Foley Incorporated is an authorized dealer in New Jersey and in the nine eastern counties of Pennsylvania for Seagrave Fire Apparatus of Clintonville, Wisc. Foley Incorporated, under its new Foley Fire Apparatus Division, will sell new Seagrave fire apparatus as well as provide parts and service support for existing Seagrave owners.

Seagrave is the brand of choice for many of the nation’s largest fire departments. Foley Inc. Vice President of Power Systems, Michael Kubas, stated, “Adding Seagrave to our diverse product line portfolio gives firefighters in the New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania region true one-stop-shopping for their emergency vehicle needs. In addition, we are pleased that several of our sales and service staff are veterans of the Seagrave organization and know the product line very well.”

Seagrave Fire Apparatus, the oldest continuing manufacturer of fire apparatus, was founded in 1881 and enjoys a worldwide reputation for designing and manufacturing extreme-duty custom fire vehicles.

“Foley Fire Apparatus is a diverse, experienced product support facility providing shop and field capabilities to service your fire apparatus needs,” said Jon Souliere, Foley Inc. corporate service manager. “From preventative maintenance programs to welding and fabrication as well as component rebuilding and everything in between, Foley will work to become a partner with you to keep your investment running the most efficient and cost effective way possible.”

Seagrave was founded in Detroit, Mich., in 1881. Seagrave is the oldest, continuous manufacturer of fire apparatus in North America.

For more information, call 732/885-3157.

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