Wexford Volunteer Fire Company

Did 2020 leave you- feeling down/ wanting to do more/ tired of feeling helpless? It certainly was an ugly year, but perhaps a commitment to the following things will help make 2021 a better year for you: Learn something new Develop new skills Make new friends... Have fun Do something exciting Become more fit Get connected with the community Gain a strong sense of belonging Make a difference by helping fellow community members We can provide all of these things and encourage you to consider joining our organization. New members are always needed to fill firefighting and non-firefighter roles. Visit https://www.wexfordvfc.com/volunteer-firefighter-opportuni/ to learn more and submit an interest form to connect with our membership committee. They will answer any questions you have and assist you through the application process. We hope to hear from you soon! We thank everyone for their support and wish everyone a safe and Happy New Year!

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY The graphic provides a familiar reminder about not smoking around medical oxygen. If you have medical oxygen in use in your home, here are some additional safety tips: Store oxygen cylinders at least 5 feet from heat sources such as open flames or electrical devices.... Store oxygen cylinders in an upright position in well-ventilated areas. Post "No Smoking" and "No Open Flames" signs to alert residents and guests to the presence of oxygen. Never use aerosol sprays with combustible materials near oxygen. Substances with oil and grease such as body oils and lotions can easily burn. Don't use or keep these items where oxygen is in use. Where oxygen is in use, never use a sparking toy, open flames such as a match or lighter, a fireplace or stove, or any other device fueled by gas, kerosene, wood, or coal. In homes where oxygen is in use, there is a higher risk of fire because of increased oxygen in the air, furniture, clothing, hair, and bedding. Take extra fire safety precautions. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTips #SafetyTip #MedicalOxygen See more

Last week, 228 responded to a water flow fire alarm at Goldfish Swim School, so, as thanks, they were generous enough to provide us with dinner for tonight’s general meeting as well as a donation to the company! Thank you so much! Check out their page for all the services they provide! Goldfish Swim School - Wexford

Our hearts are saddened this week as we lost a long time member of the Wexford VFC family. Life member George Thunell passed away yesterday. George was a respected member of the company serving in multiple positions, including fire chief. He was also an active scuba diver when our organization had a water rescue dive team in the ‘80s and ‘90s. More importantly, George was a beloved family member, and our thoughts are with the Thunell and Hartman families at this difficult time.

In 1921, fire protection in the Pine Township/Wexford area involved well-intentioned neighbors that came running to blazes with buckets of water. A group of local farmers gathered after a fire and decided that it was time for organized fire protection. The Wexford Volunteer Fire Company No 1 of Pine Township was established as a result of that meeting. Through the dedicated efforts of many talented members and the steadfast support of the Township of Pine, we are proud to say that we are entering our 100th year of service to the community! We're not sure what this year will bring in terms of public gatherings, but we hope to share in the celebration of this special milestone with the public in an open house event later this year. Stay tuned for details and follow this page for periodic commemorations of our 100-year history.

Today was the 95th birthday of Life Member Ray McKinney, so members joined the parade to wish him the best! We also got a chance to see our old Brush truck, a 1943 Ford GTB G-622 bomb carrier, which served Wexford VFC from 1946 until 1973 and has since been refurbished to look as it did back in WWII during its Navy service.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We kick-off this year's fire safety message series with a simple reminder to remove that live Christmas Trees from your home before it becomes a serious fire hazard. If you live in the Township of Pine, Vogel Disposal provides curbside tree pick-up as part of weekly trash collection between January 4 and 16. The Allegheny County Parks Department also provides Christmas tree collection at all County parks until January 15. The drop off location for North Park is at the swimming pool parking lot. Visit their website at https://www.alleghenycounty.us//christmas-tree-recycling-p for more information. #FireSafetyFriday #HolidayFireSafety #ChristmasTree #SafetyTip

228 and 185 were alerted for a vehicle crash with entrapment on Wexford Road in fire zone 2 this morning. 228RQ arrived on scene and made patient contact, noting the patient was not complaining of injury, only trapped. 228RQ utilized quick stabilization and the glass saw to cut the windshield, freeing the patient. 228CHF held the assignment to 228 units to perform traffic control until the tow arrived.

