Sen. Wozniak learns about the multi-gas monitors the Clinton County Department of Emergency Services was able to purchase recently, thanks to a Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) grant the Senator helped secure. Through the $23,000 grant, a total of 23 monitors were purchased, one for each fire company in the County and for the County Hazmat truck. In most cases, the new units replaced old and out-of-service single-gas monitors. The new monitors have the ability to measure for hydrogen sulfide, lower explosive limits, oxygen, and carbon monoxide levels. Showing one of the units to the Senator, from left, is Chad Savrock, Clinton County Department of Emergency Services planning and training coordinator, Randy Gillen from the City of Lock Haven Hope Hose Fire Company, Senator Wozniak, Shawn Smith, Hope Hose Company president, and Hope Hose chief Rich Yost. The Senator made the stop at the Hope Hose Fire Station in conjunction with the Company’s 125th anniversary celebration and purchase of a new ladder truck