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Sun City Fire get a bit of help from Auxiliary

The Sun City Fire District Auxiliary ran a fund drive starting in October 2022 to support the purchase of a new ladder truck.

Combining these funds with a past fund drive made it possible for the Auxiliary to donate $150,000 to be used a matching funds for a FEMA grant to purchase radios. Mike Bauschka, Auxiliary treasurer, left, made the check presentation Feb. 28 to Tim Wilmes, Sun City Fire District board chairman.

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Sun City Fire get a bit of help from Auxiliary

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The Sun City Fire District Auxiliary ran a fund drive starting in October 2022 to support the purchase of a new ladder truck.

Combining these funds with a past fund drive made it possible for the Auxiliary to donate $150,000 to be used a matching funds for a FEMA grant to purchase radios. Mike Bauschka, Auxiliary treasurer, left, made the check presentation Feb. 28 to Tim Wilmes, Sun City Fire District board chairman.

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