DC FEMS Deputy Chief Michael Poetker used to sell HME firetrucks. “Now he’s turning around and selling those same fire trucks to the department that he works for,” the union president said.

Fire departments across Southern Illinois are paying far more for new fire trucks and waiting years longer to get them, leaving some communities to rely on aging equipment longer than ...

Surplus SCBA tanks from Bethalto Fire Department fetch $30,000 from lone bidder ...

Hempfield Township has announced plans for how they plan to allocate the $1.4 million surplus that is being carried over from 2025. Aaron Siko, the township manager, said the money will be spent ...

A $1.1 million surplus from 2025 could help Hempfield get ready for winters to come. Public works director Austin Erhard is hoping to order a half a million dollars worth of road salt with part of the ...

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UNION TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Recovery efforts are ongoing after a water main break damaged multiple trucks and sets of gear belonging to the Elrama Volunteer Fire Company. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Water main ...

MEDINA — The Village is keeping the new $1.7 million Medina Fire Department ladder truck at the Department of Public Works temporarily. The Village Board, which recently declared the truck as surplus ...

TOOELE, Utah (KUTV) — The North Tooele Fire District responded to a semi-truck fire on I-80 in Tooele County. The fire district shared on social media Monday morning that a Tooele County resident ...

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WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The McPherson Fire Department gave the public a chance to see its two newest trucks on Thursday. The trucks — also called brush trucks or wildland attack units — give ...

MEDINA — The Village of Medina Fire Department has a new $1.7 million ladder truck and has begun training with it, though the majority of Village Board members voted to declare it as surplus. The ...