Best practices for building your next apparatus – or fleet| FireRescue1
Master mechanics and emergency vehicle technicians recommend the following apparatus maintenance tips to keep trucks on the road in soaring temperatures| FireRescue1
Three Oshkosh Airport Products Striker ARFF vehicles will strengthen emergency response, bolster reliability and support the airport’s evolving operational needs| FireRescue1
Back in service, Durham’s Rescue 1 speeds up rescues and boosts firefighter pride and recruitment| FireRescue1
In continuing support for their community's initiatives of reducing emissions, Cary Fire Department welcomes their Pierce Volterra electric fire truck| FireRescue1
Three desperately needed ladder trucks are among 11 new rigs to be purchased after an audit found firefighters had no reserve apparatus and sometimes relied on pickup trucks| FireRescue1
Everything you wish someone had told you before starting your first day on the job| FireRescue1
The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled that a fire department that uses apparatus to block traffic at an accident scene, is entitled to governmental immunity in the event that an errant driver strikes the vehicle. The decision reverses a trial court ruling that held that the motor-vehicle exception to governmental immunity applied to potentially expose the department to liability.| Fire Law Blog