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Defunct Vernon Township Volunteer Fire Department properties heading to sale - Vimarsana News

Defunct Vernon Township Volunteer Fire Department properties heading to sale

Two properties belonging to the now-closed Vernon Township Volunteer Fire Department soon may have new ownership.

Fire truck purchase hits the skids with $36K shortfall - Vimarsana News

Fire truck purchase hits the skids with $36K shortfall

A $36,000 shortfall in downpayment funds halted Clearfield Borough’s purchase of a new fire truck.

Strasburg Village Council approves buying fire vehicle - Vimarsana News

Strasburg Village Council approves buying fire vehicle

Council approved the purchase of a 2024 custom built 2,000-gallon pumper-tanker fire vehicle. The cost of the fire vehicle will be $805,000.

Byesville FD will replace old ladder truck with a newer one - Vimarsana News

Byesville FD will replace old ladder truck with a newer one

Purchase price of the truck is $159K. The village will pay $26,000 and secure a loan for the remaining balance of $133,000.

Easton looks at used firetrucks as backups, at fraction of the cost of new ones - Vimarsana News

Easton looks at used firetrucks as backups, at fraction of the cost of new ones

Easton looks at used firetrucks as backups, at fraction of the cost of new ones Updated 8:29 AM; Today 8:29 AM Easton firefighters train on a then-new 2004 KME firetruck July 28, 2004, at Scott Park in the city.Bill Adams file photo | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share Easton officials are considering the purchase of two 2010 fire pumper trucks to replace backup trucks that are from 1995 and 1998 and considered obsolete. City council last week approved pursuing the Pierce fire engine purchases, at a total cost of $550,000, according to city Administrator Luis Campos. The next step is f...