Spartan Emergency Response is a world-class leader in the design and production of the most powerful and reliable emergency response apparatus, cabs and chassis on the market. Drawing on more than 130 years of excellence in fire truck manufacturing, Spartan Emergency Response manufactures a full line of pumpers, tankers, rescues, aerials, quick-attack/urban interface vehicles and other emergency-rescue vehicles on both custom and commercial chassis from its facilities in Michigan, Pennsylvania and South Dakota.
Spartan, in partnership with Firehouse, has presented the Emergency Vehicle Technician (EVT) of the Year Award to Muskegon, MI, Fire Department mechanic Brian Marek.
Detroit Truck Manufacturing (DTM) is a captive channel supplier of fabricated aluminum cabs for Spartan’s fire trucks, as well as cab and chassis product it supplies to over 40...
The Spartan rescue pumper, “Engine 32,” featuring a safety-first design, has been recently added to the Moyers Corners, NY, Fire Department’s emergency response fleet.
Todd Fierro has been named President of Emergency Response (ER). In this role, he will have P&L responsibility as well as direct oversight of the sales, engineering, and product...
Firehouse announces the top five winners of the 2018 Emergency Vehicle Technician of the Year Award, which recognizes outstanding efforts to promote a high standard of excellence...
Firehouse's 2019 EVT of the Year Award was presented to Muskegon, MI, fire mechanic Brian Marek at the FDSOA Apparatus, Safety and Maintenance Conference.
Al Hasenfratz, the 2018 EVT of the Year, spoke at a Spartan Motors event about the need for mechanics to protect themselves from carcinogens while working on apparatus.
Mike Jerums was presented with the 2021 Emergency Vehicle Technician of the Year award during the opening ceremonies of the annual Fire Department Safety Officers Association ...
Mike Jerums has been working on North Las Vegas Fire Department's fleet since 2006 and says training is key to keeping the fire apparatus fleet on the road.
Tom Shand and Mike Wilbur took advantage of their relationships with fire department fleet managers to collect hands-on-useful information that a department can apply to its collection...
