OCALA, FL – November 1, 2021 –E-ONE, a subsidiary of REV Group, Inc. (NYSE: REVG), announces it is building an all-electric Vector^™ fire truck for Mesa Fire and Medical Department in Mesa, AZ. 

REV Fire Group first announced the introduction of its all-electric fire truck, now named Vector, in August, and Mesa is the first confirmed order announcement. The customizable Vector has the industry’s longest electric pumping duration using 316 kilowatts of total battery power which enables the truck to pump at 750 GPM through four hose lines for four hours on a single charge.

“In developing the Vector, we worked closely with our customers to identify their product needs. Using this feedback, we designed a robust EV rig that upholds our commitment to providing the highest quality and best performing fire apparatus,” said Mike Virnig, Vice President of Sales, REV Fire Group. “We are excited to partner with Mesa in protecting both their community and the environment and look forward to delivering the first of these revolutionary EV fire trucks. The Vector is well equipped to serve the needs of Mesa firefighters and customizable for department needs across the country.” 

Additional features of the Vector include a low battery placement which offers a safer, lower center of gravity, and a 400 kw (536 HP) electric drive motor with regenerative braking. Pumping can be certified to NFPA standards operating on electric power only at 1250 GPM with maximum flows higher depending on pump options. Also, the fire department can select the tank capacity to hold up to 1030 gallons of water and foam.

Customized features on the Mesa apparatus include:

• 100-inch-wide cab with raised roof
• Extruded aluminum body with full height / full depth compartments each side
• Clean cab design with no SCBA in the cab
• Upgraded air conditioning system with additional evaporator in rear of cab
• Electronic stability control
• Galvanized and powder coated double rail frame with 194-inch wheelbase
• Severe duty front bumper with full width tray
• Thermal battery management system
• 500 amps of available 12-volt power
• Range extender for emergency back-up power
• Heavy duty two-arm overhead ladder rack with 16 and 28-foot ladders
• Low hosebed design holds a total of 1750 feet of hose
• 2002 FoamPro foam system
• AXIS^™ Smart truck technology

This rig supports the City of Mesa’s Climate Action Plan and goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. “I’m an advocate for electric vehicles — it’s a better technology and this is one of many steps we can take to bring us closer to our Climate Action Plan goals,” said Mayor John Giles. “We look forward to this as a study in the potential cost-savings and efficiency of electric vehicles in City operations.” 

H&E Equipment, an E-ONE authorized dealer, is handling the order and delivery is expected in 2022.

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About E-ONE, Inc.
E-ONE is a leading fire apparatus manufacturer, making emergency vehicles, rescue trucks, aerial fire trucks, rescue pumpers and custom fire apparatus, and has produced more than 28,000 vehicles delivered around the world. Headquartered in Ocala, Florida, E-ONE is an industry leader in product innovations, new technologies and exceeding customer expectations. E-ONE is owned by the REV Group (NYSE: REVG).

About REV Group, Inc.
REV Group^® companies are leading designers and manufacturers of special

City officials approved a $79,235 study which aims to identify the Turlock (CA) Fire Department’s deficiencies and propose rectification, reports turlockjournal.com.

Officials say the department is lacking in myriad areas, including its fleet, facilities, and administration and crew staffing.

Citygate Associates will conduct the six-month Fire Master Plan review, which will examine the department’s operations and level of service, the report says. Officials will then use the findings to make changes and direct capital funds as needed.

American Emergency Vehicles^® (AEV), the nation’s top selling brand of ambulances*, announces the production of a custom built Ford Transit Type III ambulance for Life EMS Ambulance in Michigan. The new ambulance variant combines a Ford Transit cutaway chassis with a modular body.  The model further expands AEV’s diverse product portfolio, giving EMS providers additional choices to best meet their operations demands.

AEV engineers worked with Life EMS Ambulance in designing the customized Type III Ford transit to meet their specific safety and patient care needs. The ambulance has a narrow, 86” body, conducive to navigating congested, urban areas. It is enhanced with AEV engineering innovations, such as Infinity-Edge™ Body Panels, Smart-Action™ Door Mechanics and Tru-Precision™ Door Gaskets for superior quality and value. 

