Hattiesburg (MS) Fire Department Battalion Chief Robert Stephens walks around the Hattiesburg Fire Department’s Enforcer™ Pumper.

This apparatus is dedicated to the University of Southern Mississippi, with a unique color scheme and university mascot graphics.

A top-mount pump panel allows the operator to see around the truck and increases within high traffic areas. Responding to high rise and interstate calls, having a variety of storage compartmentation will allow the department to store all equipment needed for emergencies.

CHASSIS Chassis:

• 60” Enforcer with 10” raised roof
• Seating capacity: 4
• Overall height: 9’ 4”
• Overall length: 32’ 2”
• GVW Rating: 42,000 lbs.
• Front axle: Dana D-2000F, 18,000 lb
• Rear axle: Dana S23-170, 24,000 lb
• Engine: Cummins L9, 380 hp, 1150 lb-ft
• Electrical: Hard Wired
• BODY Material: Aluminum
• Shelving: Adjustable up to 500 lb
• Doors: Amdor roll-up
• Pump: Waterous, 1,250 gpm
• Tank: 500 gallons

Job Number: 35173

Dealership: Emergency Equipment Professionals

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Funding for fire station has caused deep division amongst citizens and city leaders which led to Monday night’s council meeting filled with tension and personal jabs, reports KAIT 8.

The wife of one volunteer firefighter argued that 13% of the sewer funds, which some had proposed shifting to fund the new fire station, is a considerably small amount of money.

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A groundbreaking was held to mark the beginning of renovations on the Middlebury Fire Station, reports 16 News Now.

The project encompasses the existing facility and consists of multiple phases, including an extensive exterior work. New firefighter living quarters, kitchen areas, offices and lounge space will transform and modernize the space.

The fire department has been using the building for the past 20 years.

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The Fort Drum Fire Department has welcomed a new fire truck, reports WWNY-TV.

The 2021 Pierce Saber engine features a 1,500 gallon-per-minute pump and six-person cab. Six apparatus were taken out of service in 2019 because of frame rot and structural issues.

The fire truck is expected to help prevent wear to the vehicles as the fire department will no longer need to bring two fire trucks to the scene.

Last year Fort Drum Fire and Emergency Service received a refurbished fire engine and expects to receive another new engine by March 2022.

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