Dolese donates truck to Mountain View FD
OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma City-based Dolese Bros. Co. recently donated a truck to the Mountain View Volunteer Fire Department that will aid in the fight against structure, wildland and other fires that impact the region.
The vehicle will also be used to aid first responders in responding to emergency calls.
“Dolese is proud to help improve our communities through our products, action and support,” Dolese Vice President of Communications and Community Relations Kermit Frank said. “Giving back to the first responders in Oklahoma’s rural areas is something Dolese has historically done to help deliver to our communities.”
Dolese presented the Mountain View Fire Department with the 2008 Sterling truck chassis in hopes that this donation would benefit the entire community. Several members of the Mountain View Fire Department were present to receive this donation from the Dolese team.
“My team at the department and our community as a whole are deeply thankful for the generous donation from Dolese,” Mountain View Fire Department Chief Kevin Hooper said. “Reliable transportation and vehicles are paramount in effectively doing the work we do, our purpose is to serve the citizens of Mountain View and surrounding areas to the best of our ability and this donation helps us do that.”
Cordell church offers free dinner for veterans
Cordell First United Methodist Church is hosting a free carryout/ delivery meal for veterans and their families on Veterans Day, Nov. 11.
Spaghetti casserole with salad, bread and sheet cake can be picked up at the First United Methodist Church from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
The church asks that this information be shared with veterans you may know, or just to call the church if you like a meal delivered to someone you know.
For more information, call 580-309-2067.