It’s been a two-year wait, but the fire department is finally getting it’s two new vehicles.Fire Chief Larry Duyck informed county commissioners about the new additions to his department’s fleet during their Tuesday meeting.The COVID-19 pandemic and shortage of vehicles curtailed orders, but even now it is a long wait for any fire department ordering new vehicles, Duyck said.The local fire department is getting a wildland brush truck to be utilized for wildfires.The department already has one, but needs another one. The new vehicle is capable of holding 1,500 gallons of water. The driver can operate the release of water ...