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| Pictured in front of the Department's new Pierce Pumper Fire Engine (front row, left-right): EMS Battalion Chief Ryan Lind, Assistant Fire Chief Dan Olson, Fire Chief Stephen Olson, Fire Battalion Chief Brad Kearl, (back, left-right) Santaquin City Councilman David Hathaway, Councilman Nicholas Miller, Councilman Matt Carr, Mayor Kirk Hunsaker, Councilman Keith Broadhead, and Councilwoman Amanda Jeffs. A new Pierce Pumper Fire Engine acquired by the Santaquin Fire/EMS Department received its first call to a serious house fire on West Lark Avenue in Santaquin last week. Find the complete story in this week's edition of The Payson Chronicle. |
The Payson Chronicle Newspaper
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Santaquin Acquires New Fire Truck; Receives First Call to House Fire
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