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    The Firehouse.com All-Terrain product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various ATV, multi-terrain mobile firefighting vehicles.
    Michael Ratcliffe
    Dispatched at 12:30 a.m., Hamilton Township, NJ, firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke and fire throughout a 170-year-old former rubber manufacturing facility. A defensive operation was ordered, and several additional alarms were transmitted, calling in mutual aid from neighboring towns and elsewhere.
    Rich Dzierwa
    Nov. 19, 2024
    Manufacturers display the latest and greatest in fire-rescue and EMS apparatus and boats.
    howeandhowe.com
    The RS3 robot extinguishing a vehicle fire.
    Nov. 2, 2021
    Whitfield County firefighters got a hands-on opportunity to test a robotic fire suppression vehicle with live fire evolutions.
    Polaris Pro Xd Fire Rescue Fire Station 0007
    The Pro XD firefighting and rescue units provide a diesel engine and enhanced payload.
    John Deere
    Firefighting John Deere International Automated Systems
    The new Special Application Vehicles are built on John Deere Utility Vehicle chassis and can be customized for firefighting and EMS needs.
    ASAP (Alternative Support Apparatus)/Brownville, TX, Fire Department
    Brownville, TX, Fire Department's three new all-terrain ambulances have off-road capabilities that allow the vehicles to go where standard ambulances can't.
    Aug. 30, 2019
    Brownville's new all-terrain response units will be used for emergencies in challenging places, such as river areas and trails, where standard ambulances can't go.
    Atlantic Beach, NC, King Mackerel Saltwater Slam
    A nonprofit group donated more than $22,000 in equipment to the Atlantic Beach, NC, Fire Department. The donation included an ATV, five wireless beach radios and an automated CPR device.
    May 17, 2019
    The Atlantic Beach Fire Department received more than $22,000 in new equipment—including a set of radios and an automated CPR device—from a local nonprofit group.