158 and 228 were dispatched for a first alarm residential fire in 158’s fire zone 1 with reported entrapment. 228EN1 arrived on scene as first due engine. 228EN1 riding officer made a rescue through the front door while the chauffeur deployed an 1.75 preconnect. 228EN1 got the bulk of the fire knocked down and was quickly supplemented with 158 and mutual aid crews.

Station 228 responded to a CO detector activation this evening in fire zone 2. Units checked the caller’s residence in a multi family dwelling with levels around 100 PPM. 228CHF had units perform a sweep of the neighboring units to check for any levels while waiting for the gas company to investigate further. Since the other residents were not home, 228RQ slipped the sampling probe in the other residence behind the weather stripping and read over 1600 PPM. CO levels at this c...oncentration are fatal in less than an hour. 228RQ forced the door and conducted a primary search. Levels maxed out the meters. A vehicle was found left running accidentally in the garage. Two cats were rescued and are doing well. We strongly encourage all residents to have CO detectors in their homes. CO is colorless and odorless, and a CO detector is the only way to protect your family from this hazard. See more

From our family to yours, we would like to wish all of you a very Merry Christmas! Please drive safe while out today! We will see everyone in the New Year!!

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY- HOLIDAY EARLY EDITION Will our firefighters be following Santa with a visit to your house on Christmas this year? Read on to find out what brings us out the most during the Christmas holiday. We made a list and checked it twice- here are our Christmas time incident statistics from the past ten years: ... There were residential-related Christmas Day calls in six of the last ten years. The Christmas Day incidents included seven cooking-related fire alarm activations and one candle-related mantle fire. On the past ten Christmas Eves, there were three cooking-related fire alarm activations and one cooking fire. It's safe to say, cooking mishaps are the trend, and even minor ones pose a risk as most full-blown kitchen fires are the result of some type of mistake. While our members are willing and ready to respond to an emergency every day of the year, we'd like to remind everyone to keep an eye on what's cooking and be safe with other things that can cause a fire. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTips #HolidayFireSafety

Wexford 228 and Marshall 185 units responded to a vehicle vs. a tractor trailer along Route 19 this morning. Upon arrival, one vehicle was smoking with a large debris field. Thankfully no injuries were reported. Crews shut down one NB and one SB lane of 19 for 45 mins and reopened once the vehicles were removed.

Fire Safety Friday How's your live Christmas Tree holding up? Make sure to keep it watered daily, and away from sources of heat that can dry it out. https://youtu.be/xr6b9b8FYKk #FireSafetyFriday #ChristmasTree #FireSafetyTips #HolidayFireSafety

Please help us help you!

Wexford VFC were busy today with multiple vehicle accidents. We assisted 185 and 158 with a 9 car pile up on 79 involving a semi truck.

Cooper, a 9-year-old, 4th grader from our Pine/Richland community was just handed one of the toughest diagnoses known to the pediatric population. After experie...ncing a few headaches, he underwent emergency surgery at UPMC Children's to remove an aggressive and life-threatening brain tumor. He has recently been transferred to St. Jude’s Hospital in Tennessee for additional, long term care. We ask our community this. Let’s see how many Christmas cards we can send to Cooper and his family this Christmas! Who’s with us!? Let’s show Cooper that although he fights, he is not alone! Please send your Christmas cards and kind words to the address above, and show them that although they fight, they do not fight alone. If you would like to know more ways that you can help, his family has set up a Go Fund Me page (https://www.gofundme.com/f/yk27n4-c). You can join Cooper’s Crew to help raise money to support the Nindl family while they focus on Cooper's recovery and treatment. Thank you all in advance for your support! Your time, support and/or donations are appreciated more than can ever be expressed. Happy Holidays, and please be safe! - Your Northern Regional Police Department

It breaks our hearts to report that one of our life members Dick Eichner passed away this morning. Dick was an iconic member of the Wexford community! He will truly be missed by the community. He was still delivering eggs, and produce to his customers daily. Our company is where it’s at today because of members like Dick. He was such a hard working, determined, and kind man!! Our community is not the same with out you Dick! You truly will be missed by all of us!

