Father Pickens Blesses New Fire Truck in Lake Hiawatha on Saturday

Parsippany, NJLocal News

Mayor James Barberio blessed a new fire truck for Parsippany’s Volunteer Fire District #4 in Lake Hiawatha on October 18. The state-of-the-art vehicle is intended to bolster the district's emergency response capabilities. Local officials underscored the significance of modern firefighting equipment in safeguarding the community. The ceremony drew participation from fire district members and residents, showcasing strong community support for local volunteer firefighters. This investment is part of Parsippany's ongoing efforts to enhance public safety services.

The fire truck's advanced features are designed to improve response times and effectiveness during emergencies. Historical data indicates that well-equipped fire departments can significantly reduce response times, ultimately saving lives. The new addition to the fleet is expected to serve the community effectively for many years ahead.

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