The Plum Chamber of Commerce’s streak of beautiful weather for its Touch-A-Truck event remains unbroken.

The chamber hosted its fourth Touch-A-Truck on the campus of Plum Middle School and Holiday Park Intermediate School under sunny, blue skies and comfortable temperatures Saturday.

Around 1,000 people were estimated to have attended, said Anna Nesbit, past chairperson of the chamber and committee chair for the event which featured more than two dozen vehicles of all types.

The event has always had good weather, she said.

“It’s an opportunity to get some of our different community businesses in front of the community,” she said. “We have always had a very tremendous turnout. It seems everyone enjoys getting out this time of the year.”

In addition to trucks, construction vehicles, school buses and emergency vehicles, the event also featured an obstacle course, face painting, raffles, a bounce house, petting zoo, costumed characters, food trucks, arts and crafts tables, a construction site and a trackless train.

Sponsors included Gymkhana Gymnastics, S&T Bank, Soxman Funeral Homes, Plum Borough Community Library and #1 Cochran Ford Monroeville.

Truck sponsors included State Sen. Nick Pisciottano, Signature Orthodontics, Lightning Detail, Military Spouse Jobs and VetJobs, Forbes Road Career & Technology Center, State Farm insurance agent Ron Boller, Plum Borough Democratic Committee, and Keystone Construction and Mining Equipment.

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