The Park City Police Department received several reports involving the drop-and-load rules in the Main Street core.

Pennsylvania-based Jesse Shirey found the truck three years ago sitting by a barn surrounded by weeds. Shirey and family rebuilt the rig from the ground up, inside and out.

Steve Metsch is a freelance reporter for the Naperville Sun. If you know of a business you’d like to see profiled in Down to Business, contact him at [email protected].

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