What began in 1975 as a small team of founders building custom cab-over fire chassis has grown into a nationally recognized manufacturer of fire apparatus chassis and a trusted partner to fire departments across the country.
The department wanted a quick turn-around time to replace a 20-year-old engine that was having mechanical issues.
E-ONE, Inc. will showcase a new Tractor Drawn Aerial and its new Select Series™ Aerial that highlight E-ONE’s “Strength Through Excellence” at FDIC International.
The Cassie Volunteer Fire Department wanted a vehicle that was small enough and agile enough to get to its waterfronts.
The Cassie Volunteer Fire Department wanted a vehicle that was small enough and agile enough to get to its waterfronts.
What is the most cost-effective way of driving a 1,500 gallon-per-minute (gpm) ratable NFPA 1900 compliant fire pump in a new fire truck?
In 1975, Foster and three fellow engineers established Spartan Motors and built their first chassis for the Covington (OH) Fire Department.
Darley, a leading provider of defense, fire, and emergency services equipment since 1908, is proud to announce that its CEO, Paul C. Darley, has been awarded the prestigious Kathleen Sridhar Small Business Executive of the Year Award by the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA).
Darley and Microsoft have partnered to create integrated public safety vehicles to keep first responders connected and operational during critical incidents. By combining Darley’s system integration manufacturing expertise with Microsoft’s cloud and software capabilities, we are delivering resilient, connected vehicles that meet the demands of modern public safety.
This month Darley shares takeaways from its annual management meeting where 2025 business plans and strategic goals were discussed. Also discussed were resources your team can use in their planning, three key themes of focus at its annual Fire Advisory Board meeting, recent additions to Team Darley, and the winners of the annual Thought Leadership Essay Contest for 2024.
Day three had many examples of how attendees to the Fire Truck Training Conference are the “obvious choices.”
The federal government awarded the city a $7 million grant, which comes on top of $7 million from a voter-approved levy.
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