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New Fire Trucks Stationed In McDavid, Ferry Pass, Osceola
September 15, 2023
Three new fire trucks are on the road in Escambia County, including a new squad truck in McDavid.
The new Escambia County Fire Rescue trucks are:
- Squad 9 – McDavid (Station #9)
- Engine 7 – Ferry Pass (Station #7)
- Ladder 12 – Osceola (Station #12)
“I’m proud to showcase the newest arrivals to our fleet, which was funded using local option sales tax.” said Fire Chief Adam Harrison. “This investment represents our commitment to the safety and well-being of our residents and guests in Escambia County.”
The total cost for the trucks was just over $2.4 million.
Pictured top: The new Squad 9 now stationed in McDavid. Pictured below: Ferry Pass Engine 7, Osceola Ladder 12. Photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Comments
6 Responses to “New Fire Trucks Stationed In McDavid, Ferry Pass, Osceola”
Nice trucks. So glad to see them out on the road. Thank you all firefighters for your service!
Nice to see our tax dollars put to good use.
If only the 5 talking heads would fully staff them like should be! They’re too busy trying to pad a retirement when 1st Responders are hoping to be able to afford health insurance when they retire!
Just saw ladder number 12 in action on blue angel Parkway between pine forest and mobile highway good looking vehicle
just in time for when everybody starts plugging in their space heaters in an unsafe manner, and their houses start catching on fire!
These new pieces of equipment are definitely going to be put to work. I have worked with Engine 7´s crew before and will continue to work with them. Before these apparatuses were even shown to the public, we had seen pictures of the apparatuses and knew they were going to good stations. We are putting our hard work in for the citizens of Escambia County and will always fight until the battle is won. And remember if you´re having a real emergency and need help, CALL 911.