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Did you know the top three days for candle-related home fires in the United States are Christmas, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day? Use safe practices when burning candles by not leaving them unattended and keeping them away from combustible materials. Even better, consider using battery candles instead. #FireSafetyFriday #safetytips #flamelesscandles

SANTA EXPRESS 2020 UPDATE: Unfortunately, after great consideration, we have decided to cancel Santa Express for 2020. This decision was made in the interest of public safety. In order to continue to provide the residents of Pine Township and surrounding communities uncompromised fire and rescue services, we must make some difficult decisions to ensure we maintain adequate staffing levels. Our members are deeply saddened by this decision, as brining Santa to see all of the children, young and old, is one of the great highlights of our year. However, we all serve our community with the primary purpose of protecting life and property, and with the current pandemic situation, we must make difficult decisions to ensure we continue to do so.

228 TK1, EN1, SQ1, and CHF responded to Marshall Township early this morning for a possible commercial fire.

228TK1 responding to an early morning commercial fire.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Is your Christmas Tree up yet? Make sure to follow these important tips to keep your family safe this holiday season. #FireSafetyFriday #SafetyTip #ChristmasTree #HolidayFireSafety

Fire Safety Friday With COVID concerns, you may be making hotel lodging plans instead of staying with family this holiday season. Make sure to keep your family safe by selecting hotels and motel with smoke alarms and fire sprinkler systems. Check out this searchable database resource from the United States Fire Administration to locate hotels with fire protection systems- https://apps.usfa.fema.gov/hotel/ #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTips #travelsafety

228 units were alerted to a brush fire in fire zone 228-006 at 12:19. 228CHF arrived on scene to find a fire in a wooded area behind a residence. 228CHF requested 241 and 185 for additional brush and ATV units. The fire was contained to 1.65 acres. Units remained on scene for approximately 2 hours overhauling the wooded area and cleaning up the over 900 feet of hose used to reach all corners of the fire. Thank you to all mutual aid companies who assisted.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY This one is becoming an annual tradition- use extreme caution if planning to fry your turkey next week. Here are five tips to keep your turkey frying experience safe: Turkey fryers can easily tip over spilling hot oil over a large area.... An overfilled cooking pot will cause the oil to overflow when the turkey is placed inside. A partially frozen turkey will cause hot oil to splatter. Turkey fryers can easily overheat and start a fire. The pot, lid, and handles of a turkey fryer can get dangerously hot and cause burn injuries. We wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving! #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTipsfetytips #turkeyfryer #CookingSafety https://youtu.be/HYvMWIvghnQ

228 E1, E2, and Command responded to a kitchen fire in Marshall Township 185’s district this afternoon. Heavy smoke was reported upon arrival, and crews got a quick knock on the remaining fire then worked checking for extension and ventilating. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY This scene will be common for many people over the winter months. It's certainly warm and inviting, but have you had your chimney inspected and swept by a professional recently? Chimney fires can result in anything from costly chimney repairs to a devastating fire loss. Check out https://www.csia.org/ for more information on chimney safety. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTips #ChimneySweep

ICYMI- Yesterday's Fire Safety Friday post

We held our election of officers for 2021 last night and are pleased to report the results: President- Jake Ballard Vice-President- John Lombardo, Sr. Treasurer- Bill Glikes... Secretary- Melissa Sweeney Recording Secretary- Jan Kowalski Director- Tim Cole Director- Tim Flaherty Director- Paul Harnagy Director- Ed Ley Director- Rick Wittmer Chief- Chris Ausefski Assistant Chief- Brett Harsh Two director seats were up for election and retained by Tim Cole and Paul Harnagy. The other officer positions are one-year terms and were retained by the incumbents. This board has an accumulative fire service experience of over 200 years. The leadership looks forward to serving the community and members of the Wexford VFC in 2021.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY How long will you have to escape a home fire? Watch this quick video for the shocking answer. When you're done, make sure to visit our fire safety page at www.wexfordvfc.com/safety/ to learn how to be better prepared to prevent and escape a home fire. Even better, share this post with your friends to help us get the word out. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTips https://vimeo.com/ulfsri/ulhomefurnshingcomparison

