Share the Road: Safety Tips for Harvest Season

As harvest season reaches its peak across our community, it’s common to see more farm equipment on the roadways, particularly during early morning and evening hours.

PLEASE SLOW DOWN & STAY ALERT!

Farmers are dedicated to feeding our communities, and their equipment often travels at slower speeds than regular traffic. To help ensure everyone’s safety, consider the following precautions:

Be patient and avoid rushing, as most equipment will pull over when it’s safe to do so.
Maintain a safe distance from large machinery, as tailgating can be extremely hazardous.
Only pass farm equipment when it’s safe and legally permitted.
Be aware of potential turns, as tractors may swing wide or make unexpected turns into fields or driveways.
Exercise extra caution during periods of low visibility, such as when dust is present or during dawn and dusk hours, as these conditions can make equipment more difficult to see.

By taking these simple steps, we can all contribute to protecting the people who work tirelessly to cultivate the land. A few extra minutes on the road is a negligible price to pay for the safety of our community.

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Join the Pack: Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally Tonight – Go Bulldogs!

Join us tonight for an unforgettable evening of school spirit! We’ll be at the homecoming parade and the pep rally, cheering on our team. Come show your support and let’s hear you loud and proud – GO BULLDOGS!!!

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1994 Freightliner FL-80/KME Pumper Fire Truck for Sale: 1250 GPM, 1000 Gal Capacity

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 truck is available for immediate purchase.

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

The vehicle has been regularly maintained, with annual pump testing and consistent fluid checks and mechanical maintenance. Records of these maintenance activities are available. 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 truck has been stored indoors.

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

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Honoring Douglas Parsons: A Heroic Firefighter, EMT, and Military Veteran Dedicated to Serving His Community

Meet Douglas Parsons JR, a dedicated Firefighter/EMT with the Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory. With 4 years of experience in the fire service and 8 months with LSCTFT, Douglas holds the rank of Firefighter/EMT. In his full-time role, he serves as a FEMA Individual Assistance Operations Chief.

For Douglas, volunteering is about more than just giving back – it’s personal. “I volunteer because I enjoy seeing families and people thrive,” he says. “I strive to make a difference because I would want the same for my wife and kids. Serving as a firefighter reminds me of my military service and gives me a sense of faith within our community.”

As a proud military veteran, Douglas has committed his life to serving others. His journey began with defending our nation, and now he continues to protect and care for our community as a firefighter and EMT. Whether responding to emergencies, lending a helping hand, or simply showing up every day with courage and compassion, Douglas embodies the true meaning of service and sacrifice. His unwavering commitment to duty is an inspiration to all, and his bravery, service, and heart make our community safer and stronger. Thank you, Douglas, for all that you do.

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Support the Fight: 100th Year Anniversary Breast Cancer Awareness Shirts Now Available

Celebrate a major milestone with our 100th year Anniversary Breast Cancer Awareness Shirts. Show your support for this important cause and commemorate a century of progress in the fight against breast cancer. To get your shirt, simply click the link below and place your order today.

We’ve designed these special edition shirts to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research, and by wearing one, you’ll be helping to make a difference. Join us in honoring the bravery and resilience of those affected by breast cancer and in promoting a future where this disease is a thing of the past.

Order now and be part of this meaningful movement.

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Fire Equipment for Sale: Surplus Gear from LaPelston York Creek Fire Department

Attention Fire Departments: we have various fire equipment for sale. If you’re interested in purchasing any of the equipment listed, please contact Fire Chief Jason Renner at jrenner@lapelstonycreekfd.com.

We have a range of equipment available, including:

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Please note that the images provided are examples of the equipment we have for sale. For more information or to inquire about purchasing, please reach out to Fire Chief Jason Renner directly.

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Celebrate 100 Years of Public Safety: Join Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory’s Centennial Event

You’re Invited to Public Safety Day 2025
Celebrating 100 Years of Dedicated Service

The Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory is proud to invite you and your agency to join in celebrating a remarkable milestone – 100 years of unwavering public safety service to our community. This momentous occasion is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and commitment of public safety professionals who have served and protected our community over the past century.

Join us on Sunday, September 21, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Lapel Stony Creek Twp. Fire Territory, located at 8871 W 200 S, Lapel, Indiana 46051. This event is an excellent opportunity for public safety agencies, departments, and community partners to come together, showcase their services, and connect with the public.

The celebration will feature a range of exciting activities, including:
– Fire, EMS, and Law Enforcement Demonstrations
– Emergency Vehicle Displays
– Family-Friendly Activities
– A Centennial Recognition Ceremony to honor the dedicated service of public safety professionals
– Food, Music, and Community Fun

By participating in Public Safety Day 2025, you will be helping to strengthen the bonds between agencies and the community we serve. Your presence will contribute to a memorable celebration of a century of service, dedication, and commitment to public safety.

To confirm your agency’s participation, please RSVP or contact Jason Renner, Fire Chief, at (765) 730-3599 or jrenner@lapelstonycreekfd.com. We look forward to celebrating this significant milestone with you and honoring the brave men and women who have made a difference in our community over the past 100 years.

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Join LSCTFT for Their 100th Year Public Safety Day Celebration on September 21, 2025

A huge thank you to the Lapel Community Association for their generous donation of a skid of drinking water to support our department’s Public Safety Day. We’re excited to share that our LSCTFT Public Safety Day is scheduled for September 21, 2025, from 1:00 to 3:00. This year is particularly special as we celebrate our 100th year, and we’d love for you to join us! Come out and be a part of this milestone event.

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Protecting Loved Ones from Fire Dangers: Simple Steps to Save Lives

Older adults are at a higher risk in the event of a fire, making it crucial to take proactive steps to ensure their safety. You can make a significant difference in the life of your loved one by checking their smoke alarms to guarantee they’re functioning properly, removing any potential hazards that could fuel a fire or obstruct escape routes, and practicing a escape plan together.

❤️ By looking out for one another, we can collectively strengthen fire safety. #FireSafetyForAll #KnowYourRisks

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