“All of us at Life EMS Ambulance are excited about this most recent example of innovation through our long-standing relationship with the AEV team. This new Ford Transit Cutaway contains many safety and comfort features to best support our Paramedics and EMTs in their life saving mission as well as the patients and families we serve,” said Mark Meijer, Founder and President, Life EMS Ambulance.

Life EMS Ambulance will take delivery of their new ambulance in mid-November, following the American Ambulance Association (AAA) Annual Conference in Grapevine, Texas, November 1-3, 2021, where it will be on display at AEV’s booth. 

“The team at AEV is committed to meeting the evolving needs of EMS providers,” said Randy Barr, Director of Sales for AEV.  “It was a pleasure to collaborate with the team at Life EMS Ambulance to design exactly what they needed while creating a template for other customers with similar needs.” 

For more information, visit https://www.aev.com  or https://lifeems.com

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*Based on 2019 data from SpecialtyResearch.net.

About AEV

AEV^® is the best-selling ambulance brand in the U.S., building nearly one quarter of the ambulances on the market today.  AEV builds the industry’s broadest range of ambulances, each one made with the hands-on American craftsmanship of a highly experienced and skilled team. AEV manufactures its full line of Type I, Type II, Type III and Medium-Duty ambulances in Jefferson, NC, at a bright, pristine factory set among the Blue Ridge Mountains. AEV’s rigorous, LEAN manufacturing processes and engineering innovation achieve superior quality and value, while meeting the unique specifications of emergency departments around the country. Its nationwide network of dealers provides service and support to customers before and long after the sale. AEV is The American-Crafted Experience™. To learn more, visit aev.com. 

AEV is a brand of Halcore Group, Inc, which is a subsidiary of REV Group, a global leader in emergency vehicles and specialty vehicle brands.

About REV Group, Inc.

REV Group^® companies are leading designers and manufacturers of specialty vehicles and related aftermarket parts and services, which serve a diversified customer base, primarily in the United States, through three segments: Fire & Emergency, Commercial, and Recreation. They provide customized vehicle solutions for applications, including essen

Gowen, MI (November 1, 2021) – Set to make the long journey from Toyne’s headquarters in Breda, Iowa, to Gowen, Michigan, a Toyne Pumper is ready to be delivered to its new home with the Spencer Township Fire Department (STFD). Built to meet their emergency response needs, this fully customized pumper is the department’s first Toyne Fire Apparatus.

“Each department that we get to customize their first Toyne for is an incredible experience, especially with the Spencer Township Fire Department,” said Bill Bird, Toyne Product Support Coordinator. “This team is truly extraordinary, and we are proud to be able to build an apparatus that is tailored to them.”

Established in 1992, the Spencer Township Fire Department has been serving its community for nearly 30 years. To protect the township’s 4,300 residents, the department’s 18 firefighters are trained to respond 24/7 to fire, medical, and rescue calls. Operating out of one station, the STFD utilizes a fleet of eight apparatus to protect their territory. Their new Toyne Pumper is built to significantly expand their emergency response capabilities.

Designed to be a firefighting force on the scene, this apparatus is built for tough situations. The truck body is made with durable bolted stainless steel. The pumper is mounted on a Freightliner M2 112 2-door chassis. Under the hood is a 400-horsepower Cummins ISL 9 engine and an Allison 3,000 EVS transmission. In the cab, firefighters have access to a backup camera system and in-cab radio communication system with two headsets.

A wide variety of equipment can be stored in several spacious compartments and features quick access with ROM roll-up doors. Firefighters are also able to rapidly retrieve ladders and pike poles with slide-in storage areas. No amount space is left underutilized; above each wheel well is storage for SCBA Bottles and in-compartment brackets for full SCBA or additional bottles.

When responding to emergencies, Spencer Township’s Toyne Tailored Apparatus is ready to take the call. It’s equipped with a Hale Qmax pump capable of moving water at 1,500 gallons per minute and is controlled by a Class One TPG pressure governor. Water is stored in a 1,250-gallon UPF tank that the firefighters can monitor with an ICI SL Plus tank gauge.

Authorized Toyne Dealer, The Fire Company (TFC), sold this pumper to the Spencer Township Fire Department. TFC is based out of Allendale, Michigan, and serves those throughout the Michigan Peninsula and Northern Indiana.

For more information about the Spencer Township Fire Department, please visit SpencerTownshipFireDept.webs.com.

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