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Don't forget to turn your clocks back this weekend. It's also, a great time to change the batteries in our smoke alarms. Unless you have a sealed 10-year life battery in your smoke alarm, make sure to change your batteries at least once a year. The same applies to carbon monoxide alarms. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #SmokeAlarmsSaveLives

The Township of Pine, with the Northern Regional Police Department's direction, will be cautiously celebrating Halloween despite COVID 19. It is up to our resi...dents to do what they are comfortable with. The Township and the NRPD will observe Halloween on Saturday, October 31st, with official Trick or Treating from 6 pm-8 pm. During these hours, the NRPD will have every available Police officer patrolling the neighborhoods, making sure your children are safe. If you are not comfortable interacting with the public on Halloween, we suggest leaving any exterior lights off. If you decide to participate, then we suggest you follow these CDC guidelines, including but not limited to; Avoid direct contact with trick-or-treaters. Give treats outdoors, if possible. Set up a station with individually bagged treats for kids to take. Wash hands before handling treats. Wear a mask. In addition to the COVID-19 concerns, we highly suggest limiting your driving through neighborhoods from 6 pm-8 pm and encourage food delivered be outside of those hours. The Township and the Northern Regional Police Department wish everyone a Safe, Happy, and Healthy Halloween!

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We've shared this video in the past, and believe it's too important not to share again. It demonstrates the value of keeping interior room doors closed at night to slow the progression of a fire in your home. Closed room doors at night can be a critical life-saving move. This video is well worth the five minutes to watch it. If you have family members that sleep with bedroom doors open, consider viewing this video as a family as part of a home escape planning activity. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #CloseBeforeYouDoze https://youtu.be/bSP03BE74WA

They Wexford VFC will be decorating a truck and passing out candy at Pine Community Center Trunk-or-Treat. So come on by and say hi.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Looking for something to do with the family this weekend? It's a great time to make or review your home fire escape plan. What should be a part of your plan? Identify all doors and windows ... Two ways out of each room A meeting place outside of your home Identify who will help those who can't escape on their own Emergency phone number- 911 It's as simple as that. We've even included a printable graph to help get you started! Once you have your plan ready, make sure to practice it with everyone in your family. A failure to plan is planning to fail. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #HomeFireEscapePlan

Fire Prevention Week- Day 7 As we saw with Bill yesterday, it is good idea to keep a lid nearby while cooking. If a fire breaks out in your pot or pan, covering it with a lid is likely the most effective way to extinguish the fire. Its also a good idea to keep an oven mitt or pot holder close to help protect your hand when placing the lid. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Fire Prevention Week- Day 6 Be like Bill and stay alert while cooking! Especially when cooking on the stove top. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Fire Prevention Week- Day 5 Cooking a late night snack when you're tired or are returning from a night out can have deadly consequences. Make a safer choice and order out to satisfy those late night munchies. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Fire Prevention Week Day 4 As discussed yesterday, it is best to stay in the kitchen while cooking, However, distractions happen to everyone in life. Use the timer on your phone to remind you that something is cooking. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Fire Prevention Week- Day 3 Don't leave food cooking unattended on a stove top. It's best to stay in the kitchen. Stay in the home while cooking in the oven. As the national statistics indicate, we see minor to severe unattended cooking incidents locally many times each year. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Fire Prevention Week- Day 2 Clutter can accumulate quickly while cooking. Maintain a clearance of at least 3 feet between cooking appliances and combustible materials. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

Join us in supporting the families of 103 firefighters who died in the line of duty in 2019 and previous years. Each year, the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and fire service organizations from across the nation honor these firefighters and their families the first weekend in October at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Emmitsburg, Maryland. The in person ceremony has been postponed this year, but remembrance for these fallen heroes continues through alternative activities. Our thoughts are with all those lost and their loved ones left behind. #firehero2020 #NFFFTribute

