Price City Fire Department's Trucks Undergo Annual Capability, Iso Rating Inspection

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Chief Paul Bedont watches an inspector test a truck in Price's fire department fleet. Bedont said the test is to make sure trucks are capable of pumping sufficient water to fight a fire in the largest building in the district. The annual inspections, which are required for the Price City Fire Department to maintain its ISO rating, are the most rigorous work-over that the trucks experience, pointed out Bedont.

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