Plain City
April 18, 2019

Township to buy fire truck

By Michael Williamson

Jerome Township Division of Fire will soon have a new fire truck.
Township trustees voted Monday to purchase a new truck for $510,000 from Sutphen in Dublin. The 2019 Sutphen Pumper will replace an existing truck that is now out of commission and not repairable, according to Jerome Fire Chief Doug St...

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