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NC/SC Drager Dealer
Drager Dealer GOING IN PREPARED is why Anchor-Richey EVS is proud to offer you Drager - Fire and Emergency Services Protect. Serve. Save lives. Dräger offers solutions to rely on. No job is as versatile and demanding as firefighting. Whether it is about assistance or fire rescue – no run and operation is the same. Physical fitness and nerves of iron are required at ...
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Pilot Fire Departement Truck Is In Demand
Pilot Fire Department Returns from Bladen Co. Wildfire with Anchor-Richey EVS Truck. The Pilot Fire Department and their Anchor-Richey EVS truck was featured in a Fox 8 video in Thomasville, NC. Watch the video below...
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Max Meadows Fire Department
Max Meadows Fire Department - VA We are mounting equipment on their newly purchased apparatus with our custom built mounting brackets/holders, shelves, trays, etc.
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One Stop Shop
We are excited to be a true "One Stop Shop". We literally sell everything for the Fire/Rescue/Emergency Service from Firefighter needs to Fire/Rescue Apparatus needs (Parts & Equipment-Replacement Parts, Damage-Wreck Repairs, PMI, Service Center, Refurbs, Customized Equipment Mounting, Phoenix Rescue Tools, Drager, etc.) and the complete line of Apparatus to go with it (our small to medium units ...
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Anchor-Richey EVS Added As American LaFrance Dealer for Carolinas
Anchor-Richey EVS Added As American LaFrance Dealer for Carolinas (2/14/2011) SUMMERVILLE, SC – American LaFrance, LLC has signed Anchor- Richey Emergency Vehicle Services (EVS) as its new dealer for coverage in North Carolina and South Carolina. Located in Taylorsville, NC, Anchor-Richey has over 25 years of experience in the fire and emergency vehicles market. As an American LaFrance dealer, Anchor-Richey is authorized to sell new ...
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Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Dept. purchases new truck, equipment
Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Dept. purchases new truck, equipment The Bethlehem Community Volunteer Fire Department recently purchased a new truck to ensure the safety of Bethlehem residents. The department bought a 2002 Ford F-550 4x4 truck on Feb. 7, which will serve as a support unit and will carry extra equipment and supplies, hydraulic equipment, hand tools, and extrication tools. The body for ...
