Read the features and news on fire trucks and fire equipment from the November 2022 issue of Fire Apparatus & Emergency Equipment magazine.

Seagrave—East Lincoln Fire Department, Stanley, NC, pumper. Marauder stainless steel tilt cab and chassis; Cummins X12 500-hp engine; Waterous CSU 2,250-gpm pump; Pro Poly 750-gallon polypropylene water tank; Harrison 10-kW generator. Dealer: Thomas Yow, Cardinal Fire Solutions, Concord, NC.

PREVIOUS PHOTO OF THE DAY >>

MORE FIRE APPARATUS ARTICLES >>

Thomasville Volunteer Fire Department’s new fire truck is scheduled for delivery next week, a city official told council members at the work session and council meeting Monday. The truck has been on order for two years, TheThomasvilleTimes.com reported.

The new truck is a pumper/ladder truck with a smaller ladder, the report said.

At the meeting it was restated that the city was considering selling the old downtown fire station to Thomasville Baptist Church. A city official said negotiations will proceed, the report said.

Three fire trucks are housed at the downtown station, all over 30 years old, according to the report. The plan is to sell two of the trucks and to keep one as a reserve.

That will leave the volunteer fire department with seven trucks, the report said.

Friendship Fire Company in Danville invited the community to celebrate the arrival of its new fire truck, Truck 19, Saturday, November 12.

According to a news release from the company, there were stations with hands-on activities for children, fire demonstrations, food and more.

The event ran from 1-4 p.m. and visitors included members from other firehouses, County Commissioner Trevor Finn and a representative from the Nanticoke Fire Department.