Ruilt ladder for more security: Fire brigade Gefrees equipped with new technology!

Ruilt ladder for more security: Fire brigade Gefrees equipped with new technology!

Erholungsgebiet Linkes Donauufer, Österreich - A dramatic use of the Langenlebarn volunteer fire brigade occurred on Saturday, February 8th. The comrades were called to a serious incident in the recreation area Left Donauufer shortly after 9 a.m. A tree had fallen directly on a residential building! In order to cope with the danger situation, the aerial ladder and the crane vehicle of the fire brigade Tulln City were quickly alerted. Before that, however, the narrow streets had to be cut free to create a safe installation area for the vehicles. After four hours of intensive work, the tree was finally removed and the emergency services were able to return when the danger was banned. According to Noen.at Fortunately, the operation went without injuries.

Modern technology for the fire brigade Gefrees

But the fire brigade was not only the focus in Langenlebarn, there was also a major celebration at the end of a month. At the end of October, a new turntable ladder, the DLK 23/12, was ceremoniously handed over to the fire brigade and blessed. With an impressive five -part conductor sentence, which enables immediate access to the ladder basket, this modern vehicle is specially designed to provide quick help even in tight road conditions. The acquisition costs amounted to an impressive € 885,458.95, which, according to Mayor Oliver Dietel, are justified by the high level of use and the associated security. "Both fulfilled for Gefrees on this day," he emphasized. The fire brigades in the region benefit from the now increased security and rapid reaction ability, also in complex operations, such as kfv-bayreuth.de reported.

In a solemn ceremony, the excellent cooperation between the fire brigades from Gefrees and Helmbrechts was emphasized, which performed together in the purchase of this technology in order to save costs. Thomas Ruckdeschel, Managing Director of the BRK Kreisverband Bayreuth, and other speakers emphasized the importance of these modern equipment, which will guarantee the security of citizens and firefighters for the next few decades. A strong sign for the future and the willingness of the voluntary rescuers in the region.