NORTH MYRTLE BEACH S.C. (WPDE) — The North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue has placed a new fire engine into service, replacing a 20-year-old apparatus that responded to thousands of emergencies throughout the city.
The new 2026 Pierce fire engine replaces an apparatus that logged more than 150,000 miles and 17,000 engine hours during two decades of service.
According to the department, the new engine is identical to Engine 2 stationed in Cherry Grove and is the second apparatus delivered as part of the department’s multi-year fire engine replacement plan…