mployees of the company who are active volunteer firefighters were invited to apply for a community builder grant. Nate Peterson filled an application for the Chaska Fire Department.

Ayana Dayshina Forest, 22, and Elisha Howard Ross, 26, each entered guilty pleas to two counts of racketeering and 46 counts of entering auto for the crimes that occurred from January to June of 2017.   

Cobb Police Det. R. McElwain and Smyrna Police Det. J. Lanzing worked with law enforcement agencies across 17 counties to connect the dots between the entering autos and track down the perpetrators. 

Eight students in the collision repair and refinishing class worked during the fall 2017 semester to restore a Type 4 wildland truck for the Park City Volunteer Fire Department. The department purchased the truck in Washington state to upgrade its fleet of wildland trucks, but determined it needed a new paint job.  

Wodrich had a small-town connection to the fire department and got the ball rolling for the class to restore the truck. He obtained approval from City College’s Advisory Board and approached community partners for donations to keep costs of the project down.

The new “Engine 1” will replace a similiar truck purchased in 1992, which will be retired as a frontline vehicle. The Lima Fire Department has two similar vehicles as the new engine in its automotive fleet.  

The final cost for the vehicle was $785,278.73.