Corinth Fire Department

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Corinth Firefighters will soon have a new piece of equipment in service. June 23,2009 Deputy Chief Bowers made the trip north to Findlay Ohio to pick up a 1988 Sutphen 85' Tower Ladder. The truck was DONATED by the TERRY FERRELL FUND to Corinth Fire Department. The Tower Ladder will be the first ladder truck in-service by a volunteer fire station, and will be only the second in the entire county . The Truck has a 4 man enclosed cab, detroit diesel engine, allison automatic transmission, 1500gpm hale pump with a 350 gallon tank,and a 85' Sutphen platform, the truck was also refurbished in 1996 by Custom Fire Apparatus and a new body installed. The truck is the former Findlay Ohio Ladder 1.

 Corinth Fire Department would like to send a special thanks to Brian Ferrell who made all this possible, and to Rusty Moss for providing the means to transport the truck back to South Carolina.

 The Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund was established in memory of Terry Farrell, a decorated member of Rescue 4/FDNY and Chief of the Dix Hills Volunteer Fire Department.

Terry, along with 342 of his brothers, perished on September 11, 2001 in the World Trade Center attack.

Our Fund is here to assist firefighters and their families with educational, medical and equipment needs. We support the firefighters who serve our communities

http://www.terryfarrellfund.org/

FUTURE 51 TRUCK OR TOWER LADDER 51???

ENGINE 52 "A" SIDE COMMERCIAL FIRE DOWNTOWN GAFFNEY

Corinth Fire Department has placed in service a Pierce Dash Heavy Rescue. "Rescue 51" was purchased from the Pleasant Township Fire Department in Lancaster OH, Thursday April 23, 2009. 4 personnel made the 8 hour drive, inspected the truck and drove it back to South Carolina. The Truck has a 25 KW pto generator, 4500 psi cascade system, front winch, seating for 5 firefighters, electric and hydraulic reels, and 4 - 1500w telescoping scene lights. The truck is powered by a 250 hp Cummins engine with a Allison automatic transmission. Rescue 51 carries all ISO required service company equipment as well as Phoenix rescue tools, Paratec airbags, Rescue 42 struts, Rope rescue equipment, Tripod, cutting torch, 100 gal of AFFF, Oildry, and Rehab supplies ( tent,chairs,water,gatorade,coffee,microwave,fridge)

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