The Chicago Fire Department has placed one of the largest emergency apparatus orders in North America, selecting E-ONE and Wheeled Coach to supply 120 new vehicles valued at more than $100 million. The order, made through Fire Service, Inc., includes: 42 E-ONE pumpers...
AEV built a Type 1 ambulance on a Ford F-450 X series two door cab and 4×2 chassis for Birmingham (AL) Fire Department.
The Davis Corner rig is built on a Type 3 Ford E-450 two-door cab and chassis with a 170-inch-long body that has 74 inches of interior headroom.
The Franklin (MA) Fire Department needed to replace one of its aging ambulances and chose to, again, go with a Type 1 4×4 rig made by Horton Emergency Vehicles. The Franklin Fire Department protects a city about a half hour away from Boston, Massachusetts, and...
Watauga County (NC) Emergency Services needed to get new vehicles into its fledgling fleet so it turned to American Emergency Vehicles (AEV) for help.
By Alan M. Petrillo Espanola (NM) Fire/Rescue Department provides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services (EMS) response to the 10,500 residents of the eight-square-mile city of Espanola in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico, from three stations by 15 full-time paid...
Wheeled Coach is pleased to announce that Feld Fire Equipment is now the official dealer for Wheeled Coach vehicles and equipment in Colorado and Wyoming.
The department’s medics were so pleased with the department’s prior purchase of a Wheeled Coach Type 1 ambulance that they wanted another similar vehicle.
Horton Emergency Vehicles is expanding its manufacturing footprint in Grove City, OH, with the $2.6M purchase of an adjacent building.
Deaconess EMS LLC provides advanced life support (ALS) and basic life support (BLS) emergency medical services (EMS) across multiple regions, including Western Kentucky, Southern Illinois, and Southern Indiana.
The department wanted more compartment space on the outside of the rigs that could handle not only its EMS equipment, but also its fire personal protective equipment (PPE).
American Emergency Vehicles (AEV) has delivered a Type 1 Traumahawk Medium Duty advanced life support (ALS) Ambulance to Highland (MA) EMS, which will run as one of its two front-line ambulances.
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