Ontario Fire Company Urges Residents to Clear Hydrants, Local Business Steps Up to Help
Founded in 1990 by Sean Fico, the company has grown from a single snowplow truck to a fleet of more than 200 pieces of equipment, including front-end loaders, skid steers, and backhoes.
As winter storms continue to blanket the region, the Ontario Fire Company is asking residents to assist in clearing fire hydrants buried under snow. Officials stress that easy access to hydrants is crucial in emergencies, where every second counts.
Over the past two days, volunteer firefighters have been working diligently to uncover hydrants throughout the area. Their efforts received a boost from A.P. Enterprises Property Services, which donated equipment to assist in the clearing process.
Founded in 1990 by Sean Fico, the company has grown from a single snowplow truck to a fleet of more than 200 pieces of equipment, including front-end loaders, skid steers, and backhoes.
One of the company’s most recognizable pieces of equipment is a hot pink loader, designed to raise awareness for breast cancer. A.P. Enterprises reports to be committed to both excellence in service and community involvement, according to their website.
With more snow expected in the coming weeks, the Ontario Fire Company continues to urge residents to remain vigilant and assist in keeping fire hydrants clear.