The Laurinburg (NC) Fire Department reacquired a 1924 Childs/White fire truck for $10, originally sold in 1949, to preserve its history and participate in local events.

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Construction at Cinquez and Piatt Place fire stations in Jupiter, FL, is progressing, with key installations and inspections completed, and updates will be provided as they near completion.

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Woodstock, GA, broke ground on Fire Station 34, enhancing public safety and emergency response in growing neighborhoods. Completion is expected by late 2026, improving service for residents.

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New Auburn (WI) Area Fire Department had Darley build this light tactical pumper on a Ford F-550 4×4 four-door cab and chassis.

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This episode of the Apparatus Workshop serves as a primer on fire apparatus compartments. Whether building a new rescue engine, aerial, or squad, understanding compartment dimensions, equipment needs, and collaboration with stakeholders is critical to creating a functional and durable fire apparatus that serve the department well for years to come.

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