Welcome to Fire Prevention Week! For many families, meal prep time can be chaotic. To enhance safety while cooking, teach your kids to maintain a 3 foot zone from things that can burn. Or even better, establish a no kids zone for the kitchen while cooking. #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Next week is Fire Prevention Week, and this year's theme is "Serve Up Fire Safety In the Kitchen!" According to the NFPA, cooking equipment is the leading cause of home fires and fire injuries, causing 49% of home fires that resulted in 21% of the home fire deaths and 45% of the injuries in a study of national fire incident data between 2014-2018. Stay tuned next week as we'll share an important kitchen fire safety message each day. #FireSafetyFriday #FirePreventionWeek #FireSafetyTip

We have had 12 individuals join our organization this year. Will you be next? We'd love to hear from you! Visit https://www.wexfordvfc.com/volunteer-firefighter-opportuni/ to learn how you can help and contact us soon.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY It's important to know the different alert sounds for smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. We've seen this as point of confusion for homeowners when responding to alarm calls. Here is a quick video from First Alert on the different alert sounds for their products. The user manual for your alarms provides great information that will help keep you in the know. If you haven't kept your manual, they're readily available on manufacturer websites. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip https://youtu.be/7EPWpiQIIVY

The Wexford Volunteer Fire Company sends our support and encouragement to Youngwood Volunteer Firefighter Eddie Coletta, his family and his community, as Eddie battles AL Amyloidosis, a rare disease that is causing his organs to shut down. From our family to yours, Eddie, we thank you for your commitment to the fire service and to the contributions you have made to make your community a great place to live! #everyones4eddie https://www.wtae.com//everyones4eddie-hempfield-c/34138750

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY In the fall and winter seasons, we have often seen power outages due to wind, ice, and snowstorms locally. Many residents find the addition of a portable or fixed generator to be a valuable measure of preparedness for a power outage. Take note of these tips to ensure safe operation of your generator: -Have permanently wired generators installed by a professional, with any necessary permits and inspections required by your local building code department.... -Only use heavy gauge extension cords when connecting appliances to portable generators. -To avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, do not operate generators inside the house. Keep them away from windows and as far away from the house as possible. -Make sure that you have functioning carbon monoxide alarms on each level of your home. -Do not allow generators to operate in wet areas. -Do not refuel your generator while it's running. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #GeneratorSafety #COtheSilentKiller

Thank you Rob Mercuri for State House for bringing us lunch today!!! Our members thank you!!

We will never forgot 9/11 343 Firefighters, 60 Police Officers, 8 EMT/Paramedics, and 2997 Civilians

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY In recognition of National Preparedness Month, we are sharing a tip on family emergency preparedness. While we may enjoy little risk from earthquakes and hurricanes, no part of the country is immune to the effects of a natural or manmade disaster. In a widespread disaster, it can take several days for easy access to daily necessities due to various factors such as damaged stores, increased demand, and disrupted supply chains. Make sure to take some simple steps to ensure your family has the basic necessities to get by for a few days after the onset of a disaster. Purchase and build a stock of these items when there is no impending disaster, and they're easy to obtain. For more great resources on how to prepare, visit www.ready.gov #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #BeReady

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We conclude our series on battery safety with some tips on the 9-volt. If something metal comes in contact with the two posts, it can cause a short circuit and generate enough heat to start a fire. Keep these batteries in their package until you need them. If they're loose, don't store them in a drawer with other metal objects, and cover the posts with masking, electrical or duct tape. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #Batteries #HomeHazMats

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We continue this week with another lithium battery safety reminder. Make sure your lithium batteries are in good condition, keeping an eye out of the signs shown in the video. Don't dispose of them in the trash, drop them off at lithium battery collection points that can be found in many big box retail stores. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #Lithium #Batteries #HomeHazMats

Babcock Boulevard is back open.

******Road Closure******* Babcock Boulevard from Warrendale Road to Bakerstown Road will be closed for an extended period of time for accident reconstruction. Please find an alternate route...

