Revere city leaders joined leaders of the Revere Fire Department in unveiling two brand new state-of-the-art fire trucks and a high-water rescue vehicle Tuesday, RevereJournal.com reported.
The two new E-One Typhoon pumpers, Engine 3 and Engine 5, which were purchased by the city for a price of $1.5 million, will be out in service later this week, the report said. These pumpers were designed for firefighting in our crowded urban environment.
The high-water rescue vehicle, which has the capability of motoring through water depths as high as four feet, is also ready for service, according to the report. A new flood-rescue trailer will be able to house four, flood-rescue boats. The vehicle will eventually be situated at the Point of Pines fire station.
A grant from the Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI) was used in the purchase of the high-water rescue vehicle and the flood-rescue trailer, the report said.