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Cayce, KY Fire Chief Meets Massachusetts Chiefs Who Coordinated Tanker Truck Donation at 2022 FCAM Conference - Vimarsana News

Cayce, KY Fire Chief Meets Massachusetts Chiefs Who Coordinated Tanker Truck Donation at 2022 FCAM Conference

WORCESTER — The Fire Chiefs Association of Massachusetts (FCAM) is pleased to announce that Cayce, Kentucky's fire chief met two Massachusetts fire chiefs at the FCAM Conference Wednesday, after FCAM helped to coordinate the donation of a tanker truck to the Cayce Fire Department following the destruction of all their apparatuses in a tornado late last year.

Source: jgpr.net
Rochester Fire Chief Weigel thanked by Kentucky chief for donation - Vimarsana News

Rochester Fire Chief Weigel thanked by Kentucky chief for donation

The meeting between the three chiefs followed the generous donation of a tanker truck by the Rochester Fire Dept. as part of Kentucky tornado relief efforts late last year.

Rochester fire vehicle arrives as gift to storm-torn Cayce, Ky. - Vimarsana News

Rochester fire vehicle arrives as gift to storm-torn Cayce, Ky.

A Rochester Fire Department vehicle has arrived safely to its most recent call, a new home

Donated fire tanker on way to tornado-ravaged Kentucky community - Vimarsana News

Donated fire tanker on way to tornado-ravaged Kentucky community

A tornado-ravaged community in Kentucky is one step closer to some sense of normalcy — thanks to two Bay State communities.

Source: wcvb.com
Donated fire tanker on way to tornado-ravaged Kentucky community - Vimarsana News

Donated fire tanker on way to tornado-ravaged Kentucky community

A tornado-ravaged community in Kentucky is one step closer to some sense of normalcy — thanks to two Bay State communities.

Source: wcvb.com