LOS ANGELES — Sales of miniature firetrucks, created in memory of late Los Angeles Fire Capt. Joseph C. Dupee, have generated about $24,000 in donations for widows and orphans of firefighters, officials said Monday on the one-year anniversary of Dupee's death.
"They're selling really well," said Doreen Imperial, store manager of the Dalmatian's Fire House.
The Los Angeles Firemen's Relief Assn., which assists widows and orphans of firefighters in addition to disabled firefighters, runs the store on Temple Street.
