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Greenville approves $688K fire engine purchase
After 28 years of service, one of the Greenville Department of Public Safety's oldest fire trucks is headed for replacement, with the City Council unanimously approving the purchase of a new engine Tuesday for nearly $690,000. The council voted unanimously, with members Dave Seppala and Larry Moss absent, to spend up to $688,453 with CSI Emergency Services in Greenville for a new pumper truck to replace the department's 1998 E-One engine, with d…
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Greenville approves $688K fire engine purchase
After 28 years of service, one of the Greenville Department of Public Safety's oldest fire trucks is headed for replacement, with the City Council unanimously approving the purchase of a new engine Tuesday for nearly $690,000. The council voted unanimously, with members Dave Seppala and Larry Moss absent, to spend up to $688,453 with CSI Emergency Services in Greenville for a new pumper truck to replace the department's 1998 E-One engine, with d…
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