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Posted: Oct 1, 2026

Navigating the Grant Purchasing Process for Fire Departments

For projects focused on firefighter health, early planning can help departments determine the right equipment and budget before the application is submitted.

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Posted: Sep 30, 2026

Wyoming (MI) Fire Department Gets Rescue-Pumper from HME Ahrens-Fox

The Wyoming (MI) Fire Department's first-out rescue-pumper was built by HME Ahrens-Fox with a body style to match its other engines.

The post Wyoming (MI) Fire Department Gets Rescue-Pumper from HME Ahrens-Fox appeared first on Fire Apparatus: Fire trucks, fire engines, emergency vehicles, and firefighting equipment.

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Posted: Sep 30, 2026

Crestline Ambulances Introduces New CCL 166 Type I

Crestline Ambulances debuted the CCL 166 Type I at EMS World Expo in Orlando.

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Posted: Sep 30, 2026

Chesapeake Fire Department Becomes First in Virginia to Select MSA G1™ City Edition SCBA

A decades-long relationship bewteen the Chesapeake Fire Department and MSA Safety continues into the next generation of SCBA technology.

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Posted: Sep 30, 2026

VIDEO: Fire severely damages Pennsylvania apartment building

PHOTOS: Firefighters raced to put out a fire in a Delaware County apartment building on Tuesday night.

SkyForce10 was over the scene on the 3300 block of West 3rd Street in Trainer, Pennsylvania, at around 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 29 where a large emergency response was visible.

According to Chief Vincent Zappacosta of the Lower Chichester Volunteer Fire Company, the fire is believed to have started on the second floor, but its cause is unknown at this time and remains under investigation.

The apartment building has around seven units, and there were people inside when the fire broke out, but they were able to get out unharmed, Zappacosta said.

However, there were five cats inside and three did not survive, the pet owner told NBC10. The American Red Cross said it responded to the fire and provided emergency assistance to three families, totaling 11 people.

Thirteen volunteer fire companies and the City of Chester Fire Department responded to the blaze, which was put under control in about 30 minutes, Zappacosta said.

WCAU-TV NBC 10 Philadelphia

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