Robert Policht provides examples of why small decisions that are made by an apparatus committee might not be flashy but can produce fire and rescue rigs that remain an asset for the next generation of a department’s members.
Cleveland has put its first dedicated highway crash attenuator truck into service, giving police officers, firefighters and medics an added layer of protection while working dangerous interstate emergencies.
Cummins' production schedule for the MY2027 X15 and X10 engines will ramp up more methodically over the year due to the EPA's plans to ease certain aspects of the upcoming low-NOx regulation.
Tom Shand recalls how the Syracuse, NY, Fire Department and the Rochester, NY, Fire Department were among the agencies that innovated their fleet concept in the mid-1970s.
The Allen County Sheriff's Office has debuted a custom-built mobile drone operations center that allows multiple officers to simultaneously monitor live aerial footage and coordinate responses from the field.