Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. (MES)

Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. (MES)

Public Safety

Sandy Hook, Connecticut 4,871 followers

America's #1 Supplier of Firefighting PPE and Equipment

About us

Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. is the largest distributor of fire fighting and emergency response equipment to fire departments and first responders in the United States. Founded in 2001, MES was originally formed by Tyco International following the acquisition subsequent merger of eight of the longest-established fire distribution and service companies nationally. Collectively these companies represented over 100 years of experience serving first responders. Since 2001 the company has expanded to 17 warehouse and customer service locations strategically located across the United States, including Alaska. With over 185 local sales representatives, 95 mobile service technicians and 15 rescue tool specialists MES has the coverage a customer needs. In 2012 MES acquired Lawmen Supply Company an established leader in law enforcement product sales. MES continues to expand the Lawmen Supply brand into new and existing territories. MES represents 150,000 products from 2,000+ manufacturers, making MES uniquely prepared to meet the needs of the emergency response community 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.

Website
http://www.mesfire.com
Industry
Public Safety
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Sandy Hook, Connecticut
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2001
Specialties
Firefighting Equipment Sales and Service

Locations

  • Primary

    12 Turnberry Ln

    Floor 2

    Sandy Hook, Connecticut 06482, US

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Employees at Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. (MES)

Updates

  • Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. Expands Fire Apparatus Division with Strategic Acquisition of Firefighter Trucks Las Cruces, New Mexico, June 21, 2024 - Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. (MES) is pleased to announce the expansion of its Fire Apparatus Division through the acquisition of Firefighter Trucks Inc., based in Las Cruces, NM. This acquisition will further diversify MES’ sales territory to encompass Alexis Fire Equipment and HME Ahrens-Fox’s complete product line in New Mexico and Colorado and reinforces the Company’s commitment to delivering exceptional fire apparatus sales and service. "We are delighted to welcome Jeff Wood and the talented Firefighter Truck team to the MES family," stated Tom Hubregsen, CEO of MES. "This strategic acquisition allows us to further expand our offerings in the first responder market and solidify our commitment to serving those who serve our communities. By combining the strengths of both organizations, we aim to deliver quality products and services that exceed the expectations of our customers."   “I have always been dedicated to providing my customers with the best service possible. The alliance with MES will enable Firefighter Trucks to offer a level of service that was previously unattainable. Running a small business means wearing many hats and often being stretched thin. In the coming years, I look forward to delivering the superior service and attention that I have always aspired to provide,” said Jeff Wood, CEO of Firefighter Trucks Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. remains dedicated to supporting first responders by providing top-tier equipment, apparatus, service, and support. The acquisition of Firefighter Trucks marks a significant milestone in the Company’s growth strategy to provide first responders with the equipment they need. About Municipal Emergency Services, Inc. Established in 2001 Municipal Emergency Services has quickly grown to be a leading supplier of many of the best brands in the fire service industry, including 3M Scott, Honeywell, Fire-Dex, Seek Thermal, Hurst Jaws of Life, Matex Hose, Elbeco, 5.11 Tactical and many more. With the largest network of sales representatives, mobile service technicians in the industry and in-house service centers strategically located around the United States, we can assure that our customers are purchasing quality name brand equipment.

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  • Congratulations to our rockstar Rescue Tool Specialist, Tom Winkler, for receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the North American Vehicle Rescue Association (NAVRA) at the National Rescue Challenge in Atlanta, GA! Tom Winkler, retired Division Chief of Special Operations and Training from Seminole, Florida, has been an integral part of Seminole’s Extrication Team for many years, serving as a tool technician, incident commander, and training officer. His team has achieved success in TERC, NAVRA, and WRO circuits since the late 1980s, winning numerous local, state, and national challenges. As a founding member of NAVRA in 2008, Tom currently serves as a lead assessor in NAVRA and WRO challenges. In retirement, he works as a Hurst Jaws of Life Rescue Specialist with MES, leading regional VMR educational events throughout the Southeastern United States. His expertise is highly sought after during the research and development of new rescue tool technology. Chief Winkler's dedication to improving vehicle rescue operations over the years has earned him this prestigious award. Congratulations, Tom!

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  • Imperial County Fire Department recently trained with their brand-new Howe & Howe RS3 Firefighting Robot! 🚒🤖 The department purchased the RS3 to assist with emergency incidents throughout the county, with a special focus on Battery Energy Storage Systems. The RS3’s capabilities include: 🔥Real-time monitoring 🔥Precise maneuvering in hazardous environments 🔥Response to high-risk situations to reduce human endangerment

  • "I have been wearing AeroFlex since February of 2023 when it was under development. I have worn it in hundreds of live fire evolutions and in various environments (from California to Germany). "The vents in the design of the AeroFlex work remarkably well. I was also pleasantly surprised that this version felt even lighter than my previous TECGEN71 gear. AeroFlex is quite helpful to my training as we do several evolutions throughout the course of a day. As we exit the live burn evolution, the gear cools quite quickly and it seems to keep me cooler (core temperature wise) in my lower body than my previous set of gear. I have been quite pleased with the gear and I work with Fire-Dex by providing feedback to them after our training events on any changes or suggestions that we feel need to be made. Thus far, the production set that has been released has everything that we need and is quite helpful in lessening overall fatigue on my instructor cadre." - Andrew Starnes

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