New rescue unit unveiled at Seminole County Station 35
At a push-in ceremony at Station 35, Seminole County officials introduced a new rescue unit billed as equipped for high-angle, trench and hazmat responses. Speakers praised local firefighters and described the vehicle as supporting the fire department’s technical-rescue capabilities.
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At a ceremony at Station 35, an agency official identified only in the transcript as a spokesperson for Seminole County said the county had received a "brand new, rescue unit that is equipped for all kinds of special hazards," and that the vehicle will give crews the tools they need to respond to a range of incidents.
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