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY As we accumulate more and more lithium batteries for our household electronics, don't forget to manage the fire risks they pose. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #Lithium #Batteries #HomeHazMats

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY It's not unusual to see a tractor or lawnmower fire each year. One way to prevent a fire is to add fuel when the engine is cool. Also, make sure to allow the engine to cool off and keep it clear of combustible materials when putting it back in its storage area. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #SummerSafety

We're proud to announce that members Robert Hetzel and Ed Ley have attained life member status this year through completion of 20 years of service. Many volunteer fire departments have a "life member" classification to honor dedicated members that have completed a certain number of active service years. For the member, it is a special honor to always be a part of the organization, no matter where life may take them. Robert served many years as a talented apparatus operator f...or us. He served multiple terms as a board member and secretary. Robert was also part of our first group of live-in firefighters in 2003. Ed has always brought a positive "can do" attitude to the company. His vast practical knowledge through his career as a steamfitter has helped make him a valuable firefighter. Ed has also been a long time board member. Join us as we congratulate Ed and Robert on their well deserved life member status and thank them for their dedicated service to the community!

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We hope everyone has been enjoying a delicious grilling season. To keep it safe, here's a quick reminder to keep those lids open while igniting your grill. Also, if the flames go out on a propane grill, open the lid and allow the grill to air out for a few minutes before reigniting. #FireSafetyFriday #FireSafetyTip #SummerSafety #GrillSafety

Two of our members David Eichenlaub and Regis Kramer leave next week for the Military. David will be attending the Air Force basic training and Regis will be attending the Army’s basic training. The WVFC wishes you good luck and am proud of you guys for not only serving our township but our country!

228 E1, Rescue, and Command responded to a working barn fire in McCandless’ district early Sunday morning around 3:50am. Lightning from the night’s storms struck the tree next to the barn, which set the roof on fire. The structure was a total loss prior to any fire units arriving on scene, so crews extinguished the remaining fire and performed overhaul for the next couple of hours. All units returned around 7am.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY An evening around a small recreational fire can be an enjoyable experience for all. However, small children are susceptible to injury due to excitement or clumsiness. Maintain a kid-free zone to keep things safe. #FireSafetyTip #KidsFireSafety #FireSafetyFriday

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY Beat the heat this summer and take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heatstroke if you must be outside. Check-in on your elderly neighbors and get help for anyone suffering from a heat related illness. #FireSafetyFriday #BeatTheHeat

PSA- There have been 5 emergency responder struck and killed by deaths on the roadways in the last 21 days. 27 emergency responders (including police, fire, EMS and tow operators) have been killed while operating on the roads so far in 2020. All 50 states have "Steer Clear" or "Move Over" laws that require motorists to move into a lane away from an emergency scene or significantly reduce speed if moving to another lane is not possible. Just as important- please don't drive while drunk, drugged, drowsy, or distracted, and always drive with care and consideration of others on the road. As emergency responders, there's only so much we can do to protect ourselves while on the road. A large part of the responsibility to keep us safe is in your hands. Please share!

228 units are currently assisting Ambridge with a commercial structure fire.

FIRE SAFETY FRIDAY We are taking an all-hazards approach this week and sharing this great message on pool safety from the Consumer Products Safety Commission. The CPSC has put some awesome resources together to help keep your families safety at www.poolsafety.gov. https://youtu.be/N5Hj-F0eexE #FireSafetyFriday #PoolSafety #SwimmingSafety

We would like to thank the Wexford Volunteer Fire Company for their purchase of the Winzer Super-C Sani Mister. We hope this product will help protect your memb...ers. In the midst of this pandemic, Emergencies haven’t just stopped. Our members stand ready to respond to all calls regardless of what is going on so we needed a way to help protect our members. When Accents on Apparel approached us about the Winzer Super-C Sani Mister, I thought what better way to protect our members. Once we decided to buy it we took delivery of the machine in under a week thanks to Accents on Apparel’s great team. We want to thank AOA for the great customer service and fast turn around to get us this product that will not only protect our members during the pandemic, but in the future as well! -Jacob Ballard, President Wexford Volunteer Fire Company