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Posted: Dec 11, 2017

Fire Apparatus Damaged in Cohoes (NY) Fire to be Evaluated

Conlen described how the aerial ladder truck was deployed to attack the roaring fire with two firefighters up in the bucket when the burning Remsen Street building collapsed and the flames and heat lashed the truck. The firefighters were safely brought down and the apparatus was eventually moved out of harm’s way.  

The aerial ladder truck is now at the city firehouse.  Representatives from fire apparatus firms will inspect the vehicle, the chief said.

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Posted: Dec 11, 2017

Fort Atkinson (WI) Debuts New Fire Apparatus

This new truck replaces the aging and outdated E-105.  

Purchased in March 1985, E-105 was built by a former Kenosha manufacturer, Pirsch and Sons Inc., which at one time was the United States’ oldest fire truck manufacturer. It was purchased for $107,945 and had replaced a 1948 American LaFrance engine.

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Posted: Dec 11, 2017

West Chester (OH) Retiring 30-Year-Old Fire Apparatus

Instead of replacing the truck — which would have cost taxpayers an estimated $800,000 — fire officials shifted resources and re-worked response plans so that existing engine companies could fully shoulder rescue responses, officials said.
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Posted: Dec 11, 2017

Fire breaks out at abandoned Lynnwood building

Firefighters are trying to determine what started a fire at an abandoned building in Lynnwood. Crews were called to 48th Avenue West and 196th Street Southwest around 2 a.m. Monday. The fire is now out. Firefighters told KIRO 7 there was another fire at the building a few weeks ago that may have been caused by squatters.
- PUB DATE: 12/11/2017 3:57:02 PM - SOURCE: KIRO-TV CBS 7
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Posted: Dec 11, 2017

1960s and 1970s Photos of Chicago (IL) Fire Department Fire Apparatus

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