Captain Darrin Dieters says the new tools are actually more efficient than the old tools, because there it takes less time and equipment to use. 

"They are extremely fast coming off the truck. We are able to start our extrication very rapidly on the scene,” said Captain Darrin Dieters. 

In a job where timing plays a major role, this new wireless tool allows the firefighters to cut down their rescue time. Captain Dieters also says these new tools are not just for cutting through vehicles; they can also be used in other emergencies, giving the department the opportunity to save more lives. 

Mayor Raymond Steele says having another truck will help improve safety and the city's insurance rating.

"It makes me very excited and anytime we can improve upon our infrastructure whether its a new fire engine or water or whatever.  All this makes Eutaw stronger" Steele said.

Tuesday night the city council and mayor voted to get the process underway. The city will apply for a state block community development grant for $ 350,000 dollars.  The city will have to contribute $ 70,000. Fire chief Bennie Abrams says it's about time.