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Vassar Today
By the People, for the People
Vassar Fire Department adds new Heavy Rescue truck
The new vehicle will improve response to motor vehicle accidents and enhance firefighter safety.
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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The Vassar Fire Department in Michigan has announced the addition of a new Heavy Rescue truck to its fleet. The specialized vehicle is designed to carry the majority of the department's firefighters, as well as specialized tools like the Jaws of Life, to better respond to motor vehicle accidents in the area.
Why it matters
Vassar has historically had a high number of motor vehicle accidents that the fire department responds to, so investing in a heavier rescue platform will allow them to better serve the community and improve the safety of both residents and firefighters during these types of emergency situations.
The details
The new Heavy Rescue truck is designed to serve the Vassar Fire Department for many years, with features and equipment that will enhance their ability to respond to and mitigate motor vehicle accidents in the area.
- The Vassar Fire Department announced the new Heavy Rescue truck on February 24, 2026.
The players
Vassar Fire Department
The local fire department serving the city of Vassar, Michigan.
The takeaway
The Vassar Fire Department's investment in a new Heavy Rescue truck demonstrates their commitment to improving emergency response capabilities and enhancing the safety of both the community and their own firefighters, especially when it comes to motor vehicle accidents.
