Enterprise Mayor William Cooper, assisted by Enterprise firefighters, sprays down the city’s newest fire engine as part of a traditional christening ceremony Friday.
MICHELLE MANN photos, ENTERPRISE LEDGER
Enterprise Firefighters, joined by Mayor William Cooper, Councilman Scotty Johnson and his wife, Dawn, push the city’s newest fire engine into a bay.
MICHELLE MANN, ENTERPRISE LEDGER
Vice President of the Coffee County Volunteer Firefighters Association Jeffery Wood accepted the keys to a former EFD engine Friday. From left are Enterprise City Councilman Scotty Johnson, Enterprise Fire Chief Christopher Davis, Wood, and Enterprise Mayor William Cooper.
In a tradition dating back to the 1800s, members of the Enterprise Fire Department christened the new 2023 E-One Typhoon fire engine Friday. The new $678,000 pumper truck was hosed down, wiped dry, and physically pushed by firefighters joined by Mayor William Cooper and Councilman Scotty Johnson and his wife, Dawn, back into the bay in a traditional “wet down-push in” ceremony.
Enterprise Mayor William Cooper, assisted by Enterprise firefighters, sprays down the city’s newest fire engine as part of a traditional christening ceremony Friday.
Vice President of the Coffee County Volunteer Firefighters Association Jeffery Wood accepted the keys to a former EFD engine Friday. From left are Enterprise City Councilman Scotty Johnson, Enterprise Fire Chief Christopher Davis, Wood, and Enterprise Mayor William Cooper.
