The Sturgeon Bay Fire Department took possession of its new aerial truck on Thursday and firefighters are learning about its capabilities. The nearly million dollar vehicle replaces another aerial that had served the department for more than three decades. Fire Chief Tim Dietman says the changeover has been in the planning stages for several years…
Chief Dietman says the new aerial truck is a step up from its predecessor…
Dietman says representatives of Ferrara Fire Apparatus of Holden, Louisiana will be providing training sessions for Sturgeon Bay Fire crews this weekend…
The 100-foot ladder is produced by the same firm in Nebraska that produced the ladder for the previous aerial truck. Dietman says he’s confident that the new vehicle will be an important firefighting tool for the Sturgeon Bay Fire Department for decades to come.
