Pierce secures order from Hall County Fire Services, Georgia
- August 5, 2020
- 11:54 am
Matt Head
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Pierce Manufacturing Inc. has secured an order from Hall County Fire Services in Georgia. Sold through Pierce dealer, Ten-8 Fire Equipment, the order includes eight Pierce Enforcer Pumpers and one Ascendant 107’ Heavy-Duty Aerial Ladder. The new fire apparatus will support the department’s efforts to standardise its fleet to allow personnel consistency in their response and service delivery.
“Our fire department covers 429 square miles with diverse response districts from rural to suburban,” said Christopher Armstrong, Fire Chief of Hall County Fire Services. “We respond to a variety of hazards, and standardisation and continuity in our operations are crucial to fulfilling our mission. Both the excellent customer service provided by Ten-8 Fire Equipment and the quality of Pierce apparatus contributed to our decision to execute this significant order.”
Hall County Fire Services’ new fire apparatus will feature:
Pierce Enforcer Pumpers
- Extended cab and raised roof
- 750-gallon tank with low hose bed
- 1,500 GPM Waterous Pump
- Detroit Diesel DD13 525 HP Engine
- TAK-4 Independent Suspension
- Side roll and frontal impact protection
- Multiplex electrical system with Command Zone screen
- Additional storage cabinetry for EMS equipment
Ascendant 107’ Heavy-Duty Aerial Ladder
- Enforcer chassis with extended cab and raised roof
- 500-gallon tank
- 2000 GPM Waterous Pump
- Detroit Diesel DD13 525 HP Engine
- TAK-4 Independent Suspension
- Side roll and frontal impact protection
- Multiplex electrical system with Command Zone screen
- Single rear axle configuration
- Additional storage cabinetry for EMS equipment and extrication tools
“Our team is honoured that our longstanding relationship with Hall County Fire Services continues with an order of such magnitude for their community,” said Guy Binion, sales representative for Ten-8 Fire Equipment. “The eight pumpers and aerial ladder offer the desired level of standardisation of apparatus operation, training, and vehicle maintenance, as well as superior manoeuvrability, innovative design, and essential safety features. We are confident the new fire trucks are the optimal choice for the department’s response area.”
Hall County Fire Services’ new fire apparatus will support the work of 369 personnel,16 stations, and an annual service call volume of over 25,000 per year. Delivery of the eight pumpers and the aerial ladder is expected to take place in December 2020.
