DELCO Donates to RFC |
By Firefighter Kevin Carr | |
January 25, 2021 | |
The Officers & Members of Rescue Fire Company Inc. would like to thank DELCO Packaging owner David DeLuca for the generous donation of PPE in the midst of COVID-19. CAMBRIDGE — A local company has stepped up to supply firefighters with the safety equipment they need. “In these difficult times when businesses and front-line health and emergency workers are struggling to keep employees and those they serve safe, we must rely on our community for help,” a statement from the office of Dorchester Chamber of Commerce President/CEO Bill Christopher said on Monday. “David J. DeLuca, owner of DELCO Packaging, was appalled to read that the Cambridge Rescue Fire Company (RFC) was denied [personal protective equipment] PPE by the Dorchester County Council.” On Jan. 13, the Dorchester Banner published an account of the council’s Jan. 5 decision. Members Jay Newcomb, Libby Nagel and William Nichols opposed Rescue Fire Company’s request, saying supplies were limited. Members Ricky Travers and Lenny Pfeffer supported the request. The council agreed to provide a lesser amount of personal protective equipment. The following is the listing or PPE requested by and supplied to RFC by DELCO Packaging. • 50 face shields – Polymer material with a sponge forehead, elastic head band, and they come with double side Anti-Fog treatment. DELCO Packaging distributes packaging products and adhesives to companies in the Mid-Atlantic region. Founded in 1981, the company’s mission was to provide packaging to the neglected manufacturers on Maryland and Delaware’s Eastern Shore and in the Baltimore area. Visit delcopkg.com for more information. Original Article Written By Dave Ryan..... |
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Units: | Chief 1, Chief 1-1, Chief 1-2, Engine 1-3, Engine 1-2, Tower 1-1, Rescue Engine 1-1, Engine 1-4, Rescue 1-1, Brush 1-1, Boat 1-1, Utility 1-1 |
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