Desert Messenger

October 17, 2018 www.DesertMessenger.com 11 ����� | C������� �� B���� O'M����� COYOTE FRESH FOODS NOW OPEN! 7am-6pm Daily (Located in the Former General Store) 410 E. Main St. Quartzsite, AZ 928-927-9300 CUSTOM FRESH CUT QUALITY MEATS! Produce • Bakery • Deli • Fresh Breads FRESH DONUTS DAILY! $7.99 Daily Lunch Specials! Custom Designed Cakes 133 Sites Free WiFi Laundry Showers Club House Bingo Live Music Pets Welcome Quiet- Friendly- Affordable Monthly Rates New Ownership & Management! 715 East Quail Trail Quartzsite AZ 85346 (928) 927-5057 8 PIECE MEAL DEAL 8 pieces Fried Chicken 2 Large Sides, 6 Dinner Rolls $ 14 99 APD donates truck to QFD 7am-6pm Daily Service on all Makes and Models ~ 15 years Experience Extensive experience with vintage and new Airstreams We Support Our Troops ~ Veteran Discount Service to Quartzsite & BLM Locations & LTVA's Full Solar Installations with FLAT RATE Pricing Refrigerators, Hot Water Heaters, Water Pumps 509-262-8284 APS donates truck to Quartzsite Fire Department to assist with remote calls in La Paz Quartzsite, AZ By Brian O'Malley Quartzsite Fire Department has the daunting task of responding to emer- gency calls in some of the most remote areas in Arizona, all while servic- ing one of the most dangerous intersections of freeway at Highway 95 and Interstate 10. The department responds to over 1400 calls for service every year. With limited vehicles to respond to these calls or help clear accidents, it was with great pleasure that the department got word that they would be receiving a truck donation thanks to Arizona Puplic Service (APS). The truck be used by Quartzsite Fire Department to expand its inspec- tion and fi re prevention to the Town of Quartzsite and surrounding areas while providing an additional vehicle for offi cial business. "The addition of this vehicle makes a huge impact on the area we service and really allows us to respond to some of the more remote calls we receive", says Assistant Chief Jose Lizarraga. "We are a small department that cov- ers a large region and so we are thankful for this donation from APS so we can continually meet the needs of our community." Charles Molina and Joe Weathersby of APS presented the truck to Assistant Chief Jose Lizarraga back in September and has already been put to action by the department.

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