Goskagit

The Mount Vernon Fire Department celebrated the arrival of a new fire engine Saturday. The $550,000 engine will be stationed out of the department's Station 3 on East Division Street, Chief Bryan Brice said. The department tries to update its engines every 12 to 15 years, Brice said, moving them from "front-line" service to reserve service after that time.

Capenews

With the introduction of a new fire engine and a new ambulance last month, the Mashpee Fire Department is ready to respond whenever and wherever it is needed. Mashpee Fire Chief Thomas C. Rullo said Tuesday, February 13, that the department put both vehicles in service on January 14, bringing the number of fire engines and ambulances to three each between the department's two stations.

patch.com

JOHNS CREEK, GA - From The Johns Creek Fire Department: The Johns Creek Fire Department (JCFD) will unveil its new fire engine Thursday, Feb. 15, at 10 a.m. at Station #61, 10265 Medlock Bridge Parkway. The 32-foot long custom Pierce Enforcer Pumper has 2,000 gallons per minute pump capacity and weighs more than 38,000 pounds.