A local public-safety acquisition more than 25 years in the making has become reality with the city’s purchase of a Davis Fire Department aerial ladder truck. Chances are you’ve seen the 58-foot, ...

As part of its consent agenda on Feb. 4, t City Council authorized $900,000 for the purchase of used fire truck after the city's No. 1 ladder truck was damaged in a recent crash. Someone ran into the ...

Overall, budget materials show the city owns 28 fire-rescue vehicles, including ladder trucks and other trucks. The four firefighters now on leave represent a wealth of experience with Delray ...

The crash left one of the city's ladder trucks destroyed, but the department has two or three other ladder trucks it can rely on when aerial ladders are needed, said retired Delray Beach Fire ...

The internal review comes about a month after David Wyatt drove the city-owned ladder truck that collided with a Brightline ...

The Sterling Fire Department is moving forward with plans to address the "severe operational issues" of its apparatus and vehicles. Sterling Fire Chief Forrest Reeder told the Sterling City Council in ...

David Wyatt received glowing reviews each year at Delray Beach Fire Rescue ... manager in 2023 and 2024 and who city officials said was also on the ladder truck at the time of the crash.