Declaration of Local Emergency: Burn Ban Issued
Last Updated: November 14, 2025

A burn ban has been issued for our area, prompting a declaration of local emergency. This measure is taken to ensure public safety and prevent potential fires.

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Attention Fire Departments

For sale is a well-maintained 1994 Freightliner FL-80 / KME Pumper, located in Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory, Indiana. This vehicle is available for immediate purchase.

The truck features a 1994 Freightliner FL-80 chassis, a custom KME pumper body, and a Hale 1,250 GPM pump. The 1,000-gallon poly water tank provides ample storage for firefighting operations. With only 3,116 engine hours and 33,871 original miles, this vehicle has been carefully maintained to ensure optimal performance. The automatic transmission and 2WD drive make it easy to maneuver in various terrain.

Regular maintenance has been a top priority, with annual pump testing and consistent fluid checks to ensure the engine, transmission, and pump are in good working condition. The body and cab show minor wear consistent with age, but no major mechanical issues are known. The vehicle has been stored indoors, protecting it from the elements.

Key specifications include:

• Chassis: 1994 Freightliner FL-80
• Body: KME Custom Pumper Body
• Pump: Hale 1,250 GPM
• Tank: 1,000-gallon poly water tank
• Engine Hours: 3,116
• Mileage: 33,871 original miles
• Transmission: Automatic
• Drive: 2WD

For more information, please contact Fire Chief Jason Renner at jrenner@lapelstonycreekfd.com or (765) 730-3599.

[Photos of the vehicle are available for viewing]

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Honoring Our Heroes This Veterans Day

Today, we take a moment to honor all who have selflessly served our great nation. The Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory is proud to have several members who have worn two uniforms – one for their country and one for their community.

We are especially grateful for one of our own who is currently deployed, bravely fighting for the freedoms we cherish. Your unwavering dedication and sacrifice, both at home and abroad, embody the very essence of service, courage, and patriotism.

To those who have served and continue to serve, we offer our sincerest gratitude. From all of us at the Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory, thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and the exemplary model you set for us all.

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