A new Pierce Enforcer Ladder Truck will join the Fire Department’s fleet to replace the department’s 20-year-old American LaFrance Ladder Truck. “We’re very excited,” Chief Graham Archer said. “Our ...

The New Orleans Fire Department has expanded its fleet with four Ascendant® 107’ Heavy-Duty Aerial Ladders on Enforcer chassis. APPLETON, Wis. (November 19, 2024) – Pierce Manufacturing Inc., an ...

Santa Barbara Fire Department’s new Pierce Arrow XT Aerial Ladder Truck is equipped with a 107-foot aerial ladder. (Courtesy photo) The Santa Barbara Fire Department (SBFD) has acquired a new Pierce ...

Midpoint milestone for U.S. Road Rally brings continued momentum, expanded reach, and more opportunities for hands-on exploration of Pierce’s cutting-edge fire apparatus. APPLETON, WI – Pierce ...

The City of Santa Barbara is proud to announce the recent acquisition of a new Pierce Arrow XT Aerial Ladder Truck for the Santa Barbara Fire Department, significantly enhancing the department’s ...

CHUBBUCK — The Chubbuck Fire Department is literally reaching new heights after unveiling the brand new replacement for its over 40-year-old 1983 American LaFrance ladder truck. The recently acquired ...

Apr. 3—WATERTOWN — With costs of repairs to its ladder trucks skyrocketing, the city is considering the purchase of a new aerial truck for the Fire Department. The city Council will be presented with ...

Mt. Pleasant is ordering two new fire trucks, one of which has multiple purposes and will ultimately save money. City commissioners on Monday approved Fire Chief Doug Lobsinger’s request for two ...

The city of Monroe is planning ahead when it comes to buying key assets for the fire department in hopes of spreading out the timing of the purchases and minimizing the financial impact on the budget.

TRAVERSE CITY — In about three years, the Traverse City Fire Department will have a new ladder truck in its garage. That’s how long it takes to build a Pierce Ascendant 100-foot ladder truck, ...

Rapid City firefighters bid farewell to one of their own Thursday at the same time they celebrated the arrival of a sleek, new replacement. The Rapid City Department of Fire & Emergency Services held ...