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The purpose of the Fire Mechanics Section is to promote standardization of fire apparatus and equipment preventative maintenance, improve safety standards and practices, promote workshops, conferences, and seminars related to the purposes of this Section, and to promote cost savings through standardization of building and equipment purchasing and maintenance.

RECENT FIRE MECHANIC NEWS

Kokomo (IN) Fire Department to Receive New Million Dollar Fire Apparatus

Posted: Jun 12, 2018

Kokomo (IN) Fire Department to Receive New Million Dollar Fire Apparatus

Kokomotribune

Kokomo's busiest fire station will soon receive a new $1 million aerial platform truck, complete with a 110-foot ladder reach, cameras that eliminate blind spots and a bucket capable of holding three firefighters. The truck, which is due off the assembly line today, will later be placed through tests and inspections, and the city is expected to take possession by the end of the month.

Clay Township (NY) Voters to Consider $2M Bond for Fire Department

The Times Herald

Clay Township voters will consider a $2 million bond proposal this August to help fund new firetrucks and other facility repairs and improvement in the department. Fire Chief George Rose said the main intent is to replace some vehicles and equipment to benefit firefighters' safety.

$1.2 Million Grant for Tangent (OR) Fire Station Upgrade

Democrat Herald

TANGENT - The Tangent Fire District will use a nearly $1.2 million seismic rehabilitation grant to retrofit the 12,000-square-foot fire Station 71 to withstand a massive earthquake. The $1.163 million grant comes from Business Oregon, which Tangent Fire Chief Scott Casebolt said provides funding to upgrade critical public buildings such as fire stations and schools.

The station was constructed in 1989, and new earthquake standards were released in 1997. The Tangent Fire District paid $8,000 for a company to complete an engineering study focused on the building's needs in the event of a major earthquake.

Casebolt said key projects will include new roof sheeting and removing the roller bay doors and replacing them with sliding doors that will open even if the building flexes.

“The front door posts will also be replaced with welded I-beams,” he said.

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Posted: Jun 12, 2018

Long Lake (MN) Fire Truck Struck by Falling Tree in Storm

KSTP TV

The Long Lake Fire Department had a tree fall and strike their fire Truck Monday night in Orono...

According to Fire Chief James Van Eyll, the department was responding to a routine wire down call while they were driving on County Road 15 in Orono. A tree fell across the road in front of them.