The North Metro (CO) Fire Rescue District recently took delivery of its new engine.
The apparatus, a Pierce, will be housed at Station 65. It’s predecessor “proudly served the District for 14 years and will continue to be utilized as a reserve engine for the District,” a Facebook post reads.
“We’re excited to put this new engine to work serving our community.”
We are happy to welcome our new fire engine to Station 65, adjoining Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport. Our old engine was retired after 14 dedicated years of service and will now be used as a reserve engine. We're excited to put this new engine to work serving our community. pic.twitter.com/pEpeu9tgEp
— North Metro Fire (@NMFirePIO) January 15, 2022
