Crime & Safety
Eagan Fire Department in Need of Donated Cars
Each year, the Eagan Fire Department trains more than 100 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash.

Do you have an old car to get rid of? Eagan needs junkers for fire department training. Each year, the Eagan Fire Department trains more than 100 volunteers in how to safely extract people from vehicles following a crash.
These trainings are essential considering the department responds to approximately 150 vehicle accidents or fires each year, according to city officials.
“This kind of training requires vehicles for crews to practice on,” said Pat DiIoia, previous deputy fire chief, in a statement. “Sometimes local towing companies can supply cars, but we have an ongoing need.”
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Individuals interested in donating a vehicle can receive a tax credit. The department will provide a receipt for tax purposes and donated vehicles will be transported for free.
For information or to donate a vehicle, contact the Eagan Fire Department at eaganfd@cityofeagan.com or call (651) 675-5900.
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