ExxonMobil and CityServiceValcon donate fuel to frontline workers in Spokane

Thu., May 14, 2020

By Amy Edelen amye@spokesman.com (509) 459-5581

ExxonMobil and CityServiceValcon LLC, a wholesale distributor, are donating $8,000 in fuel to front line workers in Spokane.

ExxonMobil and Kalispel-based CityServiceValcon are providing $4,000 in bulk diesel- efficient fuel that will be designated to serve the city’s fleet of fire engines, police cars, ambulances and other emergency response vehicles, according to an ExxonMobil release.

CityServiceValcon representatives are also donating an additional $4,000 in fuel cards that first responders can use at cardlock depots serviced by the distributor.

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