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Redmond first responder spotlights state's first electric fire truck at Station 12
Summary
Taylor Hutton, a first responder at Redmond Fire Station 12, said the station dispatches the state's first electric fire truck and described its capabilities: zero emissions, up to 2,000 gallons-per-minute pump capacity, recharge for service in under 90 minutes, and a quieter operation.
Taylor Hutton, a first responder at Redmond Fire Station 12, described what he called the state's first electric fire truck and its operational capabilities during Redmond City News Now.
"Our electric engine generates no emissions, can pump up to 2,000 gallons of water a minute, and can be recharged for service in less than 90 minutes," Hutton said. He also noted the apparatus is quiet.
The remarks were presented as part of a short weekly city bulletin; no procurement details, cost figures or operational changes were provided in the segment. The statement stands as the speaker's description of the vehicle's specifications and performance; the program did not include technical documents or outside verification.
Hutton identified himself as a first responder at Redmond Fire Station 12. The bulletin did not report any formal city action, vote or policy decision tied to the vehicle in this segment.
