Tower 1 took a couple years to acquire. It cost $1.5 million and was purchased by the city with the fire assessment and general fund. (Source: Panamacity.gov)

Panama City (FL) FD Shows Off New $1.5M Aerial Tower with First Push-In Ceremony

Tower 1 took a couple years to acquire. It cost $1.5 million and was purchased by the city with the fire assessment and general fund.
Smeal built this 75-foot aerial ladder quint for Onondaga Hill (NY) Fire Department on a Spartan Gladiator chassis and LFD cab, powered by a 500-hp Cummins engine and an Allison 4000 EVS automatic transmission. (Photos 1-5 courtesy of Colden Enterprises)

Onondaga Hill (NY) FD Happy with Performance of Smeal 75-Foot Aerial Ladder Quint

Onondaga Hill Fire Department wanted to replace a rescue-pumper that was duplicating many of the functions of its medium duty rescue truck.

Fire Apparatus of the Day: June 28, 2024

Check out this Melrose (MA) Fire Department 100-foot Patriot tractor-drawn aerial by Seagrave.

Photo Gallery: Mount Prospect (IL) Battles Apartment Fire

Due to weather conditions and anticipated extended operations, command upgraded to a third alarm. Photos by Tim Olk.

Fire Apparatus of the Day: May 20, 2024

Check out this Onondaga Hill Fire Department, Syracuse, NY, 75-foot rear-mount aerial ladder quint by Smeal.
Seagrave built this Meanstick 75-foot aerial ladder quint for Tappan (NY) Fire District. (Photos 1-5 courtesy of Hudson Valley Fire Equipment)

Tappan (NY) Fire District Goes to Seagrave for Its First Aerial

The department chose the 75-foot aerial ladder quint for its single rear axle and shorter wheelbase to negotiate narrow roads.
Brookhaven Fire Department's Pierce Arrow XT Ascendant Quint. (Photos by Bob Vaccaro)

Brookhaven (NY) FD Stays with Pierce to Replace 20-Year-Old Quint

The Brookhaven Fire Department took the time to investigate and plan for this large purchase.
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