Marion Body Works - Fire & Emergency

11/19/2025

We were honored to take part in this year’s Shawano / Menominee County First Responders Ball of the Badges , a night dedicated to celebrating the brave men and women who keep our communities safe.

Cal Kanowitz delivered a heartfelt introduction leading into the presentation of the Firefighter of the Year Award, and we are thrilled to congratulate Molly Welch on this well-deserved recognition.

Thank you to the event organizers, attendees, and every first responder who shows up, day after day, to protect and serve. We are truly grateful to be part of such a meaningful event and proud to recognize all the incredible individuals who keep our community safe.

11/11/2025

11/07/2025

11/07/2025

We were proud to welcome the Pulaski Tri-County Fire Department for the final inspection of their new custom Marion tanker. It’s always great to see a department’s vision come to life and know this truck will soon be serving their community.

A special thank-you to Todd Prellwitz with Emergency Vehicle Services for working with the department throughout this build.

11/03/2025

October is Fire Prevention Month. We are visiting in with area Fire Chiefs to find out what tips they offer. W...

10/28/2025

Today, on National First Responders Day, we honor the courage and dedication of the men and women who are the first to arrive when emergencies strike.

Firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, law enforcement, and all who serve on the front lines — your commitment saves lives and keeps communities safe. At Marion Body Works Fire & Emergency, we’re proud to build the apparatus that support your mission.

Thank you for your service.

10/20/2025

Check out this Volunteer Fire Company of Center Brunswick Inc., Troy, NY, walk-in rescue by Marion Body Works - Fire & Emergency.

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10/15/2025

10/14/2025

We were excited to welcome the Alamo Fire Department to Marion today for the final inspection of their new Marion Pumper! 🚒🔥

Building for dedicated teams like Alamo is what drives us — delivering a pumper that’s tough, reliable, and ready for action.

A special thank you to Jim Farrell of Municipal Fire Apparatus Specialists for his partnership and support throughout this project.

From all of us at Marion Body Works, thank you, Alamo Fire Department, for your trust in us. We look forward to seeing your new pumper serving your community with pride soon.

10/10/2025

We were excited to welcome the Lake Carmel Fire Dept to Marion for the final inspection of their new Marion Pumper.

We take great pride in building for departments like Lake Carmel — crafting apparatus that combine performance, reliability, and the strength to meet every challenge head-on.

A special thank you to Robert Radecki of Neville Fleet Sales & Service for his partnership and support throughout this project.

Your team’s commitment and collaboration throughout the build made this project a success. We’re proud to have played a part in helping you continue to protect and serve your community with confidence. 🚒🔥

10/09/2025

We were excited to welcome the Sister Bay Fire Department to Marion this week for the final inspection of their new Marion Pumper.

It’s always a privilege to work with departments as committed as Sister Bay, and we’re proud to have designed this apparatus to support your mission — purpose-built, dependable, and ready for the call.

A special thank you to Todd Prellwitz of Emergency Vehicle Services for his partnership and support throughout this project.

From all of us at Marion Body Works, thank you, Sister Bay Fire Department, for your trust in us. We look forward to seeing your new pumper serve your community with pride. 🚒🔥

10/08/2025

🔥 October is Fire Prevention Month — and with cooler fall evenings, it’s the perfect time to enjoy a fire safely.

At Marion Body Works Fire & Emergency, we’re proud to build apparatus that help protect our communities. This month is a reminder to practice fire safety at home: whether it’s a backyard bonfire, fireplace, or campfire, keep it contained, keep water nearby, and never leave it unattended.

We’re grateful to the firefighters who respond when safety measures fall short — and we’re honored to build the trucks they count on.