Sunnyside City Fire Squad receives new brush truck

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Sunnyside Fire Chief Gene Madrid shows the ample space of the city's new brush truck. The new piece of equipment will be used for city fires as well as county wildfire call in non-incorporated Carbon areas. The truck was purchased with a FEMA grant and a 5 percent city match.

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