BME Fire Trucks
Manufacturing dependable fire apparatus since 1990.
We opened our doors in 1990 and have been manufacturing and serving firefighters for over 30 years. We are your wildland fire truck manufacturer, providing your department with exceptional craftsmanship with the highest safety standards and durability in the market.
Being one of the trusted names among wildland apparatus manufacturers, we understand that fire departments face specific challenges related to their unique environments, so we are committed to designing better fire trucks to fit your needs. Whether you need a brush truck, crew carrier, or water tender, BME apparatus will always outperform on the fireline.
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BUILDING FIRE APPARATUS SINCE 1990
BME Fire Trucks is more than a fire truck manufacturer. We opened our doors over 30 years ago because of our respect and admiration for the fire industry. Each and every apparatus that leaves our facility is built with its end-use in mind. Our team prides itself in building something that protects and serves departments across the US and Canada. BME has manufactured apparatus for CAL FIRE, BLM, USFS, and municipal fire departments across the US and is the branded leader in wildland fire apparatus.
Being a family-owned company, we make sure that people are at the foundation of our business. From dealer to department, every person that walks through our doors will always be treated like family. We will always work with you and your department to ensure you have what you need for the frontlines.
Every apparatus that leaves our facility is inspected for safety, durability, and performance. Our mission is to continue innovating fire apparatus so that it will perform no matter the severity of the fire season. That’s the BME difference.
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Alpha Gala 2023 Prizes
On October 19, WATERAX attended the Alpha Gala in Montreal, QC. There, the company was presented two awards by the esteemed Chambre de commerce et d’Industrie de Saint Laurent – Mont Royal: Business of the Year and Innovators in Sustainable Technology. The WATERAX...
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Officials at L.A. County’s Office of Emergency Management Not to Blame for West Altadena Alert Failures, Sources Say
Rebecca Ellis, Terry Castleman and Grace Toohey Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles County emergency management officials responsible for sending evacuation alerts were not instructed to notify west Altadena residents until long after the Eaton fire...
Wildfire in NJ Neighborhood Spreads to 150 Acres, Is 50% Contained
Matthew Enuco, Nicolas Fernandes - nj.com A wildfire that broke out Wednesday evening in Gloucester County has now spread to 150 acres and is 50% contained, officials said. The Scotland Run Wildfire started in the area of Pennsylvania Avenue and Coles Mill...
Federal Wildland Firefighters Win Permanent Pay Raises in Budget Deal
The U.S. Department of the Interior has announced permanent pay increases for federal and tribal wildland firefighters. The pay boost, part of the Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025 (H.R. 1968) signed into law by President Trump on March 14....
Firefighters Knock Down Wind-Driven Brush Fire on Long Island but Risk Remains With High Winds
Firefighters in New York knocked down a dwindling brush fire in a wooded stretch of Long Island on Sunday as officials warned that high wind gusts could leave the region vulnerable to additional blazes. NEW YORK (AP) — Firefighters in New York knocked down a dwindling...
NC Wildfires: ‘Things Have Been Brought to Our Door’
Sara Gregory The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS) TRYON, N.C. — The downed power line that sparked a wildfire here that ultimately burned more than 600 acres in western North Carolina fell a couple hundred feet from where U.S. 176 has abruptly ended since Hurricane...
US Forest Service Firings Decimate Already Understaffed Agency
Katie Myers, Izzy Ross, Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco, Grist Seattle, WA (Grist) On a recent Friday afternoon, Marie Richards sat in her living room in northern Michigan. She was having a hard time talking about her job at the U.S. Forest Service in the past tense. "I...
