The Caribou (ME) Fire and Ambulance Department will undergo a $2.5 million renovation in 2026 to address fire safety and facility issues, including adding a sprinkler system and improving living spaces.

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The Cascade (IA) Fire Department had Toyne build this 1,500/1,000 top-mount pumper on a Spartan FC-94 MFD cab and chassis with 10-inch raised roof.

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Firefighters and the FAA discussed hazards of aircraft composite materials at a seminar in New Hampshire, highlighting safety risks from burning and fiber dispersion during incidents.

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Regional airports, like San Luis Valley (CO) Regional Airport, utilize smaller ARFF vehicles to meet FAA regulations for aircraft rescue and firefighting, ensuring safety and compliance.

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The ARFF team, using thermal imaging cameras (TIC), enhances safety during aircraft emergencies by locating fires and victims faster, despite challenges from aircraft materials and temperatures.

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