Showing posts with label signage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label signage. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

New Signs Installed at North Judson-Wayne Township Fire Station

Posted on March 12, 2019
Author Jacque Ryan, WKVI

New signs have been installed at the North Judson-Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department.

Fire Chief Joe Leszek informed council members that the installation was complete during his report at last Monday’s town council meeting. He told members that he’s received a lot of positive feedback so far.

Leszek previously shared the project included the company redoing the signs on the front and the parking lot sides of the firehouse. He added that they also redid the street sign by converting it to LED lights and adding a base cover over the bottom to dress it up.

On the building itself, composite lettering was used to spell out the Department’s name and portion of the sign that features the Maltese Cross with their emblem is back lit on each side of the firehouse.

As a reminder, the signs were replaced by Premiere Signs for $9,181.88. The Department was able to pay $3,500 of that and then the town covered the remaining balance.

To take a look at the new signage, swing by the North Judson-Wayne Township Fire Department located at 209 North Luken Street.

Wednesday, July 18, 2018

North Judson-Wayne Township Fire Chief Provides Figures for Potential Signs

Posted on July 18, 2018
Author Jacque Ryan, WKVI

Funding for some potential new signs for the North Judson-Wayne Township Fire Department was discussed at Monday night’s town council meeting.

Fire Chief Joe Leszek told council members that the Fire Department recently held a business meeting and came up with a solid figure that they would be able to pledge towards the purchase of three new signs.

“For our proposed signs, if and when we’re ever ready to pull the trigger, the department would like to donate $3,500”

Councilman John Rowe asked Chief Leszek how much of the cost would be left if the Department provided their amount. Leszek said his research indicated that the overall cost would be around $9,000, so an additional $5,500 would have to come from the Town.

Clerk-Treasurer Andrew Rowe noted that he has been working to include the expenditure in the 2019 budget. Council members also proposed holding a fundraiser of some kind to raise additional funds for the purchase.

Members have not taken any official action on this matter yet, but discussions will continue in future meetings.