Published 1 year ago

Cortland greets new firetruck

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The truck arrived with lights and sirens after 6 p.m. Friday. The Sutphen-brand pumper firetruck will replace a 1993 truck, which is turning 30 this year. It has custom-built, lighted shelving and can hold more equipment. It also has a more powerful engine.

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Cortland greets new firetruck

CORTLAND — After a more than two-year wait, Cortland firefighters celebrated the arrival of their new truck by pushing the roughly $580,000 vehicle into the station on Lattin Street. The truck arrived with lights and sirens after 6 p.m. Friday after Chief David Rea and other firefighters made the daylong trip to the Dublin, Ohio area to give the truck its final going over and drive it back to Cortland. It was greeted by a gathering of firefight…

1 year ago·Warren, United States

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