Rosenbauer America announced that Innovative Fire Rescue Group (IFRG) has been named the authorized sales and service dealer for Rosenbauer America fire apparatus and products for the entire state of Florida.

IFRG is located in Ocala, FL, and specializes in emergency vehicle sales, refurbishment, and service. It is led by partners Dan Moates, David Cooper, and Phillip Lincoln, who all have many years of experience in the fire apparatus and equipment sales and service industries. In addition to the partners, IFRG employs Paul Stephenson and Mark Smith, both veteran Rosenbauer America sales professionals.

“We are excited to welcome the Innovative Fire Rescue Group to the Rosenbauer family. The team at IFRG has a tremendous amount of experience and will serve the brave Florida firefighters very well,” said Dave Reichman, Rosenbauer America’s National Sales Manager.

Rosenbauer America is a leading manufacturer of custom fire apparatus. The company offers a full line of custom and commercial pumpers, rescue pumpers, mini and rescue pumpers, tankers, aerial ladders and platforms, featuring Smart Aerial Technology.  For more information, please visit rosenbaueramerica.com, Facebook, and Twitter.

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