1st is the GHS Baseball team riding on the Truck:
Granada High School Baseball had an incredible, record-breaking season! As the
most successful team in program history, they finished the season with an
outstanding 32-1 record and going away with multiple titles -- Bishop Gorman
Invitational Champions, EBAL Champions, NCS Champions, and Northern CA State
Champions! The team would like to recognize some of their biggest supporters:
David Moore, GHS Athletic Director, Bryce Head GHS Asst. Athletic Director, and
the community of Livermore for showing up and cheering them on each and every
game!
2nd is the GHS Dance team following the Truck:
Granada High School Varsity Dance Team consists of 17 dancers this season
representing all grade levels. The team specializes in pom, jazz and hip hop and
performs at all football and basketball home games as well as rallies and other
events on campus. The Granada dance team is excited to be performing in the
rodeo parade for the first time and is looking forward to the upcoming school
year to continue being leaders in promoting school spirit throughout the Granada
community.
Celebration Church of Livermore is Celebrating 50 years of celebration in Livermore. Located on Bluebell Drive in Springtown, home of: Celebration Life Academy preschool through 4th grade, Celebration Riders, and much more. Service times are 9:45am & 1:00pm Spanish service. Fine us online at Celebrationcc.org
The 4x4 Shop Livermore, Come down to the 4x4 shop on 1st street in Livermore and let us build you an awesome Rig or repair yours! The 4x4 Shop Livermore.
Cemex is a local building materials company that provides high-quality products and reliable services. It has a rich history of improving the well-being of those it serves through innovative building solutions, efficiency advancements.
This 1966 Rideo bus is owned by the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority, operator of the Wheels bus service. This bus was originally part of Livermore's Rideo fleet. When Wheels assumed operation of Tri-Valley bus services in the mid-1980s, it acquired this historic treasure from the City of Livermore. The bus was in need of major restoration, so the agency secured federal funding to rehabilitate this piece of Livermore's history to its former glory. Wheels proudly present the completely restored Rideo bus! The City of Livermore is represented on the LAVTA Board of Directors by Vice Mayor Brittni Kiick and Councilmember Evan Branning.
1945 Mack Fire Engine:
One of Pleasanton’s original motorized Fire Engines, this is a 1945 Mack. A big improvement from the hose carts that were pulled through the streets by horses or the firefighters themselves. Pleasanton’s original hose cart can be seen at Fire Department Headquarters on Nevada Street, and this antique 1945 Mack Fire Engine can be seen at Station 2 by the Stoneridge Mall. Drop by for a visit.
LPFD Fire Engine:
Here is one of Livermore-Pleasanton’s finest Fire Engines made by Pierce. It
carries 500 gallons of water and has a 1500 gallon per minute fire pump powered
by its 400-horsepower motor. This Engine carries over 2000 feet of hose, rescue
equipment, salvage equipment, a wide assortment of specialty tools, ground
ladders, and a full array of medical equipment to deliver advance life support.
This Engine is staffed by 3 firefighters 24-7-365. The Livermore-Pleasanton
Firefighters respond to over 16,000 emergencies per year.
