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Posted: Dec 21, 2017

Detroit Fire Apparatus Purchase Under Scrutiny

In the past couple years, more than $20 million has been spent to upgrade new ambulances, fire engines, lights, sirens, clothing, helmets, body armor, rescue gear and even hearing protection.  

Fire Commissioner Eric Jones says, "All of our energy, the administration, men and women in the field, its all been dedicated to providing professional services, saving lives and property."

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Posted: Dec 21, 2017

Nutley to Replace (NJ) Fire Apparatus Involved in Accident

The Board of Commissioners has authorized $233,013 toward an $833,000 total at its meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 19. The price includes the peripherals, such as on-the-truck equipment, according to the ordinance.  

The engine will replace a ladder truck, which has been out of commission since an accident last June 17.

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Posted: Dec 21, 2017

Classic Fire Apparatus Adds to Appeal of Laughlin (NV) Toy Drive

The drive was a bit chill in the morning, but as the day warmed up, it was well suited for picking up toys. The back of the truck filled up with bicycles, stuffed animals and other fun items for children of all ages.  

Crawford said the truck has always been in the area. It was a firetruck for the mines outside of Oatman then eventually made it’s way to Bullhead City Fire Department. It was restored in the late 1980s and it’s now used to be put on display for virtually any community related event, Crawford added. This could be parades or in this case the toy drive.

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Posted: Dec 21, 2017

Weymouth (MA) Firefighters Welcome New Fire Apparatus

The Pierce Enforcer was purchased with funds Weymouth’s “free cash” or surplus account under an appropriation approved by town council in June 2016 at Mayor Robert Hedlund’s request.  

Fire Chief Keith Stark said the fire engine allows firefighters to pump upwards to 1,500 gallons of water per minute on a fire.

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Posted: Dec 21, 2017

True North® + DragonWear® Introduces Dri Pro™ Shirt for Station Wear

Seattle, WA (December 21, 2017) – DragonWear®, a True North Gear® brand, introduces Dri Pro™, our NEW fire-resistant base layer series for men and women.

DRI PRO™ SHORT SLEEVE BASE LAYER

You won’t under-perform if you over-prepare in our NEW Dri Pro™ short sleeve base layer that guards you against fire hazards. Made in the USA with new DragonWear® Inherent Tri-Blend FR Fabric that was originally developed and tested by the U.S. Military, this CAT 1 base layer offers unmatched comfort and superior, always permanent moisture management. Increased fabric strength and proven wash-and-wear performance provide long-lasting durability, while True-Flat™ high density seams, tagless garment labels and improved stretch give the wearer a true comfort experience all day long. Odor Resistant, anti-microbial fabric that is highly breathable and fast-drying make this shirt a must as station wear or on the job. Offered in Navy and Tan. Shirts are available in both Men and Women’s fits (navy only).

 

 

ABOUT THE COMPANY: 

True North® is a trusted source for quality packs, bags and FR clothing for 25 years. We design and manufacture gear and accessories for wildland fire, structure fire, and search & rescue markets, while our DragonWear® brand offers performance-based FR/AR clothing for the fire, utilities, industrial safety and petro chemical industries.

From our extensive offering of gear bags and turnout duffels – to a full line of packs, radio harnesses and clothing – every True North® fire product is built to excel in the harsh conditions of demanding, everyday use. Product innovation and design are just starting points; what truly distinguishes True North® is superior customer service backed up by a lifetime materials warranty. In the 25 years in the industry, our passion for creating and improving comfortable, safety-driven apparel and gear has not changed, and the proof is in our products.

For more information, please visit our True North® website at www.truenorthgear.com.

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