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Welcome

The Finest Supporting the Bravest!

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

Lehi (UT) Celebrates Third Fire Station

Posted: Dec 18, 2017

Lehi (UT) Celebrates Third Fire Station

Daily Herald

Lehi is growing and now has a third fire station within its city limits. Multiple fire departments from Utah County and Salt Lake County lined the bays of Station 83, the newest Lehi fire station on Traverse Mountain Boulevard above Harmons Grocery. "Who'd ever thought we'd have three stations in Lehi?

Forsyth County (GA) Fire Stations in Line for $300K in Security Improvements

Atlanta Journal Constitution

Firefighters in Forsyth County are likely feeling safer after several personal vehicles were targeted in burglaries earlier this year. Commissioners voted this week to authorize $300,000 in security improvements at 13 stations, Division Chief Jason Shivers said. The action is obviously welcome by firefighters.

Read more at Atlanta Journal Constitution

Commissioners voted this week to authorize $300,000 in security improvements at 13 stations, Division Chief Jason Shivers said. Â

Planned improvements include standalone cameras ($77,000), outsideÂ lighting upgrades at 11 stations ($39,000) and access cards at 11 stations ( $33,000).

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Naples (FL) Fire Station is $3 Million Over Budget

Posted: Dec 18, 2017

Naples (FL) Fire Station is $3 Million Over Budget

Naples News

Work to build a fire station behind Naples City Hall is expected to cost about $3 million over budget, prompting a recommendation for the Naples City Council to borrow money for the project. Leading bids from construction firms to complete the work came in between $8 million to $10 million.

Shepherdstown (WV) Volunteer Fire Department Honors Late Chief in Fire Apparatus Dedication

Journal news

As fire chief, the late D. Lee Morgan lived and breathed all things Shepherdstown Volunteer Fire Department. "He always wanted the Shepherdstown Fire Department to be a top fire department," his wife, MaryAnn Morgan, said Sunday after the department's truck dedication ceremony.