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South Haven Area Emergency Services truck features Yosemite Sam depictions South Haven Area Emergency Services and last updated 2021-04-26 09:31:05-04 SOUTH HAVEN, Mich. â An attention-getting depiction of a cartoon character now appears on South Haven Area Emergency Servicesâ new heavy duty rescue truck. Yosemite Sam from the 1940s Looney Tunes cartoons can be seen on the truck, continuing a tradition that started with the founding of the department a quarter of a century ago, according to a news release Monday. The tradition began when the SHAES Authority was created from what had been the South Haven and Casco fire departments. ....
January 23, 2021 South Haven Area Emergency Services has put its commitment to public safety into art with some new murals. SHAES says two of its fire trucks and the apparatus room at station 3 now have the murals painted on them. The art work shows a bald eagle swopping into the scene of a fire clutching a fire axe and a fire hose. The original mural was created by retired deputy chief Tony Marsala and current deputy chief Keith Bierhalter. The three painted on SHAES property were made possible through memorial donations in honor of deceased firefighters. The murals were adapted for placement on the trucks by Anchor Signs of Benton Harbor. ....
South Haven Area Emergency Services has put its commitment to public safety into art with some new murals. SHAES says two of its fire trucks and the apparatus room at station 3 now have the murals painted on them. The art work shows a bald eagle swopping into the scene of a fire clutching a fire axe and a fire hose. The original mural was created by retired deputy chief Tony Marsala and current deputy chief Keith Bierhalter. The three painted on SHAES property were made possible through memorial donations in honor of deceased firefighters. The murals were adapted for placement on the trucks by Anchor Signs of Benton Harbor. ....