Mocanqua Volunteer Fire Department Gets Perfect Pumper to Fit Their Needs

December 6, 2021
Luzerne, PA
Pierce

Featured Delivery: Mocanqua Volunteer Fire Company

“Glenn and the entire team were prompt and pleasant to work with.”
When it was time for Mocanqua Volunteer Fire Company of Luzerne, Pennsylvania to replace their 1994 E-One Protector, Command Fire Apparatus was there to provide them with just the truck they needed. To purchase their new 2007 Pierce 1500/750 Pumper, the department reached out to Chief Glenn Usdin and his staff to learn more about the unit and to start the buying process. “Working with Command Fire Apparatus was excellent,” said Mike Duda, President of the department. “Everything about our new pumper was as advertised,” continued Duda. “The delivery time was the exact date promised to us. Glenn and the entire team were prompt and pleasant to work with.” Since the delivery of their new pumper in August, the Mocanqua VFC has been training and familiarizing themselves with the unit, which is now partially in service.

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The Unit
Year
2007
Make / Model
Pierce
Type
Pumper
Pump / Tank
1500 / 750
Delivered To
Luzerne, PA
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