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Posted: Dec 1, 2017

Zico Streamlines Electrical Accessory Organization and Transport

Zico Electrical Cord & Adapter Holder

Ziamatic Corp. (Zico) has developed a better, faster, easier way to keep your electrical accessories organized and transportable—the new Cord & Adapter Holder, Model QM-CADH.

The innovative Cord & Adapter Holder secures electrical cord, adapters, and pigtails inside the compartment and keeps them organized and easy to locate on the scene. A sturdy, hook & loop style carrying strap frees up your hands by allowing the holder to be attached to a turnout coat, belt, or other equipment such as a boxfan or portable scene light.

Store up to three adapters, up to three 25’ lengths of 12-gauge cord, and a large selection of pigtails with a single holder.

Available now. For more information please call 1-800-711-FIRE or visit ziamatic.com.

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Posted: Dec 1, 2017

Video: Sterling Fire Department does "Fire Truck Christmas"

They opened the bays at the fire station where the fire trucks and rescue vehicles are housed, and put on a light show choreographed to some great Christmas music.

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Posted: Dec 1, 2017

Columbus Fire Department receives 3 new fire trucks worth $500K each

They had been on order for more than one year.

The trucks have the latest technology at a cost of about $500,000 a piece.

Fire Marshal Ricky Shores says these new trucks will greatly enhance their service to the community.

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Posted: Dec 1, 2017

SAFD getting new firetrucks

The purchase will be made to help replace the department’s aging fleet. Over the next two years, the city will buy 13 replacement trucks and add two trucks.

The money will come from multiple funding sources.

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Posted: Dec 1, 2017

Ameren Illinois Donates To Central Warren Fire Protection District For Fire Truck

“Our large district covers more than five townships across 150 square miles,” said Central Warren Fire Protection District Assistant Chief Derrick Johnston. “I want to thank Ameren Illinois for not only providing us with the resources to improve our fleet, but also for their continued assistance in the aftermath of the 2015 Cameron, Illinois tornado. Both the new vehicle and the previously installed local storm warning siren are a result of continued support from the company.”

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