The new ambulance will allow the city to keep one rig in reserve in case another is taken off the road for maintenance or repairs.

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The grants target rural communities and municipalities with fewer than 10,000 residents. It aims to help companies purchase wildfire suppression equipment, protective gear, communications tools, apparatus, and training.

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HME Ahrens-Fox built this 1,500/750 pumper for the U.S. Navy Fire and Emergency Services on an HME Ahrens-Fox Spectr II cab and chassis.

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At NTEA Work Truck Week 2026, J.B. Poindexter & Co., Inc. will showcase its most integrated commercial-vehicle platform to date.

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PHOTOS: Flames ripped through several U-Haul trucks in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood overnight. At 3:04 a.m. Monday, Seattle Fire Department (SFD) crews were dispatched to a report of an RV fire along Northwest Leary Way, adjacent to the Office Max store. SFD said several callers told 911 dispatchers they heard loud “popping” sounds that may have been propane tanks exploding. Firefighters arrived to find several U-Haul trucks on fire at the U-Haul rental lot. Crews cautiously worked to put out the flames. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.

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