Engine 8-1 sold to Lower Yoder Fire Company
 
By KVFD
June 29, 2017
 

The Keystone Valley Fire Department continues to follow its strategic plan and sells Engine 8-1, the 1999 KME Engine, down-sizing its fleet. Engine 8-1 will be replaced with a new rescue pumper in 2018. At that point, Rescue 8 will be placed out-of-service and sold.

We will now utilize Engine 8-2 (Engine 8) as our front line suppression engine.

Engine 8-1 was sold to the Lower Yoder Fire Department in Johnstown, Cambria County, PA.

Engine 8-1 has served our community well. It was purchased new in 1999 by the Pomeroy Fire Company, and is a 750 gallon Class -A- Pumper with a six (6) man cab.

KVFD wishes the Lower Yoder Fire Department the best with the Engine as it was a great piece of equipment for KVFD.
 
Units: Engine 8-1
 
Members of the Lower Yoder Fire Company purchasing Engine 8-1 for their Community.
Members of the Lower Yoder Fire Company purchasing Engine 8-1 for their Community.
Earl Taylor saying good-bye to Engine 8-1. Earl was Deputy of Pomeroy when the Engine was purchased in 1999.
Earl Taylor saying good-bye to Engine 8-1. Earl was Deputy of Pomeroy when the Engine was purchased in 1999.
 
Engine 8-1 leaving the Central Station departing to Cambria County
Engine 8-1 leaving the Central Station departing to Cambria County
Engine 8-1 at the East Station
Engine 8-1 at the East Station