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1946 Richmond Hill Fire Department Ford Pumper, which entered service in 1947. It replaced the 1924 Mason Road King chemical fire truck, which was the Department’s first motorized unit. #firetruck #fireequipment #firedepartment #vintage #vintagetruck
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July 9, 2026 at 4:04 PM
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Greenwood County Council has taken a bold step by approving a procurement variance to secure 13 fire apparatus now, ensuring they lock in prices before costs rise!

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Greenwood County council approves procurement variance to order 13 fire apparatus, delays payment until delivery
The council unanimously approved a procurement variance and authorized staff to order 13 fire apparatus now under cooperative purchasing agreements, with an estimated first payment of about $10.5 million to be made after delivery and when capital-project sales tax revenues are received.
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March 9, 2026 at 11:59 PM
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Salinas City Council just greenlit a $3.26 million financing plan to acquire new fire engines, but don’t expect them until 2030!

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Salinas council approves lease-financing plan to buy fire apparatus; engines won’t arrive for years
The Salinas City Council approved a lease-purchase financing package Feb. 3 to buy multiple fire apparatus, using a mix of land-sale proceeds and tax-exempt financing; staff said lead times are currently about five years, delaying delivery until roughly 2030.
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February 11, 2026 at 4:33 AM