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E 55-2 standing ready beside the rescue. Back from the shop, hose racked, tank full, ready to roll! ... See MoreSee Less

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New Danville Fire Co.

5 days ago

One of our former members started running again. We had to remind him that 2094 New Danville Pike has been the print ship, and not the firehouse, for over 19 years. He realized he wouldn’t be able to fit Rescue into the old firehouse anyway.

Ok, we are just joking about trying to fit - we know that’s not gonna happen. And if you’re a New Danville native, you know that Cooper Printing was the firehouse for many years. We just borrowed the old front ramp to turn around. ... See MoreSee Less

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New Danville Fire Co.

5 days ago

E 55-2 is finally back home after spending six months at the repair shop. Those who follow our page may remember that this rig got rear ended by an uninsured motorist in June of '19, and was sent for repairs in September. Once they started dismantling the damaged area, the damage was found to be worse than originally thought. Another delay occurred while waiting on a part for the electric ladder rack. We're happy to finally have it home. It'll go out for a quick state inspection, and shortly afterwards, hose will be racked and loose equipment placed back on. Our white KME engine, which ran for about 9 years as E 55-1, has been doing a fine job of filling in as E 55-2 over the past several months, but we'll be happy to get the "real" 55-2 back on the road. ... See MoreSee Less