Rehab and develop the old Sutter Creek Firehouse on Main Street that was built in the early 1930’s as a museum and display space for the early 20’s fire truck being recreated in 2006.

Repair the existing fire bell tower on Main Street at City Hall and reconstruct the fire hose cart house that was originally located under this bell tower with a hose cart display.

Recreate the first Sutter Creek fire truck that was built by local mechanics in the 1920’s using an early 1920’s era Dodge Brothers light truck. Rebuild and restore a 20’s era Dodge Brothers truck to recreate Sutter Creek’s first fire truck.

Maintain contact with the current owner of the Sutter Creek 1960 Van Pelt/Dodge fire truck with the intention of eventually returning this truck to Sutter Creek for display and community events.

Maintain contact with the Fiddletown Community Center and Fiddletown Preservation Society to rehabilitate their 1934 Dodge fire truck that was built in Sutter Creek and transferred to Fiddletown in the late 1950s; improve the storage and display area in Fiddletown for this truck, similar to the Amador City project.

Make a donation to the Sutter Creek Fire History Projects general fund. These donations can be allocated to any current or upcoming project.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 […]

Rehab and develop the original Sutter Creek Firehouse on Spanish Street as it would have appeared in the time period 1912 to 1930 with the equipment in use during this time.