Jason Witmier, the new FAMA president for 2026, emphasizes the importance of teamwork and gradual change in the fire apparatus industry, highlighting challenges in navigating information and opinions.

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Petaluma, California's downtown fire station will undergo renovations starting this winter, including seismic upgrades, hazardous material abatement, and improved accessibility, with completion expected by early 2027.

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The Geneva (NY) Fire Department has been awarded $1 million to replace a 2006 engine that has exceeded its service life.

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The Lisbon Village, Ohio, Council approved the purchase of a 2023 fire apparatus for $500,000, to be funded by the fire levy, with service expected in four to six weeks.

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A 1,500-gpm pump and 500-gallon tank are on board this 78-foot aerial ladder quint built by E-ONE for the Sharonville (OH) Fire Department.

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