New Engine for Louisville, Mississippi Fire Department

April 12, 2019
FFN Editorial Staff
1 min read

WINSTON COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) — After using a 20-year-old fire truck, the Louisville Fire Department has a new set of wheels.

Priced around 292,000 dollars, this truck holds more of what is needed in the line of duty.

Chief Haynes said the station was getting checked for a rating and actually went down a point due to the 20-year-old fire truck and decided to replace it. MORE

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