The event will feature vehicles from the Cullman County Sheriff’s office, the City of Cullman police and fire departments, Cullman EMS, and many of the volunteer fire departments from across the county. Other vehicles visitors can check out will include bucket trucks, tractor trailers, buses, farm tractors, and heavy work and construction equipment from local businesses.

Touch A Truck is meant to be a hands-on event. The doors of these vehicles will be open, and guests are encouraged to get inside and check them out. Representatives from all of the emergency agencies or businesses will be there to talk about the vehicles and show people around.

Vehicles and vendors confirmed for 2025 include:
The City of Cullman Fire Department
Cullman EMS
Hanceville Volunteer Fire Department
Cullman Electric Cooperative
Sprout Fiber Internet
Cullman Power Board
R.E. Garrison
James R. Smith
Wallace State
Dixie Towing
Brothers Concrete Supply
Kaplan Trucking
Alabama State Trooper
Cullman County Library Bookmobile
Perfect Choice Towing
Dickerson Services
Wiregrass Construction

This year’s event will also feature local food trucks and other food vendors to allow attendees to purchase refreshments while attending this year’s event as well.

For more information, visit https://cullmanec.com/touch-truck or follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for details on vehicles and activities that will be part of the 2025 Touch A Truck event.