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Voters say yes to loans for municipal fire departments

Wilkes-Barre Fire Chief Jay Delaney happy for what the vote means for departments across the state. Author: Chelsea Strub Updated: 4:49 PM EDT May 19, 2021 WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Whether it s from up high, down low, in the heat, or the snow, for firefighters in the city of Wilkes-Barre, battling flames is never easy. But Wilkes-Barre Fire Chief Jay Delaney says some of that stress is now lifted thanks to people who showed up to vote during Tuesday s primary election and voted yes on a statewide referendum concerning municipal fire departments. It s going to allow fire chiefs to have a tool in their toolbox, said Chief Delaney. Money is tight everywhere. Money is tight.

This week in history May 7, 1921: No Summit County high school

The USS Milwaukee is one of the 10 scout cruisers authorized or being built for the U.S. Navy. She is 550 feet long and has a speed of 35 knots, combing the speed of a destroyer and the fighting qualities of a battleship. Image from Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection This week in history as reported by The Summit County Journal the week of May 7, 1921. County high school plan is emphatically defeated Incomplete reports of the results in the various districts throughout Summit County at the annual school election indicate an overwhelming majority against the county high school proposition, with Breckenridge, or District No. 1, being the only one to give a favorable vote. The vote went solidly against the plan in all other districts.

Editorial: Fire company referendum deserves a yes vote in primary

All fire services in Pennsylvania should be entitled to use the funds that are available to their departments. That’s the goal for one of the four referendum questions on the state ballot in the May 18 primary. The premise sounds simple, but according to local fire officials, there is a misconception that approving the referendum could take funds away from volunteer fire companies. The question originates from the Senate Resolution 6 Commission’s (SR6) unanimous recommendation to change the Volunteer Loan Assistance Program and add career/combination fire departments. - Advertisement - “We’re trying to get Harrisburg to change some archaic laws that exist and open up the program where there’s a windfall of money that municipal fire departments like the Norristown Fire Department and other departments in Montgomery County can take the opportunity to purchase fire apparatus. This is an important topic locally but also across the Commonwealth,” Norristo

Norristown Fire Chief urges a yes vote to referendum benefiting all fire services

NORRISTOWN All fire services in Pennsylvania should be entitled to use the funds that are available to their departments. To that end, Norristown Fire Chief Tom O’Donnell is appealing to voters to say “yes” to a statewide referendum on May 18. The ballot question stemmed from the Senate Resolution 6 Commission’s (SR6) unanimous recommendation  to change the Volunteer Loan Assistance Program and add career/combination fire departments, O’Donnell noted. - Advertisement - “We’re trying to get Harrisburg to change some archaic laws that exist and open up the program where there’s a windfall of money that municipal fire departments like the Norristown Fire Department and other departments in Montgomery County can take the opportunity to purchase fire apparatus. This is an important topic locally but also across the Commonwealth,” he said.

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