Sean C. Morgan
The Sweet Home Fire and Ambulance District took delivery of new extrication tools last week, its first major purchase under a six-year $1.575 million bond approved by voters in November, and it won a federal grant that will allow it to hire additional medics.
The district received seven battery-powered Hurst Jaws of Life tools, including two spreaders, two cutters, one ram and two combination tools at a cost of $64,500 on July…