Pierceā¢ Dispatch Podcast
Pierceā¢ Dispatch offers an insider look at the dynamic world of firefighting. Each episode opens the door to explore a never-before-seen side of fire truck manufacturing and the fire industry, examining what goes into managing lifesaving missions and community challenges each day.
From fire apparatus tools and technology, to fire truck equipment, trends and processes, Pierceā¢ Dispatch offers a unique perspective on what it takes to succeed on the frontlines of firefighting.
Hosted by Pierce Manufacturing representatives and featuring fire apparatus and equipment experts and fire service professionals as guests, Pierceā¢ Dispatch echoes the timely and relevant information often found in firefighter field communications.
Pierceā¢ Dispatch Podcast
Episode 49: Pierce Capacity Expansion
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šļøIn this episode, we take a deep dive into Pierce Capacity Expansion efforts in Appleton, Wisconsin; Bradenton, Florida; and Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Aaron Lamberg, the director of manufacturing operations at Pierce, shares the strategy and positive impact these investments make to support Pierce delivering high-quality fire trucks to firehouses faster.
Date Aired: 6/5/2026
Featuring: Host Dan Meyer and Aaron Lamberg
Guests:
- Dan Meyer is the vice president of sales at Pierce.
- Aaron Lamberg is the director of manufacturing operations at Pierce.
Key Takeaways:
- Pierce Capacity Expansion
- Operations
- Pierce Careers
Join us as we continue to bring together customers, industry professionals and Pierce experts in future episodes, providing a platform for insightful discussions on the advancements and challenges within the firefighting community.
Whether youāre in the market for the latest in fire apparatus technology, or just passionate about the firefighting community and its evolution, this episode of Pierceā¢ Dispatch is for you.
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