I wonder if Delmar and the other Fire departments sent Salisbury a bill for this.
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August 16, 2014 · Edited ·
Delmar Firefighter/EMT Tim Sugameli has a go at rappelling today at the Salisbury Fire Dept Training Tower during the Open House event. Delmar Fire Dept Engine 74-3 was in Salisbury to help cover calls in the City, along with other area fire departments.
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9 comments:
No. Why would they?
Who knows. But I do know the city taxpayers paid for a SFD SUV to drive like an idiot all the way out at catchpenny today. Turning around in the middle of the road with his lights on, doing god knows what.
Excellent question !!!!
Catchpenny Rd is not in Salisbury fire departments response area. The area is covered by Station 5 Hebron.
Turned around because I missed my address. You have no idea why I was speeding. Want to? Grab an application!
Because that wasn't salisbury. That was hebron's command vehicle. Learn to read.
Anonymous said...
Who knows. But I do know the city taxpayers paid for a SFD SUV to drive like an idiot all the way out at catchpenny today. Turning around in the middle of the road with his lights on, doing god knows what.
January 5, 2015 at 1:43 PM
Does anyone know who it was?
Anonymous said...
Turned around because I missed my address. You have no idea why I was speeding. Want to? Grab an application!
January 5, 2015 at 9:20 PM
Might as well, you are obviously the wrong person for the job. Are you the idiot that killed that older black lady a couple of years ago or is it that drunk Bush again?
Anonymous said...
Who knows. But I do know the city taxpayers paid for a SFD SUV to drive like an idiot all the way out at catchpenny today. Turning around in the middle of the road with his lights on, doing god knows what.
January 5, 2015 at 1:43 PM
Regardless if it was Salisbury of Hebron, Wicomico County pays way to much tax dollars for all these toys such as chase vehicles and command vehicles(all $100,000 SUV's) for each volunteer fire company in the county.
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