New Quincy fire truck increases firefighting capability
Quincy Municipal Services Director Carl Worley looks over the city’s brand-new fire truck Tuesday evening outside Quincy City Hall.
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Jim Stucky, Grant County Fire District 3, shows off the new city of Quincy fire truck on its delivery day Tuesday.
(From left) Jim Kling, assistant chief for Grant County Fire District 3, Howard Van Baugh, Quincy Public Works maintenance supervisor and GCFD 3 volunteer, and Jim Stucky, mechanic for GCFD 3, made up the apparatus committee that worked out the specs for the city of Quincy’s new fire truck, delivered Tuesday.
Quincy city officials put the brand-new fire truck on public display outside Quincy City Hall Tuesday.
Carl Worley, Quincy Municipal Services director, looks over the city’s new fire truck after its arrival Tuesday.
QUINCY — Quincy public works maintenance supervisor Howard Van Baugh said the city got lucky when it went looking for a new aerial fire truck. The truck arrived in town Tuesday and was on display outside Quincy City Hall Tuesday afternoon.
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