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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

Fire Truck Ignites at Grandview Fire Station

Posted: May 8, 2017

Fire Truck Ignites at Grandview Fire Station

Firefighters worked a call at their own station on Harry S. Truman Dr. after a fire truck caught fire Sunday night.

The fire was put out using a second truck. The burned truck will be towed away for the damage to be assessed.

No injuries were reported.

Truck Transfer Agreement Upgrades Fire Protection

Officials came together Sunday to transfer a firetruck title between two departments as part of a standing agreement that bolsters Cass Township's fire protection services.

Acquiring the 2007 truck has allowed St. Henry’s department to sell its 1997 E-1 pumper — that machine was party to a similar title transfer 10 years ago — to a fire department in Texas. Those proceeds are now being used to upgrade the St. Henry department’s pumper/tanker truck.

Volney Fire Department Receives Grant to Replace Breathing Equipment

For firefighters in Oswego County, it's out with the old equipment and in with the new after receiving a sizable amount of money. The Volney Fire Department was awarded $40,000 as part of the Assistant Firefighter Grant, AFG. This federally funded money is

The new system will help make the process of fighting a fire not only safer, but more efficient. Right now under the current 20-year-old system, it takes crews about fifteen minutes to fill one bottle with air. However, that will soon change with the new Cascade System and firefighters will be able to fill three bottles in the time it took them to fill one beforehand.

City Moving Forward on New Fire Stations

It's been a long road for the new St. Joseph Fire Department stations 9 and 11, but after more than a year of planning, the city is hoping to break

The design of both stations is complete and they opened up bids for construction last week. Dalsing will take the lowest bid from E.L. Crawford Construction Inc. to the city council for their approval.

Dalsing said the department went through a process with the community to hone where the stations will be built. During that process, some community members expressed concerns about living next to a fire station. Dalsing said stations that are currently nestled in residential areas, like station 12, are loved by the community.