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Posted: Jan 16, 2026

Department to Purchase Two New Apparatus This Year

The Clarksburg (WV) Fire Department plans to invest nearly $2 million in two new fire apparatus to replace aging equipment, enhancing safety and reliability for emergency responses.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2026

New $1.5M ARFF Truck for Key West International

Key West International Airport's ARFF Station 7 received a new $1.5 million fire truck to enhance fire protection, meeting FAA requirements for safety during aviation emergencies.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2026

KS Stations Are Being Redesigned for Firefighter Safety

Emporia (KS) is modernizing two fire stations to emphasize firefighter health and safety, incorporating new design standards and cost-efficient strategies to enhance overall well-being and sustainability.

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Posted: Jan 16, 2026

Fire Apparatus of the Day: Jan. 16, 2026

The Cazenovia (NY) Fire Department had Sutphen build this SP 95 platform quint on a Monarch 73-inch flat roof cab and chassis.

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Posted: Jan 15, 2026

VIDEO: Crews battle apartment fire in Texas near Houston’s Bush Airport

Crews responded to a large apartment fire early Thursday morning in north Houston near Greens Road, close to Bush Airport. According to officials with the Houston Fire Department, the fire started just after 3 a.m. and was upgraded to a second-alarm fire, prompting additional firefighters and resources from neighboring departments to assist.

Fire officials said the flames have been knocked down, but crews remain on scene monitoring for hot spots. Two ladder trucks were still positioned at the complex as a precaution, though no water was actively being sprayed. Authorities said about 10 apartment units were a total loss. It is unclear whether all of those units were occupied at the time of the fire.

The Red Cross was on scene assisting families who were displaced. Fortunately, fire officials said no injuries or fatalities were reported, and residents were able to get out safely. Investigators are still working to determine what caused the fire. Officials said it is not yet known whether the fire was intentionally set or if it may have been related to a heating source.

KHOU-TV CBS 11 Houston

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