Carroll County to Exhibit 12 New Firetrucks
From the Mar 24, 2026 e-Edition
Last summer, Carroll County leaders made a historic $5.4 million investment in the Carroll County Fire Department. Now, the public is invited to see this investment on display.
On Thursday, April 16, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Carroll County Fire Department’s 12 new fire apparatus will be parked at the Carroll County Civic Center for viewing.
This come-and-go viewing event is an opportunity for the public to visit with the Carroll County Fire Department and its volunteers.
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