A fact sheet provided at the event states fire department members began the remodeling project with members of the Sebastian County maintenance staff after the Sebastian County Quorum Court assigned the station to the department in April. Members of the department put in over 790 man hours from April through August in station remodeling and cleanup, not not including time spent training and working at its other two stations or on the trucks there. It also does not include the hours county maintenance staff contributed helping with painting, plumbing, electrical and other facets of the project.

Trucks from the Wichita Fire Department and police cars are among the vehicles listed. City departments that have items in the auction: Parks and Recreation, Wichita Airport Authority, Central Maintenance, Water Utilities and Transit.

The bright red aerial ladder truck and black and yellow pumper truck were dedicated to Manchester Volunteer Fire Company #1 and Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Company in honor of all emergency service personnel, as well as the nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks – including 343 New York firefighters and paramedics.

The two trucks drove out to the September 11 town council meeting for their dedication, and residents took a field trip out to the cul-de-sac of the Municipal Complex to hear the dedication.

They determined that Cruz-Felton was not driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The bottom half of the garage door sustained significant damage. Cruz-Felton's vehicle sustained minor damage.