New Grand Forks fire truck arrives

The newest addition to Grand Forks Fire Rescue has arrived.

Last week the department welcomed its new engine with what was described as a “traditional push in ceremony,” seen in the video below.

In a Facebook post, the department said the new vehicle replaces a 1997 engine “and reflects the city’s continued commitment to responsible fleet planning and public safety.

“The new apparatus ensures our members have modern, reliable equipment to serve the residents of the City of Grand Forks for many years to come.”

The truck was built in New Brunswick and driven to Calgary where it was inspected before making the last leg of the journey.

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