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Norwalk fire chiefs warn multi‑year delays for new engines, rescue truck
Summary
Norwalk Fire Department leaders told the Board of Fire Commissioners that two engines and a heavy rescue on order now have delivery dates in 2026 and 2027, and that industry‑wide supply and staffing issues are driving longer build times.
Norwalk fire leaders told the Board of Fire Commissioners on a February afternoon that delivery schedules for new frontline apparatus have slipped several years, leaving the department to continue relying on older vehicles.
Assistant Chief Christopher McCabe, speaking for operations, said two replacement engines are now scheduled for delivery in August 2026 and the department’s heavy rescue truck is slated for September…
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