The fire truck involved in a recent power line traffic accident was one of the most important in the fire department's vehicle fleet and is still out of commission, according to city fire officials.

Jun. 16—POTTSVILLE — The city's tallest ladder fire truck is expected back in service soon after possible repairs following a recent training accident. The Phoenix Hook & Ladder Company tiller ...

Durango Fire Protection District's newest ladder truck, called Tower 1, can reach 100 feet high, which is enough to help protect new hotels and buildings on Main Avenue that have bump-outs in ...

JCFD lost the tallest ladder truck of its fleet and the only one with an aerial work platform for emergency rescue purposes in September after another vehicle struck a power line that fell on ...

Fire Engine 52 now supports the tallest ladder in the state, reaching 125 feet. According to the city, the ladder will allow easier access for both vertical rescues, and rescues that place on ...

Richmond Heights Fire Chief Marc Neumann asked City Council's Safety Committee to spend nearly $1.2 million on a new ladder truck to help with potential rescues at apartment buildings.

Now as a paid department, grant money has opened up to help pay for equipment like a new ladder truck they have ordered to help battle blazes in a growing town. The truck is still about a year out.

The truck has a longer ladder than their previous truck and it can reach all of the buildings in town they need to, including the Dime Bank Building which is the tallest in Marietta.