Vineland Fire Department makes grant application for new equipment

"We have spent some money over the years to upgrade them and keep them fairly current, but they're getting old," the chief said.The pump truck to be replaced was purchased in 1991. The fire chief worries, though, that because the department bought a new ladder truck a few years ago it may affect the likelihood of grant approval.Pagnini also understands that, if the $1 million capped grant is awarded,It was my first visa. I had no idea of the complex politics that came with it.A huge team kayak seats provides support for Targa. he would be unable to get both the pump truck and new breathing apparatuses for each firefighter."I think we'll be happy to take whatever we can get,Groupon is gaining a true strategic advantage by providing its national merchants with access to onshore hose first party redemption data that they can't get anywhere else, said Catherine Tabor, CEO and founder of Sparkfly." he said.Vermilion County officials are fixing the equipment malfunctions that left the city and the county without 911 capabilities for a short time during the power outage caused by last weekend's storm. 

Danville Public Safety Director Larry Thomason said that when the power went out early Sunday afternoon, something failed to switch the 911 system over to the generator that runs the public safety building at 2 E. South St., Danville.Sue Zemanick, the chef at Gautreau's and chef and co-owner of Ivy, both in New Orleans; and Bill Telepan,core barrel who this month plans to open a TriBeCa spinoff of Telepan, his eight-year-old restaurant on the Upper West Side. The building houses the Vermilion County sheriff's department, county jail, Danville Police Department and the 911 center.Thomason said the failure did not cause any disruption of police service out on the streets, although there were anxious moments among police officials and others handling the situation until the system was successfully switched over to a backup power generator. 

Command officers with the Danville police and sheriff's department were in the call center where they were ready to relay any emergency calls to squad cars by cellphone, Thomason said. Officers were also able to communicate with each other using their cellphones.Thomason said part of the problem was faulty relay switches.Vermilion County Sheriff Pat Hartshorn said county officials had manufacturers of the generators and the switches on site earlier this week, examining the system. He said a more than 40-year-old voltage regulator was part of the issue, too, and led to parts of the jail losing power later in the day Sunday.