(From connfire.com)
April 2014:
Branford: Engine 4 is currently under going a refurb which will include being repainted.
Brookfield: The Brookfield Fire Department will likely order a new engine before the end of the year.
Enfield: The Enfield Fire District is currently spec'ing a 100' rear mount aerial truck and a pumper truck.
Kent: Kent should be taking delivery of the new Firematic BRAT brush truck next week.
Washington: The department is currently refurbishing
the light duty rescue by putting the box on a new cab and chassis.
Also, a new engine is in the spec stage.
Stratford: Stratford is looking to secure funds to replace Ladder 1.
Bethlehem: A pumper tanker is currently being spec'd out with a purchase to be made during the next budget season.
Watertown: Watertown is not going with the Spartan/GK/LTI aerial and are currently looking at other options.
New Haven: Engine 9 and Engine 11 Pierce Arrow XT pumpers should be delivered to New Haven before the end of the month.
Preston: Smeal won the bid for a new rescue pumper that should be delivered early next year.
Milford:
I'm being told that Smeal Fire Apparatus won the bid for a new quint to
replace Engine 5. Engine 5 will go into reserve status.
Colchester: A Marion/Spartan Walk Around Heavy Rescue is currently being built with a late summer delivery expected.
East Haven: Squad 5
left town today to undergo a refurbishment. The current box will be
mounted on a 2014 Ford Cab & Chassis. The spare rescue, a 1997
Ford/E-One ambulance (it doesn't transport) will be mounted on Squad 5
current cab and chassis.
Naugatuck: Naugatuck Fire
has taken delivery of a Spartan Marion Rescue Pumper as well as the
first Pierce which was refurbished by Bulldog Fire Apparatus. The 2nd
Pierce should be sent out in April for a refurbishment at Bulldog.
Branford:
I believe Branford may have ordered a new ambulance due in either late
this month or in May. I am trying to verify and get additional info.
West Hartford: Engine 1's new KME is in service.
Farmington:
Farmington will be taking delivery of a Swab/Ford EMS truck in the next couple of months. After July 1, funding should
be available to replace two pumper trucks. I believe one of the two
trucks will be a rescue pumper.
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