new equipment will provide a better breathing experience for the firefighters
Palm Bay Fire Rescue has enhanced their capabilities with the acquisition of 50 new air packs and 120 air bottles. The new equipment was put into service just days ago to enable our team to work more efficiently and effectively in fire rescue operations. “The new equipment will provide a better breathing experience for the firefighters, with a higher air capacity and deliver a myriad of new safety standards,” said a Palm Bay Fire Rescue spokesperson. This upgrade underscores Palm Bay Fire Rescue’s commitment to providing the best possible service to the community and marks a significant step in maintaining the safety and well-being of our brave responders. (PBFR image)
BREVARD COUNTY • PALM BAY, FLORIDA – Palm Bay Fire Rescue has enhanced their capabilities with the acquisition of 50 new air packs and 120 air bottles.
The new equipment was put into service just days ago to enable our team to work more efficiently and effectively in fire rescue operations.
“The new equipment will provide a better breathing experience for the firefighters, with a higher air capacity and deliver a myriad of new safety standards,” said a Palm Bay Fire Rescue spokesperson.
This upgrade underscores Palm Bay Fire Rescue’s commitment to providing the best possible service to the community and marks a significant step in maintaining the safety and well-being of our brave responders.
Palm Bay Fire Rescue has enhanced their capabilities with the acquisition of 50 new air packs and 120 air bottles. The new equipment was put into service just days ago to enable our team to work more efficiently and effectively in fire rescue operations. “The new equipment will provide a better breathing experience for the firefighters, with a higher air capacity and deliver a myriad of new safety standards,” said a Palm Bay Fire Rescue spokesperson. This upgrade underscores Palm Bay Fire Rescue’s commitment to providing the best possible service to the community and marks a significant step in maintaining the safety and well-being of our brave responders. (PBFR image)
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