Harris County (TX) Emergency Services District 48 has taken delivery of two new Type 1 Ford F-450 Wheeled Coach ambulances.
Harris County (TX) Emergency Services District 48 Receives Two Type 1 Wheeled Coach Ambulances
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Riley County will negotiate with local architecture firm Anderson Knight Architects to construct a new EMS station in north county.
Pennsauken (NJ) Township Fire Department Takes Delivery of Another Horton Type 3 Ambulance
Horton Emergency Vehicles built this Type 3 ambulance for Pennsauken (NJ) Township Fire Department on a Ford E450 chassis.
Rincon Valley (AZ) Fire District Takes Delivery of Wheeled Coach Type 1 Ambulance
Rincon Valley is rapidly expanding, and the fire district knew it needed to add an ambulance to be able to better respond to its population’s medical needs.
Bethel-Tate (OH) Fire Department Takes Delivery of McCoy Miller Type 1 ALS Ambulance
The department has taken delivery of a McCoy Miller Type 1 ALS ambulance that’s built on a 2021 Ford F-550 4×4 chassis with a two-door cab.
Wheeled Coach® Names Banner Fire Equipment, Inc. As Exclusive Dealer for OK
Banner Fire Equipment is now authorized to sell, service and provide coverage for the complete line of Wheeled Coach ambulances.
Harford County (MD) Adds First Bariatric Ambulance to Fleet
The 2021 International CV 5500 Wheeled Coach is the fifth county-owned ambulance in its fleet.
Philadelphia (PA) Fire Department To Take Delivery on Three More Custom Horton Type 1 Ambulances
The most-recent three ambulances have bodies reduced to 159-inches long to enable them to fit in apparatus bays with length restrictions.
REV Group Company Opens Ambulance Remount Center in OH
REV Group, Inc. announces the opening of a second REV Ambulance Remount Center, in Grove City, Ohio.
REV Group® Company Delivers Electric Ambulance to Hamad Medical Corporation in Qatar for Operational Trial
Hamad Medical Corporation is conducting an operational trial of an electric Type II ambulance from Leader Emergency Vehicles.
Should We Be Transporting Lights and Sirens?
We are doing a disservice to our patients when we “rapidly” transport them to the hospital using lights and sirens, writes Jason D. Haag.
Boone County (WV) Ambulance Authority Gets Wheeled Coach Critical Care Transport Ambulance
The Boone County (WV) Ambulance Authority has taken delivery on a Wheeled Coach Type 1 Critical Care Transport/Advanced Life Support ambulance.
