Curtis Mullins’ work involves comprehensive maintenance, bumper to bumper, top to bottom, lighting systems, computers, and hydraulics.
Tempe (AZ) FD Takes Delivery of Four E-ONE Pumpers
The new pumpers are different from traditional side-mount pumpers in that their pump panels are on the curb side of the rigs.
Ocala (FL) Fire Rescue Welcomes Groundbreaking Addition to Fleet
It comes equipped with five main tools crucial for effective firefighting: a pump, water tank, fire hose, aerial device, and ground ladders.
Quint Offers Greater Reach, Maneuverability to St. Augustine (FL) FD
St. Augustine is notorious for its tight streets, and navigating fire apparatus throughout the city is an inherent problem and a challenge.
Center Point (TX) VFD Takes Delivery of New Pumper
Engine 83, custom built by Metro Fire in Houston, has a 2,000 gallons-per-minute pump and a 2,500-gallon drop tank.
Vancouver (WA) FD Replaces Tractor Drawn Aerial With New KME Tiller
The department needed to replace the oldest of the tillers and wanted a new rig that mirrored the customization of its earlier TDAs.
18th Annual IL Fire Services Home Day Highlights Industry Issues
The events are held to keep fire service issues in front of Illinois’ federal and state legislators.
EVT Talk with Greg Moore
Moore cites areas he has seen such investment pay off, and also discusses how to educate department brass about the complexity of today’s rigs.
REV Group Announces Kevin Strudthoff as New General Manager of Snyder (NE)
Strudthoff joins REV Group from Valmont Industries, where he held various roles of increasing responsibility.
REV Specialty Vehicles Segment Announces New E-ONE Vice President and General Manager
Gary Feldmann was most recently the president and general manager of the Fruit & Vegetable division for JBT Corp.
CAFMA Marks Successful Completion of 2024 Engineer Academy
The CAFMA Engineer Academy is an intensive five-day program focused on education through hands-on application.
Patterson Creek (WV) FD Adds Vacuum Tanker to Fleet
Vacuum tankers are not a new concept in rural water supply but are not well known in today’s fire service.













