The Torrington Fire Department Friday held the push-in ceremony for Tower 1 at Station 1.

Earlier:
Torrington (WY) Fire Department to Hold Push-In Ceremony for Tower 1
Meet the Torrington (WY) Fire Department’s New 100-Foot Tower

In addition, the department kept up with its multi-part series about the new fire truck. See the first nine responses here, and the tenth below:

The Groves Fire Department Saturday at 11 a.m. will be hosting the hose uncoupling and grand opening of its new station, located at 5911 W Washington.

Chick-Fil-A refreshments will be served, guided tours will be provided by crews, and activities for children will be available.

The department was in dire need of an upgrade, as the new facility’s predecessor was built in the 1950s.

The Cowlitz Indian Tribe donated a fire engine last week amid Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue’s call for additional funds for more vehicles and staff to lower response times. The fire department, which serves the area surrounding the tribe’s reservation and casino in Ridgefield, says the board is considering adding a levy to the August ballot to add two new ambulances and dozens of staff members to combat rising response times.
- PUB DATE: 3/24/2022 4:00:00 PM - SOURCE: The Daily News

Will be housed at Station 12 on Rand Morgan Road in District 1

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – At [a recent] City Council meeting, Mayor Paulette Guajardo and the City Council approved the purchase of one replacement fire engine for the Corpus Christi Fire Department (CCFD) for a total of $873,727, with funding available from the FY 2022 General Fund.

The new fire truck will be housed at Fire Station #12 on Rand Morgan Road in Council District 1 and includes:

• Compressed Air Foam System
• Front and Side Air Bags
• Side Roll Protection
• 1250 GPM Water Pumper
• 500-Gallon Fuel Tank
• Equipped for both Fire and EMS calls.

The new fire engine replaces a 2009 model that will now be on reserve and housed at the CCFD’s new Fire Department Resource Center located on Ayers Street.

“Our Corpus Christi Fire Department will have the equipment they need,” said Mayor Paulette Guajardo. “As fire departments throughout Texas rush to contain wildfires, trust that the Corpus Christi City Council will provide our firefighters with the very best tools to keep residents and firefighters safe.”

The number of CCFD vehicles now in service includes:

• 5 Ladder Trucks
• 15 Engine Trucks
• 1 Rescue Truck
• 1 Hazardous Materials Vehicle

The Billerica Fire Department recently celebrated the grand opening of its new Pinehurst fire station.

See video above from Wicked Local.