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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

Lexington (KY) Next Fire Station in Fast-Growing Neighborhood

Posted: Mar 14, 2017

Lexington (KY) Next Fire Station in Fast-Growing Neighborhood

Construction should begin this fall on a new, two-story fire station off Citation Boulevard and Magnolia Springs Drive, Lexington fire officials said Tuesday. Fire station 24 will take more than 13 months to build. Construction bids should be released in August with work beginning in mid-October, said Eric Chambers, chief architect for Brandstetter Carroll, the architect.

There are 23 fire stations in Fayette County. This is the first new station since 2007.

Mayor Jim Gray had set aside $5.2 million in the current-year budget for the 12,000-square-foot station.

Rapid population growth on the city's west side created the need for another fire station. The closest fire station to Masterson Station, one of the state's largest neighborhoods, is on Leestown Road. That station was built in 1952.

Bowling Alley Gets New Life (As A Table) At North Canton Fire Station

Cushion Trade Company in Canal Fulton crafted the table with station logo from an old bowling alley. NORTH CANTON When the city's firefighters sit down for meals or gather for training, they'll do so around a bowling alley. North Canton Fire Department's fire station one on N.

Sidewalk Collapses Under Fire Truck, Injuring 2 Firefighters

RIVERDALE, Md. (AP) - A sidewalk collapsed underneath a fire truck in Prince George's County, injuring two firefighters as the engine nearly toppled onto its side. The two injured firefighters were in the ladder bucket when the collapse occurred Monday morning. Fire spokesman Mark Brady says the truck fell after being called out to a house fire in Riverdale.

New Truck for St. Thomas Fire

St. Thomas city council gave the department the go-ahead to purchase a fully-loaded, $716,899.20 rescue vehicle at its meeting Monday. The new rig that will replace two aging ones in the department’s fleet, a 1991 heavy rescue vehicle and a 2002 light rescue truck.