Watertown Fire Rescue responded to a fuel tank explosion on Thursday morning at Watertown Regional Airport.

Christchurch Airport has welcomed New Zealand's first electric fire truck, but one expert says the saved emissions will be "insignificant and inconsequential".

A garbage truck caught fire and was extinguished at a city of Albuquerque yard.Albuquerque Fire Rescue responded to flames and smoke coming from the body of the vehicle. It happened at just before ...

According to records WPTV received from a public records request, taxpayers will pay an unknown amount for an independent investigation into Delray Beach Fire Rescue. In January, the city ...

In January, the city announced in a press release that it hired Johnson Jackson PLLC to investigate Delray Beach Fire Rescue, after a Brightline train crashed into a city-owned fire truck in December.

The Rosenbauer RT (Revolutionary Technology) is also the first electric fire truck at any airport in the Southern Hemisphere, reinforcing the airport’s leadership in sustainable airport practices. The ...

two vehicles rear-ended the back of their fire truck. According to Lubbock Fire Rescue, crews were called out before 7 a.m. to the 7000 Block of South I-27 for a tractor-trailer fire. Due to the ...

Then Calderazzo welcomed the attendees to do the historical push of the new electric truck into the bay. Division Chief of Logistics at Boulder Fire-Rescue Dan Dillon said the department looked at ...

Christchurch Airport has taken another significant step in its commitment to operational excellence and sustainability, taking possession of New Zealand’s first electric fire truck today.

The first electric fire truck in the southern hemisphere has been handed over at Christchurch Airport. The Austrian-built Rosenbauer RT (Revolutionary Technology) will be followed by a second, larger ...

where they had to rescue a man from a garbage truck. Kevin Perlic witnessed the whole thing. “I saw the first fire truck arrive and then I saw the guys getting out and looking over to a garbage ...