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Westchester department heads report ladder-truck repairs, police hiring boost and $7,500 K-9 grant; Good Fellowship named sole EMS provider for neighboring Twp.
Summary
Westchester public-safety officials reported operational updates at the council meeting, including an out-of-service ladder truck, staffing and recruitment updates for the police department, a $7,500 grant for the K-9 program and Good Fellowship EMS' designation as sole EMS provider for West Whiteland Township.
Westchester public-safety officials reported operational updates at the council meeting, including an out-of-service ladder truck, staffing and recruitment updates for the police department, a $7,500 grant for the K-9 program and Good Fellowship EMS' designation as sole EMS provider for West Whiteland Township.
Justin McClure, assistant fire chief, told the council that ladder-truck repairs are underway and that the department is paying the lease on a loaner while body and motor repairs continue. "They remain out of service, while repairs continue to be completed. Slow but steady progress," McClure said, and added that the department did not have an estimated time of restoration.
Police updates: Chief Josh Lee reported several items. He described Officer Norm Duncan as the department's first school resource officer…
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