Now, a major upgrade in technology could help ...

A fire truck overturned in Anderson County, South Carolina, Tuesday morning. It happened along Fire Station Road in Easley as firefighters were responding to a house fire. Fire officials said one ...

All Tempe Fire Medical Rescue frontline vehicles have been upgraded with new heart monitors, the city announced on Thursday.

The Quincy Fire Department secured funding for new fire trucks in 2022, but now three years later they still don't have them. Manufacturing delays are forcing them to buy used trucks from other ...

U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Jim Banks of Indiana have already been investigating private equity’s role in the skyrocketing costs of fire trucks, writing to the IAFF in ...

Prices have doubled in 10 years, union says Some cities wait years for new trucks Groups also call for study of equipment, parts Companies cite COVID-19 among delay reasons May 13 (Reuters) - The ...

DANVILLE, Va. (WDBJ) - The Danville Fire Department has received a major gift from Caesars Virginia to help protect the community. Tuesday morning, Caesars Virginia invited members of the fire ...

The Columbus City Council rejected a $2.5 million contract for a fire truck from Sutphen Corp. due to an ongoing labor dispute between the company and its union employees. The Teamsters Local 284 ...

The East Norwich Fire Department will spend $1.6 million to purchase a new fire truck that will arrive this summer, replacing one of its aging ladder apparatuses. The vehicle, a 2024 ...

TUMALO, Ore. — A fire early Monday morning destroyed a food truck in Tumalo, an unincorporated community in Deschutes County, just north of Bend. Bend Fire & Rescue and the Deschutes County ...

Procedural items and fire-rescue truck acquisitions were a topic of the Key Largo Fire and EMS District board’s May meeting.