The Lemont Fire Department receives a donation from the Oxbow Corporation to buy fire safety equipment, including special nozzles that will allow them to suppress fires faster.
Bill Ackerman — backerman@shawmedia.com
The Lemont Fire Department receives a donation from the Oxbow Corporation to buy fire safety equipment, including special nozzles that will allow them to suppress fires faster. On hand on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, to mark the occasion are firefighter/paramedic Fred Heller (from left), Battalion Chief Matt Peksa, Oxbow's safety manager Matt Tomy and plant manager Brett Wiltshire, firefighter/paramedic Keith Jager, Lt. Frank Jareczek, and firefighter/paramedic Scott Sienkiewicz.
The Lemont Fire Department receives a donation from the Oxbow Corporation to buy fire safety equipment, including special nozzles that will allow them to suppress fires faster. On hand on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, to mark the occasion are firefighter/paramedic Fred Heller (from left), Battalion Chief Matt Peksa, Oxbow's safety manager Matt Tomy and plant manager Brett Wiltshire, firefighter/paramedic Keith Jager, Lt. Frank Jareczek, and firefighter/paramedic Scott Sienkiewicz.
Bill Ackerman — backerman@shawmedia.com
The Lemont Fire Department receives a donation from the Oxbow Corporation to buy fire safety equipment, including special nozzles that will allow them to suppress fires faster. On hand on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, to mark the occasion are firefighter/paramedic Fred Heller (from left), Battalion Chief Matt Peksa, Oxbow's safety manager Matt Tomy and plant manager Brett Wiltshire, firefighter/paramedic Keith Jager, Lt. Frank Jareczek, and firefighter/paramedic Scott Sienkiewicz.
The Lemont Fire Department receives a donation from the Oxbow Corporation to buy fire safety equipment, including special nozzles that will allow them to suppress fires faster. On hand on Wednesday, March 13, 2013, to mark the occasion are firefighter/paramedic Fred Heller (from left), Battalion Chief Matt Peksa, Oxbow's safety manager Matt Tomy and plant manager Brett Wiltshire, firefighter/paramedic Keith Jager, Lt. Frank Jareczek, and firefighter/paramedic Scott Sienkiewicz.