New Dodge Pumps Installed to Address Recurring Issues at Nash Facility

During the recent Fire and Police Commission meeting in Marshfield, significant discussions centered around the ongoing issues with fuel pumps used by the city’s emergency vehicles. The commission addressed concerns regarding the reliability of the Dodge fuel pumps, which have been problematic in the past.

Travis, a representative involved in the maintenance of these vehicles, reported that several pumps had to be replaced multiple times due to recurring issues. However, there is optimism as the latest models come equipped with a new part number, suggesting that Dodge may have resolved the previous problems. This development is crucial for ensuring that emergency services can operate without interruptions caused by equipment failures.

Additionally, the commission inquired about the status of the SUV fleet and any updates on the seasonal upgrades for the chargers. While specific details were not provided, the discussions indicate a proactive approach to maintaining and upgrading the city’s emergency response capabilities.

These updates are vital for the community, as reliable emergency vehicles are essential for public safety. The commission's focus on addressing these equipment issues reflects a commitment to ensuring that first responders have the tools they need to serve Marshfield effectively. As the city moves forward, residents can expect continued efforts to enhance the reliability of their fire and police services.