Electronic valves have made inroads on many pump panels on fire apparatus, from engines and aerials to wildland pumpers and wet rescues. Yet, there are still many departments that choose to have manual valves on their pumps.

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The department went with the HGAC program for the purchase, which made it easier to purchase what it wanted.

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The new Kern County Fire Department Station 54, funded by the Tejon Tribe, aims to enhance public safety in Mettler and surrounding areas, reflecting cooperation and tribal sovereignty.

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U.S. Congressman Mike Thompson announced a $1,034,487 funding for a new fire station and emergency operations center in Rio Vista, part of $14.3 million secured for community projects in District 4.

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The St. George Fire Department unveiled two new trucks Thursday designated to rescue stranded drivers during floods and extinguish runaway wildfires.

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