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Kissimmee Fire Department Puts New Engine 11 Into Service with Traditional "Wet Down & Push Back" Ceremony
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Kissimmee Fire Department Puts New Engine 11 Into Service with Traditional "Wet Down & Push Back" Ceremony
The Kissimmee Fire Department officially placed Engine 11 into service this week during a Wet Down & Push Back Ceremony at Fire Station 11 on North Clyde Avenue, marking an expansion of the city’s firefighting and emergency response capabilities. The new engine is not a replacement but an additional unit, joining Engine 12, Engine 13, Engine 14, and Squad 11 as the department’s fifth suppression unit. City officials said the addition strengthens…
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