“The fire department does so much for our community,” Adamski said. “This was the least we could do to give back to the people that help to keep our friends and neighbors safe. We’re glad our services could help out such a valuable resource.”
The vehicle is used to aid in the response time of the fire chief to emergency calls, including medical, fires, and all other calls for assistance within the community.
For the project, Auto Care’s technicians repainted the vehicle to reflect the fire department’s color scheme. Auto Care utilizes green waterborne paint technology. “We’re thankful for Auto Care’s generosity,” said Marshall.
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Tuesday, 20 November 2012 21:50
Collision Shop Spiffs Up Fire Chief’s Official Vehicle
In Hermantown, MN, the fire chief’s official car is sporting a new paint job, thanks to Auto Care Collision Center, who donated their services to spiff up the service vehicle.
Fire Chief Mike Marshall had originally contacted Auto Care for a quote for repainting a de-commissioned police vehicle they had received to match the current fire department fleet colors. When owner Dennis Adamski heard it was for the fire department, he decided to donate the service.