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Dayhoff: Great community events are scheduled in Carroll County this summer

The New Windsor Fire Department is proud to announce that the department has signed a contract with Seagrave Fire Apparatus for the construction of a new fire engine to replace our current Engine 101. According to a media release on May 5, 2025 by Assistant Fire Chief David Coe, The cost of the "new" Engine 101 is approximately $1.3 million. Remarkably, this project is being funded entirely through fundraising events such as the upcoming annual carnival May 20-24, 2025. From right to left: New Windsor Fire Department Chief Steve Kreimer sitting in the dark blue shirt, Seagrave vice president Denny Warren, New Windsor Fire Department President Marcel Munshaur in the light blue shirt. In the back are members of the board of directors Ed Palsgrove and Steve Strawsburg. (Courtesy)
The New Windsor Fire Department is proud to announce that the department has signed a contract with Seagrave Fire Apparatus for the construction of a new fire engine to replace our current Engine 101. According to a media release on May 5, 2025 by Assistant Fire Chief David Coe, The cost of the “new” Engine 101 is approximately $1.3 million. Remarkably, this project is being funded entirely through fundraising events such as the upcoming annual carnival May 20-24, 2025. From right to left: New Windsor Fire Department Chief Steve Kreimer sitting in the dark blue shirt, Seagrave vice president Denny Warren, New Windsor Fire Department President Marcel Munshaur in the light blue shirt. In the back are members of the board of directors Ed Palsgrove and Steve Strawsburg. (Courtesy)
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One of the celebrated family traditions in Carroll County has been the fire company carnivals held almost every week through the summer.

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