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On behalf of its Department of Emergency Services, Lebanon County Commissioners formally accepted transfer of hazmat equipment from a former Lancaster County-based service provider at its Thursday, Aug. 6 meeting.
The equipment and other gear has a market value of approximately $100,000 to $150,000 and was donated to Lebanon County by Hazmat 2 Environmental Fire Rescue Co. of Landisville, according to Bob Dowd, director of Lebanon County DES…